KnowraPsychodynamic psychotherapyLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Psychodynamic psychotherapy, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 3Related 5Narrower topic 3Compared with 3Cognitive behavioral therapyCompared with: It contrasts with CBT’s usual emphasis on current patterns and explicit skills.PsychotherapyBroader topic: It seeks change by bringing recurring and less conscious patterns into focus.Sigmund FreudNarrower topic: Later therapies adapted Freud’s focus on unconscious conflict and personal history.Free associationRelated: It may adapt free association within a less intensive or more structured treatment.RepressionRelated: Therapists in this tradition may examine defenses such as repression.Behavior therapyCompared with: It commonly seeks insight into relational patterns rather than directly arranging behavioral contingencies.TransferenceNarrower topic: Many psychodynamic approaches use transference to examine recurring patterns in relationships.Projection (psychology)Related: Therapists may explore projection when recurring interpretations of others seem tied to a client's own conflict.SuperegoRelated: Therapists may use superego-like standards to understand harsh self-criticism and guilt.CountertransferenceNarrower topic: Psychodynamic clinicians often treat countertransference as material for understanding treatment relationships.Body psychotherapyCompared with: It shares attention to emotion and relationship but need not center bodily experience.PsychotherapistBroader topic: It shows how some psychotherapists work through patterns and unconscious processes.PhilophobiaRelated: It can examine earlier experiences that influence fears of attachment.PsychodynamicsBroader topic: It applies psychodynamic concepts through focused therapeutic work.