🎙️ NOTRE ÉMISSION "OÙ VA LE MONDE ?"

« Dear reader,

 

You have another magnificent piece of work in your hands. It was our publishing house's fortune to publish this book, which we published under the name of "INTEGRATİVE APPROACH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY ", which describes the integrative approach in psychotherapy and was prepared for the use of psychotherapists, by our dear friend and colleague Maximilien Bachelart from France.

 

I met my dear Maximilien at the SEPI Congresses. Itself; He was a valuable scientist who stood out in every congress as a young scientist, curious, passionate and diligent towards his goals. By strengthening our communication with him as much as possible, I invited him to the National Integrative Psychotherapy Congress in Turkey. He did not break our invitation. He accepted our invitation and gave a speech at the National Integrative Psychotherapy Congress in Turkey. As it can be understood from our conversations with him and from the content of the book, it was a matter that upset him that the Integrative Psychotherapy trend in France was not a focus of attention enough compared to other European countries and North America.

 

This book was published in France and then we wanted to publish it in Turkish. Most of our publications were of American origin. The heart desires; Let's translate many source books from France, Germany, Italy and Spain into Turkish. This was hardly possible. I hope that this book will be the first to transfer the contact of different languages and scientific psychology resources to Turkish in this sense.

 

While reading the book, you will be faced with a magnificent depth, a wonderful integration and pages that flow like water.

 

The book consists of three main parts . In the first part, psychotherapies and integration, related definitions, models and explanations are given. The first part is analyzed in three sub-sections, in this sub-section the history of integrative psychotherapy, the relationship between therapies, and historical processes are wonderfully conveyed and presented from different perspectives. Dear Maximilien understandably subjected a new perspective to a new integration that we could not see in other general textbooks describing other integrative psychotherapies . He put forward a detailed view that examines him philosophically in the background. He described different types and models of integration. In the next section; He wrote the section on the problematic of why integration is necessary , which presents a logical wholeness based on both scientific and philosophical and his own subjective experience .

 

In the second part of the book, the emergence of the founders of the four main integrative currents entered the history of integration through its means. From psychoanalysis to psychotherapies, he dealt with the processes that started with Freud and developed with Freud's ideas. He made a nice evaluation in such a broad perspective that; He was able to combine the story that started with Freud with EMDR and then kindly criticized the way psychotherapy theories became a trademark.

 

What I consider to be one of the most important parts of the book is the depth in the second part of the second part. He exhibited a unique approach style by revealing a deep understanding that there is a philosophical background behind every theory. There is no theory that does not have a philosophical stance, a perception of the world, an ideological perspective behind it.

 

The author has deftly delved into these issues, addressing the positions inherent in his own rules on the background of various different therapeutic theories or approaches. He evaluated this process from this perspective , both the maintenance of the therapeutic relationship , the mutual interaction between the inner world of the therapist and the inner world of the client.

 

In the third part of the second part, he designed integrative approaches and models in a very masterful way, brought them together, and dealt with them in the context of classically known technical eclecticism, theoretical integration, assimilative integration and common factors, and revealed the relationships between them very clearly.

 

In the third part, the author, who again deals with the subject in a philosophical depth, touched on the social, philosophical, theoretical and clinical problems of integration, and in the first part, he tried to reveal his own disappointment and causality regarding his country as why there is still no French integration history. I hope that these studies of Maximilien will create a dominance effect in France and become a triggering factor for the spread of Integrative Psychotherapies, researches on this subject in universities and the rational presentation of the results.

 

In the second part; In the second part of the third part, the integration of therapeutic models and the risk of a clinical fragmentation, “I wonder if we are atomizing from here ?” He asked his rightful question .

 

In other words, this can be compared to a structure that states that nation-states are running out of life and are evolving into multinational structures or multinational companies, in accordance with the spirit of the time.

 

multiplicity of psychotherapies of nation states; due to conflicts of interest and the search for identity; Nation-states of ethnic groups, beliefs, sects and languages can be likened to a sociological reality that is fragmented into smaller atomized pieces. Will integration be possible or will it be completely fragmented? It creates self-assessments with questions about it.

 

In the third part of the third part, titled 'From an activity to a therapeutic alliance', he tried to integrate his own individual subjective experiences as well as theoretical and institutional approaches. In this section , he discussed and evaluated the effects of therapeutic interventions.

Among the subtitles of this, therapy, therapist, patient and diagnosis are beyond the theoretical view, therapeutic cooperation and different factors, establishing relationships, clinical barriers, the therapist thinks what he should do, the therapist sees what he believes to be a very strong evaluation of subjective and context sensitive issues. passed to the section.

In the last part of the third part, he makes a general evaluation and closes the subject with a style of narration that is intertwined with gastronomy, which states that when the proportions of the ingredients put into the food are combined with the chef's experience, a magnificent meal will come out with the kindness of a cook.

I strongly recommend this magnificent work, which came to Turkey as a breeze from France, to our valuable therapists, clients and anyone who feels the need to understand themselves, and I wish them to read it over and over again.

Best regards.

Tahir Ozakkas,

December 9, 2021

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