Anjelika9: переводы

→In general, the idea of provocational therapy with LSD has not found a broader acceptance in clinical practice and has remained limited to the attempts described above. However, Jost's theoretical speculations contain several inter­esting ideas that can prove very fruitful if used in a more dynamic and creative way. The basic principle of activating fixated symptoms by LSD can be used in the context of intensive psychotherapy; a single LSD session can often help over­come stagnation in a long-term psychotherapeutic process. Also, Jost's concepts of an intrinsic trajectory of the psychotic process and the value of its acceleration are in basic agreement with certain modern approaches to schizophrenia discussed in the writings of R. D. Laing, (52) John Perry, (80) Julian Silverman, (94,95) and Maurice Rappaport. (84) Similarly, the observations regarding Jost's concept of the culmination moment of the schizophrenic process and the specific experiences associated with the breaking point make new sense if they are viewed in the con­text of dynamic matrices in the unconscious rather than from the point of view of Jost's mechanical model. We will discuss this issue in detail in connection with the perinatal matrices and the therapeutic significance of the ego death and rebirth experience.