Coming Through the Whirlwind: Case Studies in Psychotherapy ebook

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Coming Through the Whirlw. has been added to your Cart. Michael Eigen has a unique voice among contemporary psychoanalysts that sparks in this reader a direct relation with the text.

Coming Through the Whirlw. Utilizing a subjectivist perspective, Eigen narrates two treatments with richness and clarity. In so doing, he charts the dynamic interplay between the oscillating spiritual and psychological dimensions of being.

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Michael (Mike) Eigen (born January 11, 1936 in Passaic, New Jersey) is an American psychoanalyst and writer, perhaps best known for his willingness to allow for the role of mysticism in the therapeutic process. Eigen was born in Passaic, New Jersey to a Jewish family, the son of Jeanette (née Brody), a teacher, and Sol, a lawyer. Eigen began by working with troubled children in his twenties, before moving on to treat adults.

author of The Psychotic Core and The Electrical Tightrope, is a senior member, Board of Directors, and control/training analyst at the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis; Associate Clinical Professor, New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis; faculty and supervisor, Institute for Expressive Analysis and New Hope Guild.

Case Studies in Psychotherapy. His previous publications include The Psychotic Cure, Coming Through the Whirlwind, and The Electrified Tightrope: Between Catastrophe and Faith. See all books by Michael Eigen.

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His previous volume, The Psychotic Core (1986), focused on his work with severely disturbed patients; this present study traces the treatment of two well-functioning professionals, Ben and Cynthia, both attractive, both motivated to enrich the quality of their lives, yet painfully conscious of something psychically amiss, some blight, an emptiness.

The pain and rewards of depth therapy revealed in two case studies.

Michael Eigen, Ph.D., author of The Psychotic Core and The Electrical Tightrope, is a senior member, Board of Directors, and control/training analyst at the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis; Associate Clinical Professor, New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis; faculty and supervisor, Institute for Expressive Analysis and New Hope Guild.

In essence, Eigen's book gives witness to a central issue of Aeschylus—we suffer into knowledge—and shows how it is embodied and animated on the stage of the clinical setting with its two throbbing props, couch and chair. - Patrick J. Mahony, author of Freud as a Writer

No other psychoanalyst writing today can command this repertoire of tones and voices. To read Eigen is to experience the moment-by-moment changes of heart that for him constitute the analytic encounter. The shrewd eloquente, the cunning sympathy and humor at work in this book are unique in psychoanalysis. lt should be celebrated with the paradoxes it is inspired by. - Adam Phillips, Author of Winnicott

Eigen shares two cases: a woman who manifested spirituality to the exclusion of facing hovering psychological problems, and a man whose virtual obsession with psychological “truths” led him to omit spiritual development. This book will be of interest not only to therapists but to all who are interested in the spiritual in human life. - Jean Sanville, Editor of Clinical Social Work Journal and author of The Playground of Psychoanalytic Therapy.