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Beyond Fragmentation: Clinical Journeys in Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

Author(s) : Ingrid Pedroni

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
About the author
Foreword
The structure of the book

Introduction: Widening clinical practice in relation to other therapeutic schools as the future of psychoanalysis

Part I: The need to build therapeutic bridges
1. From drives to relations through culture, the new epistemological paradigm of psychoanalysis
2. Beyond Freud: a contemporary integrative approach to obsessive-compulsive disorder
3. Integrating self psychology and relational psychoanalysis

Part II: The search for subjectivity
4. Creating the self
5. Talking with God: spirituality and religion in the therapeutic encounter
6. Gender identity and subjectivity

Part III: Couples, parents, families: multiple relational dimensions, multiple selves, and sometimes multiple therapists in coordinated treatment
7. The life cycle of the couple relation
8. Couples of spouses and couples of therapists in the dialectic of mutual recognition
9. Family relations in therapy

Part IV: Transcultural psychotherapy and the treatment of individual and collective traumas of migration and wars
10. Transcultural psychotherapy
11. Migrations: cultural mourning and cultural contaminations
12. War, trauma, memory, and resilience

Concluding remarks
References
Index