Tapes

The following are titles of and descriptions for audio and video tape presentations prepared by Dr. Lawrence E. Hedges.  Please e-mail us and put "audio/video tapes" in the subject box to purchase your copy today.

Listening Perspectives in Psychotherapy:
Advanced Theory and Case Presentations by Lawrence E. Hedges, Ph.D. This three-part, 6 hour, presentation by Lawrence E. Hedges has been a featured day-long course at the American Psychological Association Conventions in Chicago and San Francisco and at numerous other places throughout the country. It was filmed at The Orange County Psychological Association in 1998.

Part I: "Why Listening Perspectives?"
This lecture includes an overview of the paradigm shift in contemporary psychotherapy; an elaboration of four developmental Listening Perspectives; a study of the origins and varieties of countertransference; exercises in how to interpret the countertransference; and the case study of Dora from Interpreting the Countertransference.

Part II: "The Organizing Experience in Transference and Countertransference"
This lecture includes an overview of transference and countertransference studies with an emphasis on the transference psychosis and transforming psychotic, schizoid, and autistic states; and the case studies of Darryl from Working the Organizing Experience and Sandy from In Search of the Lost Mother of Infancy.

Part III: "The Case of Paul: Working Through the Organizing Transference and Countertransference"
This lecture begins with an overview of the connecting and disconnecting process in interpreting the organizing transference and concludes with the case of Paul that illustrates the lengthy and frustrating working through of psychotic anxieties.

Interpreting the Countertransference:
The New Relational Paradigm in Psychoanalysis by Lawrence E. Hedges, Ph.D. Dr. Hedges pursues the thesis that a century of clinical experience has led to the creation of a fresh set of vantage points for considering the nature and practice of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. He discusses the shift from: the medical model to consciousness raising, scientific objectivity to systematic subjectivity, historical truth to narrative truth, relativity to quantum realities, mythical beasts to listening perspectives, and frame technique to variable responsiveness. Arising from the paradigm shift are a series of new views and techniques for interpreting countertransference experiences which are illustrated with case vignettes. Lecture filmed at the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Convention, May 5, 1990.

Working the Organizing Experience:
A Cutting Edge Approach to Work with Psychotic, Schizoid, Autistic, and Organizing States by Lawrence E. Hedges, Ph.D. and Joyce Hulgus, Ph.D. Organizing experience or the experience of a psychotic core is universal and takes many forms in the course of analytic therapy whether the person only experiences "pockets of madness" or lives more fully at the organizing level. Hedges summarizes the self and other relatedness paradigm that now dominates the field of psychoanalytic inquiry and his own Listening Perspectives approach to understanding relationships and the role played by organizing states. Hulgus reports a series of illustrative vignettes including illuminating clinical experience with one woman over eleven years of psychotherapy. Filmed at Charter Hospital of Mission Viejo, September 20, 1991.

Cassette Recordings                       Video                 Audio

 

Listening Perspectives In Psychotherapy (3 Tapes)     $75                              $30                         

Interpreting the Countertransference                             $25                              $10

 

Working the Organizing Experience (2 tapes)               $50                               $20