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Clinical Psychoanalytic Case Studies with Complex Patients: Watching Experience at Work

Editor : Anne Zachary

Table of Contents

The essence of nurture
Foreword by Bob Hinshelwood
Clinical psychoanalytic case studies with complex patients: watching experience at work
Anne Zachary

PART ONE - SUPPORT
1. ‘I’m beyond caring’: a response to the Francis Report: the failure of social systems in healthcare to adequately support nurses and nursing in the clinical care of their patients
Marcus Evans

PART TWO – AUTISM
2a. Affections, words and plays in autistic children: discussion of Maria Rhode's clinical case
Laurent Danon-Boileau

2b. 'Finding one’s feet': body, affect and identifications in a pre-autistic toddler learning to walk
Maria Rhode

3. Analysing Miss Daisy: a psychoanalytically informed treatment of an emerging adult autistic woman
Alan Sugarman

PART THREE - PSYCHOSOMATICS AND HYSTERIA
4. Maternal lineage and transgenerational trauma: time and space in the psychoanalytic encounter
Louise Gyler

5a. Hysteria and mourning: a psychosomatic case
Jonathan Sklar

5b. Hysteria and mourning – a psychosomatic case: discussion of of Jonathan' Sklar's chapter
Susan Loden

PART FOUR - PSYCHOSIS
6. Psychoanalysis, psychosis and the family
Brian Martindale

PART FIVE - IDENTITY
7. Finding space to think: technical problems of working with a cohort of trans identified young women　
Marcus Evans

8a. Dementia: prelude to Rachael Davenhill's clinical material from elderly patients
Martin Rossor

8b. Dynamics of dementia
Rachael Davenhill

PART SIX - PERVERSION AND VIOLENCE
9. A state of inbetweenness: the challenges of working with disavowal
Stephen Blumenthal

10. Aspects of the process of child analysis
Angela Joyce

11. Peter rabbit was a thief: a case with a background of violence and criminality
Anne Zachary