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How to deal with projective identity
Dealing with projective identity is divided into two parts, one is attitude and the other is technology.

Of course, attitude is the basis of technology, which can be said to be the most basic technology.

The attitude towards projected identity is the attitude of participating observers. To be exact, it is "the feeling of mindfulness". In other words, we do not exclude any experience, feelings and ideas, treat any experience, feelings and ideas equally, without value judgment, and concentrate on participating in the inclusive process of projecting identity.

In addition, the attitude also includes kindness and warmth to the patient's doctor.

The above attitude is actually a long-term personality cultivation, which is mainly accomplished through personal analysis, long-term training, self-mindfulness training and caring visualization.

In terms of technology, there are mainly two groups: accepting technology and changing technology.

Reception skills include a full set of mindfulness training. And morita technology.

The changing techniques are mainly psychoanalytic analysis techniques and some techniques of cognitive therapy.

The analysis technology of projection identities includes four aspects:

(1) Description of the purpose of projective recognition;

(2) anxiety of naming and symbolizing the projected identity;

(3) Analysis of projected fantasy and split cognitive model;

(4) Identity analysis.

(5) Conflict pattern analysis.

For example, a patient said in the middle and late stage of treatment that he was very nervous every time he came to treatment. First of all, to clarify, what kind of tension is it? Are you nervous when you see a doctor, or when you go to the hospital? Have you ever been nervous in other aspects of your life? What is the specific feeling of this tension. The patient said that he was nervous when he saw the doctor. He felt that the doctor was great, knew everything and was knowledgeable. When he met other therapists, he felt inferior and superficial. Stay away from the doctor, don't want to come for treatment now, want to end it. At this time, as a therapist, my first anti-empathy reaction was narcissism and pride, and then I suddenly became very worried, because he said he didn't want to do therapy, thus explaining, "You feel very nervous, because in your opinion, you and I are two different people. I have knowledge and value, while you have little knowledge and no value. For you, our relationship is contradictory, and only one person can stay in this treatment room. Either that bad you or that perfect me. I don't think what you saw was really me. I don't know everything. What you see is actually the person you want to be and the person you can't be. I have a high degree and am envied by everyone. You hate this man with unrealistic ideals, and at the same time you need him very much. ..... What do you think, what do you think? " Then the patient will think about his mother's expectations of him, and then he can explain the cause.

The explanation of projective identity is laborious and takes a long time, and it is almost impossible to explain it completely in one treatment. Unless you analyze it savagely.