Clinical Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Baylor College of Medicine

Psychiatry

Doctor Glen O. Gabbard, MD is an expert in the field of Psychiatry. He over the years received 2 awards: "America's Top Doctors" and "Top Doctors:SE Texas". Dr. Glen O. Gabbard is also a published doctor. He has 141 publication published. The most recent publication is: Comments on the APA Panic Disorder Guideline. American Psychiatric Association.

Publications

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• Shedding light on women's response to "Twilight".
• Countertransference feelings in one year of individual therapy: an evaluation of the factor structure in the Feeling Word Checklist-58.
• Why I teach.
• Effects of transference work in the context of therapeutic alliance and quality of object relations.
• Professional boundaries in the era of the Internet.
• Collateral damage: grief and recovery after losing a training analyst due to an ethical violation.
• The lure of the symptom in psychoanalytic treatment.
• Teaching professional boundaries to psychiatric residents.
• Personality disorders in DSM-5.
• Using media to teach how not to do psychotherapy.
• What is a "good enough" termination?
• Psychotherapy for neurologists.
• Insight, transference interpretation, and therapeutic change in the dynamic psychotherapy of borderline personality disorder.
• On becoming a psychoanalyst.
• Complex sexualized transferences when the patient is male and the therapist female.
• Boundaries, technique, and self-deception: a discussion of Arnold Goldberg's "Some limits of the boundary concept".
• Practical strategies for becoming a successful medical book author.
• Do all roads lead to Rome? New findings on borderline personality disorder.
• "Bound in a nutshell": thoughts on complexity, reductionism, and "infinite space".
• Psychotherapy in psychiatry.
• War and peace: psychotherapy with a holocaust survivor.
• When is transference work useful in dynamic psychotherapy?
• A retraction and apology. A boycott by passport.
• The development of the self in the era of the internet and role-playing fantasy games.
• Psychotherapy in the Journal: what's missing?
• Does psychoanalysis have a future? Yes.
• How not to teach psychotherapy.
• Topiramate-induced psychosis.
• Dilemmas in the psychotherapy of sexually impulsive patients.
• Personality disorders come of age.
• Mind, brain, and personality disorders.
• Neural underpinnings of fear and its modulation: implications for anxiety disorders.
• Transference love: an artificial rose?
• Profiles of impaired health professionals.
• The illusion of safety.
• Sigmund Freud, 1856-1939.
• Rethinking therapeutic action.
• Flight from monotony.
• Analysts who commit sexual boundary violations: a lost cause?
• Miscarriages of psychoanalytic treatment with suicidal patients.
• An impaired physician with complex comorbidity.
• The ethics of e-mail communication in psychiatry.
• Post-termination sexual boundary violations.
• Gibraltar shattered.
• Reconsidering the American Psychological Association's policy on sex with former patients: is it justifiable?
• The place of psychoanalytic treatments within psychiatry.
• ''Controversial discussions''. The issue of differences in method.
• Developments in cognitive neuroscience: II. Implications for theories of transference.
• Developments in cognitive neuroscience: I. Conflict, compromise, and connectionism.
• Creating a psychodynamic formulation from a clinical evaluation.
• Preserving confidentiality in the writing of case reports.
• The fate of integrated treatment: whatever happened to the biopsychosocial psychiatrist?
• Cyberpassion: E-rotic transference on the Internet.
• Case vignette: teaching ethics and psychotherapy -- fixed rules versus idiosyncratic needs teacher of the year?
• Teetering on the precipice: a commentary on Lazarus's "How certain boundaries and ethics diminish therapeutic effectiveness.
• Commentary: boundaries, culture, and psychotherapy.
• Potential space and reflective functioning. Towards conceptual clarification and preliminary clinical implications.
• Speaking the unspeakable: institutional reactions to boundary violations by training analysts.
• Introduction to "The analyst's participation: a new look" by Jay Greenberg.
• A contemporary psychoanalytic model of countertransference.
• Psychodynamic psychotherapy of borderline personality disorder: a contemporary approach.
• Musings on the report of the International Consensus Development Conference on Female Sexual Dysfunction: definitions and classifications.
• Disguise or consent. Problems and recommendations concerning the publication and presentation of clinical material.
• Empirical evidence and psychotherapy: a growing scientific base.
• On gratitude and gratification.
• A neurobiologically informed perspective on psychotherapy.
• Evaluation of intensive inpatient treatment of patients with severe personality disorders.
• Cost-effectiveness of psychiatrists.
• Psychotherapy of personality disorders.
• Making the case for psychoanalytic therapies in the current psychiatric environment.
• Psychotherapies in residency training.
• Comments on the APA Panic Disorder Guideline. American Psychiatric Association.
• Misuses and misunderstandings of boundary theory in clinical and regulatory settings.
• When psychiatry is not psychiatry.
• Transference interpretation in the psychotherapy of borderline patients: a high-risk, high-gain phenomenon.
• Disputing psychiatry's redefinition.
• Dynamic therapy in the decade of the brain.
• Case histories and confidentiality.
• The cost-effectiveness of psychotherapy.
• The psychoanalyst at the movies.
• Psychiatric outpatient services in the United States and Canada.
• Finding the "person" in personality disorders.
• Resistance to medication during psychoanalysis.
• The economic impact of psychotherapy: a review.
• The early history of boundary violations in psychoanalysis.
• Lessons to be learned from the study of sexual boundary violations.
• When the patient is a therapist: special challenges in the psychoanalysis of mental health professionals.
• On hate in love relationships: the narcissism of minor differences revisited.
• The concept of boundaries in clinical practice: theoretical and risk-management dimensions.
• The role of mother-son incest in the pathogenesis of narcissistic personality disorder.
• Psychotherapists who transgress sexual boundaries with patients.
• On love and lust in erotic transference.
• Can patients sexually harass their physicians?
• Treatment of borderline patients in a multiple-treater setting.
• Sexual excitement and countertransference love in the analyst.
• Mind and brain in psychiatric treatment.
• The creative process of the actor.
• Stage fright.
• The unwed pregnant teenager and her male relationship.
• Psychodynamic psychiatry in the "decade of the brain".
• The psychodynamic perspective: a conversation with Glen O. Gabbard, MD. Interview by Norine J Kerr.
• Obstacles to the dynamic understanding of therapist-patient sexual relations.
• The therapeutic relationship in psychiatric hospital treatment.
• Psychodynamics of panic disorder and social phobia.
• Technical approaches to transference hate in the analysis of borderline patients.
• Homicidal maniacs and narcissistic parasites: stigmatization of mentally ill persons in the movies.
• A psychodynamic perspective on the clinical impact of insurance review.
• Do we need theory?
• Wagner's midsummer night's dream.
• The female psychoanalyst in the movies.
• Patients who hate.
• Splitting in hospital treatment.
• The psychology of postponement in the medical marriage.
• On ''doing nothing'' in the psychoanalytic treatment of the refractory borderline patient.
• Two subtypes of narcissistic personality disorder.
• The effect of therapist interventions on the therapeutic alliance with borderline patients.
• A contemporary perspective on psychoanalytically informed hospital treatment.
• Interrater reliability in the use of the brief psychiatric rating scale.
• Sources of conflict in the medical marriage.
• Predictors of response of antisocial patients to hospital treatment.
• An overview of altered mind/body perception.
• Countertransference in the movies.
• Therapeutic alliance: its place as a process and outcome variable in dynamic psychotherapy research.
• Multiple determinants of anxiety in a patient with borderline personality disorder.
• The role of compulsiveness in the normal physician.
• Vicissitudes of narcissism in the cinematic autobiography.
• Scales to assess the therapeutic alliance from a psychoanalytic perspective.
• Psychological and demographic characteristics of persons reporting out-of-body experiences.
• Further contributions to the understanding of stage fright: narcissistic issues.
• Length of hospitalization and public policy.
• The exit line: heightened transference-countertransference manifestations at the end of the hour.
• The out-of-body experience: a phenomenological typology based on questionnaire responses.
• Differential diagnosis of altered mind/body perception.
• Masochism: myth or human need?
• Psychological testing and the psychiatric resident.
• Do "near death experiences" occur only near death?
• Iatrogenic disease or doctor-patient collusion?
• Erotic transference in the male adolescent-female analyst dyad.
• Countertransference: the emerging common ground.
• Professional boundaries in the physician-patient relationship.

Schools

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• Rush University

• Menninger School Psychology

• Topeka Institute Psychoan

Doctors Specialties

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• Psychiatry

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• America's Top Doctors
• Top Doctors:SE Texas

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