Chapter taken from Gabriela Mann’s book: Practicing Psychoanalysis In Israel Seeing Through Blindness

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Toward a New Interpretation of Dreams – Daniel Goldin, Psy.D.

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Essential Essays from the Field – Andrea Celenza, Ph.D.

To Love and Lose or Never To Have Loved at All – Peter Shabad, Ph.D.

On Courage and Solidarity Universality and Particularism in Psychoanalysis Israel`s Tragedy as a Test-Case – Raanan Kulka

The Patient’s Experience of the Analyst’s Physicality: It’s What’s on the Outside that Counts – Sarah Schoen, Ph.D.

Moving from Theory to Practice in Self Psychology: Subtleties and Complexities of Empathic Communication – Jill Gardner, Ph.D.

Analytic freedom and the loving gaze – Shir Shanun, Psy.D.

Can You Cure Your Patient? – Koichi Tagashi, Ph.D., L.P.

Attachments: Clinging to Bad Objects – Understanding Attachment & Relational Trauma – Dr. Robin S. Cohen

Ferenczi on Gender and Sexuality: Prelude to Laplanche – Adrienne E. Harris

Going Beneath The Surface: What People Want From Therapy – Linda Michaels

Cupid’s Hour: The Transformation Potential of Female Erotic Countertransference – Janine de Peyer

Psychoanalytic Contributions To The Treatment Of Eating Disorders – Tom Woolridge

Belonging And Its Discontents – Eyal Rozmarin

Analytic Love, Self-Compassion And The Growth Of Internal Secure Attachment – Daniel Shaw

Silence, Ghosts, Secrets and Trauma – Ruth Lijtmaer

Unitary Theory of Psychoanalytic Play: Drama, Narrative, and Improvisation in Field Theory and Metapsychology – Phil Ringstrom, Ph.D., Psy.D.

Infant Research and Couples Therapy – David Shaddock PhD, MFT – Class Three: Clinical Examples

Infant Research and Couples Therapy – David Shaddock PhD, MFT – Class One: The Developmental Systems Perspective

Integrating Trauma and Shame with Projected Images of Death – Peter Shabad, Ph.D. – Class Three

Integrating Trauma and Shame with Projected Images of Death – Peter Shabad, Ph.D. – Class Two

Integrating Trauma and Shame with Projected Images of Death – Peter Shabad, Ph.D. – Class One