Autor/Autorin: Acuña Bermúdez Edgar Alfonso
Edgar A Acuña Bermúdez Dr. in Clinical and Health Psychology. University of Salamanca- Spain.Daisy Silva Caraballo Doctoral student in Psychology, Universidad de San Buenaventura. Cali- Colombia.Víctor M Pardo Maza Dr. in Psychology with orientation in Applied Cognitive Neuroscience. Maimonides University. Buenos Aires- Argentina.
The study of dreams is of vital contribution in the clinical processes of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, starting from the classic discoveries of Freud in his work and research on the interpretation of dreams and its different components present in the human psyche in healthy and pathological processes, especially in neurosis.In addition, there are later investigations that describe the whole emotional and neuropsychic process, which corroborate the effectiveness of this method in the psychotherapy processes between psychotherapist and patient, which are elements that provide an advance in the intervention process with a view to the cure of the patient, together with all the clinical components, as well as in the transferential relationship.As science advances, questions and studies arise that nurture this complex process of manifest and latent oneiric expressions that take place in clinical experiences.
Acuña Bermúdez, Edgar AlfonsoEdgar A Acuña Bermúdez Dr. in Clinical and Health Psychology. University of Salamanca- Spain.Daisy Silva Caraballo Doctoral student in Psychology, Universidad de San Buenaventura. Cali- Colombia.Víctor M Pardo Maza Dr. in Psychology with orientation in Applied Cognitive Neuroscience. Maimonides University. Buenos Aires- Argentina.
Über den Autor
Edgar Alfonso Acuña Bermúdez. Né à Bogota, psychologue clinicien, psychothérapeute, professeur et chercheur à temps plein à l'université San Buenaventura de Carthagène. Professeur invité du Master en psychanalyse clinique de l'université de Salamanque (Espagne). Conférencier national et international, avec plusieurs publications d'articles et de livres.
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The study of dreams is of vital contribution in the clinical processes of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, starting from the classic discoveries of Freud in his work and research on the interpretation of dreams and its different components present in the human psyche in healthy and pathological processes, especially in neurosis.In addition, there are later investigations that describe the whole emotional and neuropsychic process, which corroborate the effectiveness of this method in the psychotherapy processes between psychotherapist and patient, which are elements that provide an advance in the intervention process with a view to the cure of the patient, together with all the clinical components, as well as in the transferential relationship.As science advances, questions and studies arise that nurture this complex process of manifest and latent oneiric expressions that take place in clinical experiences.
