Psychoanalysis, Self, and Context

Research Article

• A Plea for Linking or How are Yoga, K-pop and Psychoanalysis Connected?

  Indrany Datta-Barua

  pp. 1-13

• Becoming an Analyst and the Wisdom of Simply Being a Friend

  Elaina A. Vasserman-Stokes

  pp. 54-64

• Destruction, Survival and the use of the Clinician: Preserving Opportunities for Selfobject Experience in Work with Challenging Patients

  George Hagman

  pp. 14-25

• The Psychological Impact of an Unreliable Father on his Son and on the Family: Therapeutic Interventions with the Child and within the Family System

  Simona Caprilli

  pp. 26-39

• How Change can Happen in Complex Systems. Discussion of Caprilli’s Case Description

  Gudrun Prinz

  pp. 45-53

• Walking Dogs in Santa Monica and other Pathways to Dynamic Systems: Jeffrey and Gabriel Trop in Conversation with Sarah Mendelsohn

  Sarah Mendelsohn, Jeffrey Trop & Gabriel Trop

  pp. 79-91

• Let the Patients Teach You What They Need: Richard Geist in Conversation with Diana Lidofsky on His Journey in Self Psychology - and Getting from There to Here

  Richard Geist & Diana Lidofsky

  pp. 92-108

• How Creating Art Sustained Me During the Pandemic

  Karen M. Schwartz

  pp. 129-141

Discussion

• Emotional Issues of Trying to Win When Feeling Like a Loser: Commentary on Dr. Caprilli’s “The Psychological Impact of a Toxic Father on his Son”

  Michael Reison

  pp. 40-44

• Rothko, the Rolling Stones, and Matisse: Grounding in a Time of Uncertainty

  John R. Paddock

  pp. 119-128

• Thoughts on Covid, Hamlet, and Freedom

  Jeffrey Stern

  pp. 147-156

Interview

• Resting in Uncertainty: Estelle Shane in Conversation with Jill Gardner on the value of Always Questioning

  Estelle Shane & Jill Gardner

  pp. 65-78

Editorial

• Elizabeth Carr’s Story by Carol Levin: The Emergence of a Modern Self Psychologist

  Carol B. Levin

  pp. 109-113

Introduction

• Editorial: How Art Got us Through the Pandemic: Five Therapists Respond

  David Shaddock

  pp. 114

Brief Report

• Pockets of Resilience: Musician-Patients’ Creative Responses to Covid-19

  Heather Ferguson

  pp. 115-118

• Building Sandcastles with Thom Gunn

  Barry Magid

  pp. 142-146

Book Review

• Review of Traumatic Narcissism and Recovery: Leaving the Prison of Shame and Fear by Daniel Shaw, New York, Routledge, 2022, 141 pp., $26.36 (paperback), ISBN: 9780367775322

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 157-160

Introduction

• Introduction

  David Shaddock & Carla Leone

  pp. 161-163

Research Article

• Airless Worlds and Couples Therapy

  Steven Stern

  pp. 164-179

• Shame and Reunions: A New Look at the Compulsion to Repeat

  Jana Edwards

  pp. 204-217

• Trust Theory and Working with Couples

  Mark Winitsky

  pp. 180-189

• A Triadic Developmental System: Implications of Infant Research for Couples Treatment

  David Shaddock

  pp. 190-200

• Individual Sessions as Part of Couple Therapy? How Concepts from Self Psychology Can Help Us Decide

  Carla Leone

  pp. 218-233

• Couples Therapy as Intention: A Flexible Approach to Treatment

  Derek Prowe

  pp. 234-246

• The Couple Therapist as Intergenerational Broker: A Self Psychological, Attachment Theory-Informed Perspective on Helping Couples with in-Law-Related Conflict

  Mohammad Dehganpour & Carla Leone

  pp. 247-261

• Asking for Things and Listening to Criticism: Two Fundamental Challenges in Intimate Relationships and Targets for Couple Therapy

  Arthur C. Nielsen

  pp. 262-280

• Daring to Hope: A Couple’s Journey from Trauma into Connection

  Tyia Grange Isaacson

  pp. 281-293

• Developmental Couple Therapy for Complex Trauma Survivors: A Detailed Case Study of a Manualized, Time-Limited, Psychoanalytically Informed Treatment

  Heather B. MacIntosh

  pp. 294-313

• Couples Therapy as Therapy: Fostering Individual Growth in Conjoint Contexts

  David Shaddock

  pp. 314-326

Discussion

• Commentary on a Triadic Developmental System: Implications of Infant Research for Couples Treatment by David Shaddock PhD

  Beatrice Beebe

  pp. 201-203

Book Review

• Bodies and Social Rhythms: Navigating Unconscious Vulnerability and Emotional Fluidity, by Steven Knoblauch

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 327-330

Introduction

• Introduction

  Darren Haber

  pp. 331-337

Interview

• A Dialogue with Alyona Esse-Chukanova: “We have to Continue”

  Alyona Esse-Chukanova & Darren Haber

  pp. 339-344

• An Exchange with Roman Kechur: Preserving Thinking During Wartime

  Roman Kechur & Darren Haber

  pp. 364-378

• Feeling Human Again: An Exchange Between Viktoria Symulyk and Darren Haber

  Viktoria Symulyk & Darren Haber

  pp. 388-400

• Interview with Kateryna Danylevska by Darren Haber: Speaking through the Sirens

  Kateryna Danylevska & Darren Haber

  pp. 407-411

• Discussion with Oleksandr Filts: Trauma, Digression, and Detoxification

  Oleksandr Filts & Darren Haber

  pp. 427-436

• Dialogue with Gaea Logan: “The Whole World Needs to Hear These Stories”

  Gaea Logan & Darren Haber

  pp. 465-475

Discussion

• Counseling on the Front Line: Insights from a Ukrainian Doctor

  Oleksandr Fedorets

  pp. 345-351

• Transformation of Psychotherapeutic Relationships During the War

  Gelena Lazos

  pp. 382-387

• Loneliness in Times of War

  Kateryna Bagan

  pp. 401-406

• Siblings in Wartime Treatment: A Ukrainian Perspective

  Anastasia Ilyukhina

  pp. 412-415

• View from Ukraine: Bearing Witness Under Assault

  Olena Lashko

  pp. 352-354

• Forgetting and Remembering in Wartime and Beyond: Reflections on Essays by Three Ukrainian Psychoanalysts

  Lisa Sandow Lyons

  pp. 355-363

• Response to Bagan, Danylevska, and Ilyukhina: The Drones of Thanatos

  Penelope Starr-Karlin

  pp. 416-426

• Post-War Mourning and Resolution: A Ukrainian Perspective

  Yuliia Kvasnytsia

  pp. 449-452

• Surviving Sorrow: A Letter from Ukraine

  Viktoria Zhyrova

  pp. 453-455

• “She’s Still Alive”: A Wartime Meditation on Grief and Hope

  Anna Gladkaya

  pp. 456-459

• Response to Anna Gladkaya: ‘The World is Off its Axis’

  John A. Sloane

  pp. 460-464

Comment

• Letter from Lviv: Symbolic Thinking in the Face of Tragedy

  Kateryna Ostashova

  pp. 379-381

• “Now we have the News to Help us Cry”: A Conversation with Natalia Felbaba

  Natalia Felbaba & Darren Haber

  pp. 444-448

Research Article

• Constructing the Future During Wartime Adversity: Exile Notes of a Ukrainian Psychologist

  Pavel Lushyn

  pp. 437-443

Editorial

• Our Last Editorial: Passing the Baton

  Elizabeth Corpt & Annette Richard

  pp. 477-478

Plenary Panel: Psychoanalysis’ Zero Gravity Moment: Disrupting Where We Land

• Introductory Commentary to “Psychoanalysis’ Zero Gravity Moment: Disrupting Where We Land”

  Cherian Verghese

  pp. 479-484

• Psychoanalysis in the Interregnum

  Lynne Layton

  pp. 485-493

• Liberation, not Representation: Empty Diversity Efforts as Colonial Stabilization (and What We Should [Start to] Do About It)

  Lara Sheehi

  pp. 494-501

• Courageous Leaps: Discussion of Heather MacIntosh’s Paper “Practicing in a Time of Covid Loss and Threat”

  Gabriela Mann

  pp. 516-521

• Discussion of Heather MacIntosh’s Paper

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 522-525

• Contingency, a Sense of Surprise, and Trauma

  Koichi Togashi

  pp. 540-551

• September 11th Revisited: “Break on Through to the Other Side!!”

  Peter Kaufmann

  pp. 552-558

• Can Awe and the Awful Provide a Forward Edge for the Climate Crisis? A Discussion of Sperry’s “Getting beyond Ourselves: The Transformative Potential of Awe”

  Elizabeth A. Corpt

  pp. 571-577

• Discussion of “Getting beyond Ourselves: The Transformative Potential of Awe” by Margy Sperry

  Maxwell Sucharov

  pp. 578-581

• Exploring, Claiming and Expanding the Frontiers of an Emerging Self

  Alyson Kepple

  pp. 582-590

• Illuminating the Moon: Discussion of Alyson Kepple’s “Exploring, Claiming and Expanding the Frontiers of an Emerging Self”

  Steven Stern

  pp. 591-597

• Transforming Traumatic Intensity: Living with the Uncertainty of Terrifying Symptoms

  Denise R. Davis

  pp. 598-610

• Discussion of Denise Davis’s “Transforming Traumatic Intensity: Living with the Uncertainty of Terrifying Symptoms”

  Richard A. Geist

  pp. 611-617

• Words and Music: Creating Transformative Opportunities through Implicit and Explicit Dialogue

  Scott M. Davis

  pp. 618-629

• Discussion of “Words and Music: Creating Transformative Opportunities through Implicit and Explicit Dialogue”

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 630-635

Plenary Panel: Practicing in a Time of Loss and Threat - Emergent Processes for Growth and Transformation

• Practicing in a Time of Covid Loss and Threat: Parallel Processes on the Yellow Brick Road of Trauma, Healing, Trust and Belonging

  Heather B. MacIntosh

  pp. 502-515

Plenary Panel: Living and Practicing When the World Feels Uncertain

• Breaking Apart the Splits that Glue us Together: Disruption as Therapeutic Action

  Jill Gentile

  pp. 526-539

Conference Papers

• Getting Beyond Ourselves: The Transformative Potential of Awe

  Margy Sperry

  pp. 559-570

Book Review

• Imagine that: A Review of Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field by David Shaddock: Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field, by David Shaddock, New York, Routledge, 2020, 194 pp., $160 (hardcover); $38.95 (paperback); $33.10 (ebook), ISBN-13: 978-0415699013, ISBN-10: 0415699010

  Kay Young

  pp. 636-639