Treatment Alliance and the Chronic Schizophrenic
Abstract
The authors describe ways the therapist can facilitate a sense of relatedness with the schizophrenic patient; how the therapist identifies and then joins that part of the patient which is in conflict with his/her psychosis; and how these techniques allow the patient to identify with and introject capacities of the therapist.
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