Psychoanalytic Social Work

Clinical Case Reflections

• When a Client Dies

  Rena Rubel

  pp. 1-14

• “When a Client Dies”: A Commentary

  Joan Berzoff

  pp. 15-22

• Control-Mastery: Theory and Application

  Jo Nol

  pp. 37-54

• Social Work's Protracted Identity Crisis: A Lacanian Perspective

  Peter J. Baylis

  pp. 55-69

• Use of the Telephone in Psychotherapy, edited by Joyce Aronson. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, Inc., 2002, 468 pp., $50.00.

  Shoshana Ringel

  pp. 84-86

Articles

• Full Circle: Returning Psychoanalytic Theory to Social Work Education

  Jeffrey S. Applegate

  pp. 23-36

Featured Review

• The Evolution of “Mr. Psychoanalysis”: A Review: Heinz Kohut: The Making of a Psychoanalyst, by Charles B. Strozier. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2001, 495 pp., $35.00.

  William S. Meyer

  pp. 71-80

Book Reviews

• The Environment: Its Role in Psychosocial Functioning and Psychotherapy, by Carolyn Saari. New York: Columbia University Press, 2002, 186 pp., $40.00.

  Richard M. Alperin

  pp. 81-83

Clinical Case Reflections

• When the Analyst Becomes the Masochist: Finding a Way Out of Enactments with an Attacking Borderline Patient

  Janice Gitterman

  pp. 1-18

• The Two Psychotherapies of Ms. L.: A Response to Janice Gitterman's Case Study

  John King McComb

  pp. 19-31

• Managed Mental Health Care, Suicidal Despair, and Countertransference: A Clinical Tragedy

  Judith Mishne

  pp. 55-70

• The Man without Words: Attachment Style as an Evolving Dynamic Process

  Shoshana Ringel

  pp. 71-82

• The Helping Relationship: New Depth, New Directions: Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice by Eda G. Goldstein, New York: The Free Press, 2001, 303 pages.

  Jeffrey S. Applegate

  pp. 85-92

• Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice: A Review

  Joseph Walsh

  pp. 93-96

Articles

• Learning Disabilities and Behavior Problems: A Self Psychological and Intersubjective Approach to Working with Parents

  Margaret Amerongen & Faye Mishna

  pp. 33-53

Featured Reviews

• Introduction

  Shoshana Ringel

  pp. 83-83

Book Review

• Playing Hard at Life: A Relational Approach to Treating Multiply Traumatized Adolescents, by Etty Cohen. The Analytic Press Inc.: Hillsdale, NJ, 2003, 230 pages.

  Diana Siskind

  pp. 97-101