Control-Mastery Study Group

This section of San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group's website is dedicated to the writings of the Study Group on Integrating Control-Mastery Theory and Research with Other Theoretical Perspectives.

	Evolutionary and Cognitive-Evolutionary Psychology: An Attempt at Integration, by Paolo Migone and Giovanni Liotti (2.2 MB)
	Revisiting Shame and Guilt Cultures: A Forty-Year Pilgrimage, by Millie R. Creighton (2.7 MB)
	Taking Stock of the Developmental Literature on Shame, by Rosemary S.L Mills, University of Manitoba (412 KB)
	Shame: Countertransference Identifications in Individual Psychotherapy, by William K Hahn, The University of Tennessee (1.1 MB)
	A Relational-Cultural Model: Healing through Mutual Empathy, by Judith V. Jordan, Ph.D. (1.4 MB)
	Toward an Interpersonal Neurobiology of the Developing Mind: Attachment Relationships, "Mindsight," and Neural Integration, by Daniel J. Siegel, UCLA School of Medicine (273 KB)
	Dissociation and Internal Models of Protection: Psychotherapy with Child Abuse Survivors, by Peter M. Thomas (119 KB)
	Control-Mastery Theory and Cyclical Psychodynamics: Commentary on the Weiss vs. Wachtel and DeMichele Dialogue, by Suzanne Gassner, Ph.D. (413 KB). View Joe's 1998 article and the subsequent dialogue.
	Active Ingredients in Individual Psychotherapy: Searching for Common Factors, by Carsten Rene Jorgensen, Ph.D., University of Aarhus (123 KB)
	Psychoanalysis and Life, by Emanuel Berman, Ph.D., University of Haifa (239 KB)
	Therapist Interventions and Patient Progress in Brief Psychodynamic Therapy: Single-Case Design, by Stanley B. Messer and Stephen J. Holland (1.75 MB)