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Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study
The Future of Psychotherapy: Should Cognitive- Behavioral Therapy be Utilized Instead of Psychodynamic Therapy?
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Open or CloseElaine A Burke*
Department of Psychology, USA
*Corresponding author: Elaine A Burke, Department of Psychology, USA
Submission: October 23, 2019;Published: October 29, 2019
ISSN: 2639-0612 Volume2 Issue5
Abstract
There has been an evolution of therapeutic approaches in psychotherapy since its inception. Sigmund Freud is often credited with the initial development of psychotherapy using a psychodynamic approach (late 1800s). The emphasis of this approach was to bring repressed or unconscious memories into conscious awareness so that they can be explored within the context of the therapeutic relationship and the resulting transference. Devotees of this theory thought that long term therapy was needed to repair the damage due to early childhood experience.
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