ABSTRACT

Intuitive response has been a cornerstone of patient–therapist interactions in all schools of therapy. In addition, persistent instances of “uncanny” intuitive knowing, such as “thought transference,” telepathic/precognitive dreams, distant awareness, and synchronicity have been identified since the very beginnings of psychoanalysis. These phenomena have remained on the fringes of scientific exploration, partly because of the lack of a conceptual model that would bring them into the mainstream of clinical work. The authors propose a Nonlocal Neurodynamics model that complements classical local-interactive forms of sensory (verbal and nonverbal) communication with nonlocal-participatory informational channels arising from the fundamental quantum/classical nature of the body/brain/mind system. We suggest the need for a metaphor shift in psychoanalysis in order to incorporate the latest developments in complexity science and quantum neurobiology, which allow for a meta-reductive informational perspective that bridges the Cartesian mind-brain divide and enables a unified picture of psychophysical reality. We use clinical examples illustrating a full spectrum of local and nonlocal clinical intuition to help clinicians utilize these concepts in their daily work.

摘要

在所有治疗学派中，直觉反应一直是患者与治疗师互动的基石。此外，自精神分析一开始就已经确定了“不可思议的”直觉认知的持续实例，例如“思想转移”、心灵感应/预知梦、遥远的意识和同步性。这些现象一直处于科学探索的边缘，部分原因是缺乏将它们带入临床工作主流的概念模型。作者提出了一种非局部神经动力学模型，该模型补充了经典的局部交互形式的感觉（语言和非语言）交流与非局部参与来自身体/大脑/心灵系统的基本量子/经典性质的信息通道。我们建议需要在精神分析中进行隐喻转变，以结合复杂性科学和量子神经生物学的最新发展，这允许元还原信息视角，弥合笛卡尔心脑鸿沟，并实现心理物理现实的统一图景。我们使用临床实例来说明全方位的本地和非本地临床直觉，以帮助临床医生在日常工作中利用这些概念。