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Becoming Psychodynamic is a comprehensive, practical guide for people embarking on their first psychodynamic psychotherapy case. This book offers a clear framework for understanding the therapeutic process and developing the essential skills needed to succeed as a psychodynamic therapist. It addresses the fundamental questions trainees commonly face when adopting this new approach and encourages thoughtful reflection to foster the development of a range of psychodynamic competencies.

The text builds on trainees' existing communication skills, guiding them step-by-step through a logical and structured progression toward mastering psychodynamic techniques. Integrating insights from psychoanalytic theory, neuroscience, and contemporary psychological research, Becoming Psychodynamic bridges the divide between foundational texts and modern practice in a readable format to enhance the learning experience. It introduces essential concepts, explains why psychodynamic interventions are effective, and equips readers with the tools to practice confidently. The book also offers curated recommendations for further exploration, including classic papers, articles, videos, and a glossary of key terms for quick reference.

This book is an invaluable resource for healthcare professionals expanding into psychodynamic therapy and for those outside the healthcare field entering the discipline for the first time. With a succinct blend of practical guidance and theoretical depth, Becoming Psychodynamic is the ideal companion for anyone committed to mastering this deeply humane way of working with patients.

Matthew Rinaldi is a Consultant Medical Psychotherapist and Psychiatrist based in South West London at St. George's NHS Trust. Their journey in understanding the intricacies of the heart and mind began at esteemed institutions like South London and the Maudsley, Imperial College London, and Aberdeen. With a strong academic background, Matthew has contributed to the field through various published papers on psychoanalytic topics. Their commitment to advancing mental health is reflected in their memberships with the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), Medical Academy of Medical Educators (MAcadMEd), and College of Medical Psychotherapists (ACOMP).