The Intrapsychic Realm of HIV/AIDS and Related Homelessness. Two Case Studies

摘要

The experience of clients with HIV/AIDS and related homelessness (as well as substance abuse) is explored intrapsychically through the applied theories of Klein, Bion and Winnicott. Concepts involving the early anxiety-situation, containment and holding inform two pertinent case studies and illuminate effective psychotherapeutic approaches to working with this population.