About the Book
Part I Evidence-Based Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: Bridging the Gap between Science and Practice Foreword Glen Gabbard, MD Introduction Raymond A. Levy, PsyD J. Stuart Ablon, PhD Part II Efficacy and Effectiveness Studies for Specific Disorders 1. The Efficacy of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Specific Disorders: A Review Falk Leichsenring, PhD 2. Manualized Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder Fred Busch, MD Barbara Milrod, MD 3. Naturalistic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder Tai Katzenstein, PhD J. Stuart Ablon, PhD Raymond Levy, PsyD 4. Psychotherapy for Eating Disorders: A Review of Empirically-Supported Treatments Heather Thompson-Brenner, PhD Drew Westen, PhD 5. Empirical Evidence for Transference Focused Psychotherapy and Other Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Borderline Personality Disorder Ken Levy, PhD Rachel Wasserman, MS Lori N. Scot, MS Frank Yeomans, MD, PhD Part III Empirical Measures of Psychotherapy Process 6. Studying Change in Defensive Functioning in Psychotherapy, Using the Defense Mechanism Rating Scales: Four Hypotheses, Four Cases J. Christopher Perry, MPH, MD Stephen M. Beck, PhD Prometheas Constantinides, MD J. Elizabeth Foley, PhD 7. Process Measures for Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Caleb J. Siefert, PhD Jared A. Defife, PhD Matthew R. Baity, PhD 8. Countertransference and Personality Pathology: The Development and Clinical Application of the Countertransference Questionnaire Ephi Betan, PhD Drew Westen, PhD Part IV Theory, Technique and Process in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy 9. Alliance, Negotiation and Rupture Resolution Jeremy Safran, PhD Christopher Muran, PhD 10. Affect-Focused Techniques in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Marc Diener, PhD Mark Hilsenroth, PhD 11. Affect-Focused Short-term Dynamic Psychotherapy: Empirically-Supported Strategies for Resolving Affect Phobias Leigh McCullough, PhD Molly Magill, PhD 12. Psychotherapy for Depression: Attaining and Sustaining Good Outcomes Sid Blatt, PhD David Zuroff, PhD Lance Hawley, PhD Part V The Neurobiology of Psychodynamic Theory and Psychotherapy 13. Neural Models of Psychodynamic Concepts and Treatments: Implications for Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Andrew Gerber, MD Josh Roffman, MD 14. Physiologic Monitoring in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Carl Marci, MD Helen Riess, MD Part VI Letters on Research in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy 15. A Letter to my Friend and Researcher Colleague, Sy Entistle Rolf Sandell, MD 16. The Perils of P-values: Why Tests of Statistical Significance Impede Progress in Research John Kelley, PhD 17. From Psychoanalyst to Psychoanalyst/Researcher: A Personal Journey Ira Lable, MD 18. Clinicians' Love/Hate Relationship with Clinical Research Anne Alonso, PhD 19. Measuring and Enhancing the Impact of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Research: An Open Letter to Scientists and Clinicians Anthony Weiss, MD, MSc
