Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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For one can always start something new : an Arendtian-psychoanalytic reflection on patient agency

Emma Acke (UGent) and Reitske Meganck (UGent)

(2022) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 39(4). p.295-301
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Mania in the mirror : a qualitative study of recovery of mania within a Lacanian psychoanalytic framework

Bart Rabaey (UGent) and Stijn Vanheule (UGent)

(2022) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 39(3). p.226-234
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Lacanian talking therapy considered closely : a qualitative study.

Dries Dulsster (UGent) , Stijn Vanheule (UGent) , Joachim Cauwe (UGent) , Junior Ingouf and Femke Truijens (UGent)

(2019) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 36(1). p.19-28
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Interactions between obsessional symptoms and interpersonal dynamics: an empirical single case study

Shana Cornelis (UGent) , Mattias Desmet (UGent) , Reitske Meganck (UGent) , Joachim Cauwe (UGent) , Ruth Inslegers (UGent) , Jochem Willemsen (UGent) , Kimberly Van Nieuwenhove (UGent) , Stijn Vanheule (UGent) , Jasper Feyaerts (UGent) and Jan Vandenbergen (UGent)

(2017) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 34(4). p.446-460
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Changing encounters with the other : a focus group study on the process of change in a therapeutic community

Virginie Debaere (UGent) , Stijn Vanheule (UGent) , Kaatje Van Roy (UGent) , Reitske Meganck (UGent) , Ruth Inslegers (UGent) and Martie Mol

(2016) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 33(3). p.406-419
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Empirical evidence for Freud's theory of primary process mentation in acute psychosis

Ariane Bazan, Kim Van Draege, Liesbet De Kock (UGent) , Linda AW Brakel, Filip Geerardyn (UGent) and Howard Shevrin

(2013) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 30(1). p.57-74
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Construct validation and internal consistency of the geometric categorization task (GEOCAT) for measuring primary and secundary processes

Stijn Vanheule (UGent) , Bjorn Roelstraete, Filip Geerardyn (UGent) , Clare Murphy, Ariane Bazan and Linda Brakel

(2011) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 28(2). p.209-228
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Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), actual pathology, and the question of representability : a reply to 'Attachment deficits, personality structure, and PTSD' (J. Mills)

Paul Verhaeghe (UGent) and Stijn Vanheule (UGent)

(2008) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 25(2). p.386-391
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Interpersonal profiles and neurotic symptoms: are they associated with each other?

Mattias Desmet (UGent) , Hubert Van Hoorde, Paul Verhaeghe (UGent) , Reitske Meganck (UGent) , Stijn Vanheule (UGent) and Tim Van den Abeele

(2008) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 25(2). p.342-355
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Professional burnout in the mirror - A qualitative study from a Lacanian perspective

Stijn Vanheule (UGent) and Paul Verhaeghe (UGent)

(2005) PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. 22(2). p.285-305

Academic Bibliography

For one can always start something new : an Arendtian-psychoanalytic reflection on patient agency

Mania in the mirror : a qualitative study of recovery of mania within a Lacanian psychoanalytic framework

Lacanian talking therapy considered closely : a qualitative study.

Interactions between obsessional symptoms and interpersonal dynamics: an empirical single case study

Changing encounters with the other : a focus group study on the process of change in a therapeutic community

Empirical evidence for Freud's theory of primary process mentation in acute psychosis

Construct validation and internal consistency of the geometric categorization task (GEOCAT) for measuring primary and secundary processes

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), actual pathology, and the question of representability : a reply to 'Attachment deficits, personality structure, and PTSD' (J. Mills)

Interpersonal profiles and neurotic symptoms: are they associated with each other?

Professional burnout in the mirror - A qualitative study from a Lacanian perspective

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