Abstract
Time-limited dynamic psychotherapy (TLDP) is an interpersonal, time-sensitive approach for patients with chronic, pervasive, dysfunctional ways of relating to others. This paper presents TLDP theory, assumptions, goals, formulation strategies, and empirical findings emphasizing its integrative elements. The thesis holds that the focus on corrective, interpersonal experiences and cyclical transactional processes provides opportunities for integration from theoretical, technique, and common factors perspectives. The therapist discerns cyclical maladaptive
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