Chapter 6.Mentalizing Interventions
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A s we proposed in elaborating the art of mentalizing, it is one thing to have a good theory about mental functioning and yet another to apply it in a fruitful way to help people with psychological problems. This chapter continues the project of the second part of this book: translating theory into practice. We describe how you can enhance your skill in your everyday clinical practice by learning about interventions that are likely to increase mentalizing—in your patients and yourself.
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