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"Psychoanalytic technique" as a book category covers works that focus on the methods, skills, and clinical practices derived from psychoanalytic theory used in the therapeutic setting. Books in this category examine the therapeutic frame (setting, boundaries, frequency), processes such as transference, countertransference, free association and interpretation, strategies for working with resistance, enactments, dream material and unconscious communication, and ethical and supervisory issues. They range from practical manuals and case studies offering step‑by‑step guidance for clinicians to reflective, theoretical discussions comparing classical, ego‑psychology, object‑relations, self‑psychology and lacanian approaches, as well as empirical and methodological studies of psychoanalytic interventions. Intended primarily for therapists, trainees, supervisors and advanced students, the category emphasizes clinical technique, clinical thinking and the therapeutic stance—bridging theory and practice to improve the effectiveness and conceptual clarity of psychoanalytic work.

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