Concept
Cognitive therapy
Overview
type of psychotherapy
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From that time on it became impossible for the psychiatrists to ignore psychoanalysis. Bleuler’s great work on Schizophrenie (1911), in which the psychoanalytic points of view are placed on an equal footing with the clinical-systematic ones, brought this success to completion.
Sigmund Freud, The history of the psychoanalytic movement
Close in meaning to Cognitive therapy; the term itself is not named.
For this a certain psychic preparation of the patient is necessary. The double effort is made with him, to stimulate his attention for his psychic perceptions and to eliminate the critique with which he is ordinarily in the habit of viewing the thoughts which come to the surface in…
Sigmund Freud, The Interpretation of Dreams
Close in meaning to Cognitive therapy; the term itself is not named.
Now as regards the question of the therapy and particularly that of the psycho-analytic. At the commencement of the war one took little notice of the neurotics, they were placed perchance in a convalescent home but practically without treatment.
Sándor Ferenczi, Psycho-Analysis and the War Neuroses
Close in meaning to Cognitive therapy; the term itself is not named.
Philosophers who discussed Cognitive therapy
Related ideas
- Socratic questioning
- Cognition
- Mental disorder
- Psychotherapy
- The New York Times
- Cognitive bias
- Behaviorism
- Conceptual framework
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
Place in the tradition
Part of Stoicism.