[The concept of time and its relation to the psychoanalytic-psychotherapeutic setting].
Psychoanalysis  is  fundamentally  related  to  time  because  it  is  an  ef for t  to  understand  how  disturbances in the present are determined by events in the past. This paper represents an attempt  to delineate the developmental line of time sense from birth to object constancy, concentrating  on those maturational and environmental factors which determine psychotemporal adaptation in  infancy and early childhood until the age of adolescence. Patients' distortions of time can frequently  and readily be observed in clinical psychoanalysis reflecting both their psychopathology and their  reactions to the temporal aspects of the psychoanalytic setting.
Hellenic Society of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy.
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