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Psychoanalysi Psychologists have modernized the approach to better serve patients and have conducted moi cei} that validates i ro PSPs AN e Lay Psychoanalysis At age 7, Pratyusha Tummala-Nara emigrated from India to the United States with her family leaving behind a country rife with political tensions. Her struggles to adjust to life as a racial and ethnic minority led her to pursue a PhD in psychology ftom Michigan ‘State University. For the pat 20 years, she has worked as acl | nician, integrating psjchoanaltic, multicultural and feminist perspectives into her practice, which focuses on helping, immigrant and ethnic-minority clients deal with acculturation, disrimination and trauma. Her work draws onthe ideas of the founder of psy- | choanalyss, Sigmund Freud, to explore how her clients’ thoughts and feelings that may lie outside awareness affect their socal cul- tural and politcal experiences. § As controversial as Feud may be, people often forget that he and his colleagues opened free clinics throughout Europe so that people of any class could ave acess to psychotherapy, says Tummala-Narra, who ie also a professor of counseling developmental and educational psychology at Boston College. "When psychoanalysis came to the United States in the carly 1900s it developed into a form of treatment that seemed to only be accesible tothe middle and upper-middle clases, which was never Freud’ intention,” she says.“He viewed prychodynamic therapy asa universal treatment forall people.” (Once he ler f the thy veel pcos an py. ‘hosyami tery ell owt of Sorin the United Stats mong ‘tury mental eal rofeon leone the pst 0 yar de (osevel fat Some ots Se a ick ferment by Shiceeerch on the heap scien, Other ee tremens too aber cae eck to pce uncover Azeper fen comer anes of experens whe appoaches ‘ach cote terapy (CBT) far more on apg clients ast cogs ele toca mete Fr speci a sch as ‘he Osu comple ave een shopped nor of boner view of aly laoship and Uirimpace- And other oy chad trp rt fotelerat or efiient nto ‘cle nerince ited ‘tasepice Bustos pychoanaic Ine eth ate, peychon Symamie they att eflectivemif mbete than, other therapy speeches Sho ote incre “Aaa fld weve ore into face hey on what ae cone tobe empty Spore extent gs ‘snd on potcl and in bart term model of petty” Tammal-Nara ss. "Yet practioner wee sexing tent wh a flesingfom lp sel vert in thi Tes inding homeless, oo. Helping the de with al the complied aes ely sequesadeph of undtend Ingo the we penon snd how ‘hese event ae afling the ‘eatontip with people nd Tow ty ton nthe werd Tota blp orcs we cart hg ju yo ror ‘evelopment of edn np ne And noe icnportat, hee racine ne comm eat sony ehanlsc teacher and patos hs led oa going boy of evidence tha pthodoamic hep ws cc eed eomatinet ‘mor benef than CBT and ter therapies. moustncreseanee months of pychoaa ied a benef een cores comperdaith ‘he conto ester, Bur the team ae found ta pete wh esed chat therapy epeinced ch longer fect Two yea air extinct fdd, percent of patents ‘wh ead ehognala een, compte with 10 ‘ite 5 tom erwen pare ad chi Parsopans wer random signet ro cee pre Inf chorea 2 appce Ive primary ce The authors ae hc pune photos showed ingrove Teton ec eames of Tse retin sen and moze Rooter ty pbb thse by Eben Den, PAD, postdoctoral pyc ogy rch noite at VU Unive Ameena ond Shera for depen iat est tefecine a CRT with egrd | tomaayimporantaecs at | New research has led toa growing body of evidence that psychodynamic therapy is as effective as, and sometimes more beneficial than, and other therapies. Ppa ra aaa Psychoanalysis tient fnctionng inching | proce that nd to ongsing Fedicing aety ad pain and | Change een afer herp has improving gulty fie Jounal | ended Shee sys, 4 Fe the moet Common

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