Psychoanalytic Social Work

Editor's Introduction

• Psychoanalytic Social Work: A “Coming of Age”

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 1-3

• Using Stories in Dynamically Oriented Clinical Social Work: A Discourse Analysis Approach to Client Narratives

  Catherine H. Nye

  pp. 5-24

• The Non-Indian Therapist Working with American Indian Clients: Transference-Countertransference Implications

  Maria Napoli

  pp. 25-47

• The Relationship between Siblings and Their Mother in Early Childhood

  Kathy Junior

  pp. 49-68

• The Loss of Significance: Processing Change in the Work Life of the Older Client

  Rena Rubel

  pp. 69-86

• Adolescent Development, Psychopathology and Treatment. Bloch, H. Spencer. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1995, 417 pages, $50.00.

  Theresa Aiello-Gerber

  pp. 101-104

• Sándor Ferenczi: The Psychotherapist of Tenderness and Passion. Rachman, Arnold W. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1997, 464 pages, $60.

  Etty Cohen

  pp. 104-107

Featured Review

• Cultural Competence in the Clinical Situation: Inside Out and Outside in, Psychodynamic Clinical Theory and Practice in Contemporary Multicultural Contexts. Berzoff, Joan, Laura Melano Flanagan, and Patricia Hertz, Editors. Northvale, New Jersey: Jason Aronson, 1996, $45.00.

  Irene Chung

  pp. 87-95

Book Reviews

• Pre-Object Relatedness: Early Attachment and the Psychoanalytic Situation. Kumin, Ivri. New York, NY: The Guilford Press, 1996, pp. 210.

  Lucia Imbesi

  pp. 97-100

• Internalization as the Change Process

  Maryellen Noonan

  pp. 1-17

• Naturalistic Observation in Psychoanalysis: The Jane Goodall Technique

  Murray Meisels

  pp. 19-35

• The Application of Therapists' Maternal Capacity in Prerepresentational Body-Based Transference and Countertransference

  Ellen L. K. Toronto

  pp. 37-59

• Psychoanalytic Perspectives Concerning the Impact of Managed Care on Psychotherapy

  Robert T. Waska

  pp. 61-77

• Psychotherapy and Spirituality: An Uneasy Alliance Moves toward a Common Ground: The Soul of Psychotherapy: Recapturing the Spiritual Dimension in the Therapeutic Encounter. Cornett, Carlton. New York, NY: The Free Press, 1998, 176 pages, $29.95.

  Fred Casale

  pp. 89-94

Featured Reviews

• The Development of Self in Psychoanalytic Theory: Conceiving the Self: Presence and Absence in Psychoanalytic Theory. Socor, Barbara. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1997, 310 pages, $47.50.

  Jeff Schrenzel

  pp. 79-87

Book Review

• Sexual Addiction: An Integrated Approach. Goodman, Aviel. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1998, 464 pages, $65.00.

  Michael M. Crocker

  pp. 95-97

• Introduction

  William Borden

  pp. 1-6

• Chapter 1: Pluralism, Pragmatism, and the Therapeutic Endeavor in Brief Dynamic Treatment

  William Borden

  pp. 7-42

• Chapter 2: Using Self Psychology in Brief Psychotherapy

  Jill R. Gardner

  pp. 43-85

• Chapter 3: Integrative Short-Term Treatment of the Borderline Patient

  Eda G. Goldstein

  pp. 87-111

• Chapter 4: Interpretation in Short-Term Therapy: The Role of Level of Patient Functioning

  Carol Tosone, Paul Crits-Christoph & Lester Luborsky

  pp. 113-129

• Chapter 5: Development, Psychopathology, and Brief Psychotherapy

  Erika Schmidt

  pp. 131-143

• Chapter 6: Developmental Perspectives in Brief Treatment of Gay Youth

  Nancy Stone

  pp. 145-159

• Chapter 7: The Gay Therapist's Response to a Gay Client Practicing Unsafe Sex: A Dilemma in Brief Psychotherapy

  Bertram J. Cohler

  pp. 161-201

• Chapter 8: On Learning to Learn Again

  Dennis L. McCaughan

  pp. 203-217

• Chapter 9: Clinical Risk and Brief Psychodynamic Therapy: A Forensic Mental Health Perspective

  James J. Clark

  pp. 219-235