Clinical psychology of the loss of I. 3rd edition, corrected. Sokolova E.T.

This book is the summarizing of more than thirty years of experience of the author’s professional work based on the synthesis of the ideas of cultural and historical development of the school L.S. Vygotsky and theories of interpersonal relations of modern psychoanalysis.

Through the prism of the current situation of sociocultural uncertainty, the phenomena of self-identity disorder are investigated: diffusion, splitting, narcissistic grandeur, perfection and manipulation, social conditions for the formation of these protective and compensatory distortions of the development of the individual, their functions in creating and maintaining the “false” and an “illusory” idea of ​​oneself and others; On the example of the analysis of clinical cases of individual psychotherapy, therapeutic methods, difficulties of therapeutic relationships and the boundaries of the effectiveness of integrative psychotherapy of patients with identity disorders are demonstrated. The book also reflected the research of the psychotherapeutic process.

psychologists of various specializations, psychiatrists, philosophers.