International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

• Who are You, Who am I, and Where are We Going: Sustained Empathic Immersion in the Opening Phase of Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Richard Geist

  pp. 1-26

• Treatment of a Severely Depressed, Suicidal Patient: A Self Psychological Perspective

  David S. MacIsaac

  pp. 27-51

• Freud, Kohut, Sophocles: Did Oedipus do Wrong?

  Marcia W. Dunbar-Soule Dobson

  pp. 53-76

• Risks and Rewards of the Suppression of Traumatic Fantasy by the Analyst's Preference for Idealization and Attachment: Comments on Case Presentation by Lucyann Carlton, J.D., Psy.D. Panel Four

  Stephen Seligman

  pp. 89-98

• Renee's Struggle to Live Her Own Story: An Evolutionary-Existential Perspective: Discussion of Case Presentation by Lucyann Carlton, J.D., Psy.D.

  Malcolm Owen Slavin

  pp. 99-114

• Reply to Seligman and Slavin Panel Four

  Lucyann Carlton

  pp. 115-116

• The Associative Mind: Review and Commentary on The Dissociative Mind by Elizabeth Howell

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 117-125

• Editor's Note

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 127-127

• Editor's Acknowledgement

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 129-129

Finding Renee: A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts (Part Four

• Pseudo-Ending, New Beginning

  Lucyann Carlton

  pp. 77-88

• How Does Analysis Cure? Understanding the Complexities of the Therapeutic Process Through Pluralistic Dialogue: An Integrative Overview and Summary of Finding Renee (A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts)

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 131-146

• The Analyst's Participation in Cocreating the Analytic Relationship: Implicit and Explicit Dimensions of Analytic Change

  James L. Fosshage

  pp. 147-162

• Realizing the Self-What it Means to Be Real

  Avramit Brodsky

  pp. 163-186

• Heinz Kohut and the Homosexualities: A Brief Communication

  Franco Paparo

  pp. 187-192

• How Does Analytic Child Therapy Inform Adult Treatment?: An Introduction

  Rosalind Chaplin Kindler

  pp. 193-193

• Miss “Nicht”: A Small Girl Who Was Betrayed of Her Childhood

  Iris Hilke

  pp. 195-207

• “Do You Believe in Magic?” Articulating a Coconstructed Dynamic Systems Approach to a Child Treatment:: A Discussion of Hilke's “Miss Nicht”

  Jacqueline J. Gotthold

  pp. 209-217

• How Does Analytic Child Therapy Inform Adult Treatment?: A Discussion of Hilke's “Miss Nicht”

  Rosalind Chaplin Kindler

  pp. 219-226

• We were all Once Children: Reflections on “Miss Nicht” and the Work of Iris Hilke, Rosalind Kindler, and Jacqueline Gotthold

  Mark D. Smaller

  pp. 227-234

• Editor's Note

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 239-239

Review Essay

• Practicing Intersubjectively: By Peter Buirski

  Paula B. Fuqua

  pp. 235-237

• Tano: A Clinical Presentation

  Gianni Nebbiosi

  pp. 241-250

• Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi's Clinical Presentation

  Alan Kindler

  pp. 251-260

• Deconstruction of a Clinical Impasse: A Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi's Clinical Presentation

  Margaret J. Black

  pp. 261-270

• Response to Margaret Black and Alan Kindler

  Gianni Nebbiosi

  pp. 271-273

• Authenticity and Psychoanalytic Technique: A Reconsideration

  Nancy Van Der Heide

  pp. 275-289

• The Unconscious in Self Psychology

  Hans-Peter Hartmann

  pp. 291-313

• Sustained Empathic Focus, Intersubjectivity, and Intimacy in the Treatment of Couples

  Martin S. Livingston

  pp. 315-338

• Boundaries and the Processing of Self

  Laura Caghan

  pp. 339-366

Review Essay

• The Development of the Person: The Minnesota Study of Risk and Adaptation From Birth to Adulthood: By L. A. Sroufe, B. Egeland, E. A. Carlson, and W. A. Collins: A Review

  Roger Hastings

  pp. 367-379

Symposium on Loss, Recovery and Analytic Transformation

• Prologue

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 381-381

• Analytic Transformation of Tragic Trauma and Loss: The Recovery of an Analysis Following the Analyst's Life-Threatening Head Injury

  Bernard Brickman

  pp. 383-404

• From the Couch: Trauma and Recovery after Analytic Impingement

  Lynne Jacobs

  pp. 405-422

• Mutual Healing and Its Limits in the Psychoanalytic Situation: Discussion of Brickman and Jacobs

  Gary Rodin

  pp. 423-427

• Reply to Gary Rodin's “Mutual Healing and Its Limits in the Psychoanalytic Situation”

  Bernard Brickman

  pp. 429-433

• Reply to Gary Rodin's “Mutual Healing and Its Limits in the Psychoanalytic Situation”

  Lynne Jacobs

  pp. 435-439

• Angels in My Consulting Room: Kohut and Others as Selfobjects for a Trauma Therapist

  Stuart D. Perlman

  pp. 441-462

• What is a Weeble Anyway, and What is a Wobble, Too?: A Discussion of Phyllis E. DiAmbrosio's “Weeble Wobbles: Resilience within the Psychoanalytic Situation”

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 463-473

• “Wobbly Weebles” and Resilience: Some Additional Thoughts: Response to William J. Coburn

  Phyllis E. DiAmbrosio

  pp. 475-482

Review Essay

• My Mother's Eyes: Holocaust Memories of a Young Girl: By Anna Ornstein Illustrations by Stuart Goldman

  Janet Hadda

  pp. 483-486