Correction

2024-9-12

Correction

2024-9-12

Expanding dissociation informed psychoanalytic practice: How to make conceptual sense of Not-Me, No-Me, and Many-Mes

2024-9-10

One of these is not like the others: Leading edge meets leading edge

2024-9-10

Deprivation and disruption: The development of narcissistic vulnerability and toxic masculinity in some Chinese contexts

2024-9-4

Intersubjective self psychology as a new paradigm for clinical practice: The leading edge as the generative edge

2024-9-4

Analytic freedom and the loving gaze

2024-8-12

In praise of edges, with a nod to the edgy

2024-7-22

Review: The ritual effect: From habit to ritual, harness the surprising power of everyday actions <b>Review: The ritual effect: From habit to ritual, harness the surprising power of everyday actions</b> , by Michael Norton, New York, NY, Scribner, 2024, 288 pp., $19.49 (hardcover); $20.17 (paperback); $14.99 (kindle), ISBN-10: 1982153024, ISBN-13: 978-1982153021

2024-7-22

Birds on a Wire: A discussion of Çevrim’s “The Vulture in the room”

2024-7-17

Empathy on a continuum – Response to Amanda Kottler

2024-7-2

Breathing together: Needed relationships and complex selfobjects

2024-7-2

Reply to Kottler

2024-7-2

The beautiful sunset and the ugly fence

2024-7-2

Editorial introduction

2024-7-2

On becoming a thou: Discussion of Steven Stern’s “Breathing together: Needed relationships and complex selfobjects” and Daniel Goldin’s “Empathy on a continuum”

2024-7-2

Discussion of “Dead Inside”

2024-7-2

An encounter with the trauma of evil – Empathy and clinical humility

2024-7-2

What makes us competent therapists? And why it is important how we go about it: A discussion of Mustafa Çevrim’s “The vulture in the room”

2024-7-2

The courage to transform in dark days

2024-7-2

Bearing witness with humility, empathy and courage: Israeli self psychologists share

2024-7-2

An intervention on a living room carpet

2024-7-2

Discussion of Mustafa cevrim’s; “Vulture in the room”

2024-6-28

The vulture in the room

2024-6-26

Human courage: The beat gathering itself to the pulse

2024-6-21

Ideals — A bridge over an abyss

2024-5-31

A call for an expanded self psychology: Incorporating socio–cultural perspectives in teaching and clinical practice

2024-5-29

Empathy on a continuum

2024-5-14

Kohut’s Self Psychology for a Fractured World: New Ways of Understanding the Self and Human Community <b>Kohut’s Self Psychology for a Fractured World: New Ways of Understanding the Self and Human Community</b> , edited by John Hanwell Riker, New York, Routledge, 2024, 262 pp., $136 (Paperback); $26.36 (hardback), ISBN: 978-1-032-30149-5 (hardback 978-1-032-30150-1).

2024-5-7

Can We Hug? The vibrancy and vicissitudes of patients in person: Sifting through the rubble of Covid

2024-4-30

Waking up with Alzheimer’s, or never quite waking up: A case study

2024-4-23

Dead Inside

2024-4-12

Correction

2024-4-9

For Whom the Bell Tolls: Misophonia as a complex experience of hope and dread in self-with-other regulation

2024-4-1

Editorial introduction

2024-4-1

An authentically human approach to dementia

2024-4-1

“Who is Isobel and where did she come from?”: Response to Amanda Kottler’s paper

2024-4-1

The New World of Self: Heinz Kohut’s transformation of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy <b>The New World of Self: Heinz Kohut’s transformation of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy</b> , by Charles B. Strozier, Konstantine Pinteris, Kathleen Kelley and Deborah Cher, New York, Oxford University Press, 2022, 230 pp., $54 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-19-75322-6

2024-2-22

Dancing with the Demons – Making sense of schizophrenia

2024-2-13

Envious gazes and evil eye beads: A self-psychological perspective on the evil eye

2024-2-13

A passage through the faraway, nearby of mourning

2024-2-13

Discussion of “Freedom and self-ownership: An emergence theory of free will” by William J. Coburn, PhD PsyD

2024-2-13

Transforming a body: Sculpting in therapy

2024-2-13

On the certainty of hidden moralism: Rethinking the ethical turn in psychoanalysis

2024-2-13

Risking intimacy and creative transformation in psychoanalysis <b>Risking intimacy and creative transformation in psychoanalysis</b> , by Lauren Levine, New York, Routledge, 2023, 180pp., $35.6, (paperback), ISBN: 978-1-03243474-2

2024-2-6

Creative solutions to embedded cultural norms: Childlessness shame transformed by relational analysis

2024-1-24

Meeting at the precipice: Creative visualization in the treatment of trauma

2024-1-19

Metamorphoses of psyche in psychoanalysis and ancient Greek thought: From mourning to creativity

2024-1-2

A statement from the new editors

2024-1-2

Kohut, retrofitted to the Anthropocene: A review

2024-1-2