Psychoanalytic Social Work

• Editor's Note

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 1-1

• The Emotional Impact of Repeated Cognitive Failure on the Evolving Sense of Self, and Kohut's Tension Arc

  Myrna Orenstein & Fred Levin

  pp. 27-43

• Spontaneous Moments and the Domain of Non-Verbal Communication

  Shoshana Ringel

  pp. 45-55

• Reflections of Authority in Psychotherapy: From Freud to Feminism

  Cassandra L. Bransford & Tim Bakken

  pp. 57-84

Articles

• Conversion Symptoms and Psychoanalysis in a Second Language: Some Thoughts on Their Relationship in the Analysis of Mr. B

  Kerry L. Malawista & Danille S. Drake

  pp. 3-25

Essay Review

• A Model for Child Treatment: A Review of Techniques of Child Therapy: Psychodynamic Strategies, by Morton Chethik. Second Edition, Guilford Press, 2000. $35.00.

  Susannah Falk Shopsin

  pp. 85-93

Book Review

• The Supervisory Relationship, A Contemporary Psychodynamic Approach. Frawley-O'Dea, Mary Gail and Sarnat, Joan E. New York/London: The Guilford Press, 2001, 247 pages, $33.

  Constance Hendrickson

  pp. 95-100

Clinical Case Reflections

• Eroticized Maternal Transference in a Case of Early Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Longing for Tenderness, Attunement, and Connection

  Madelyne Miller

  pp. 1-15

Commentary

• Self-Disclosure as Transference Enactment in a Situation of Shared Trauma: Clinical Associations and Discussion Inspired by the Miller Case Study

  Roberta Shechter

  pp. 17-23

Special Section

• Papers from the American Psychoanalytic Association's Presidential Symposium on Graduate Training in Social Work: Psychoanalysis and Graduate Education: Renewed Alliances and New Directions

  Ann A. Abbott & Helen J. Rosen

  pp. 25-31

• Psychoanalysis and Social Work: Historical Perspectives

  Eda G. Goldstein

  pp. 33-40

• The Marginalization of Psychoanalysis in Academic Social Work

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 41-50

• Social Work, Psychoanalysis, and Smoke-Filled Rooms: Transformations of a Professional Self

  Mark D. Smaller

  pp. 51-59

• Psychoanalytic Theory and Diverse Populations: Reflections on Old Practices and New Understandings

  Carol E. Bonner

  pp. 61-70

• Linking Metaphor and Dreams in Clinical Practice

  Brian M. Rasmussen

  pp. 71-87

Featured Review

• How We Know What to Do: A Primer for Child Psychotherapists. By Diana Siskind. Northvale, New Jersey and London/Jason Aronson, Inc. 1999. 271 pp., $40.00.

  Yvonne Young

  pp. 89-98

Book Review

• Relationality, from Attachment to Intersubjectivity, Mitchell, Stephen A., The Analytic Press, Hillsdale, New Jersey, London, 2000, 173 pages, $39.95

  Mark Somerstein

  pp. 99-102

Letter to the Editor

• Response to Commentary by Gerald Schamess

  Rhona Engels

  pp. 103-106