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Rosemarie Krausz is a retired psychoanalyst and psychologist who practised first in Montreal and then in Ottawa. She has always been interested in applied psychoanalysis and has written articles on film as well as poetry. In January 2018 she is beginning an MFA in poetry at Drew University, where Alicia Ostriker is the poet-in-residence.
Howard E. Levine is a member of the Psychoanalytic Institute of New England, East (PINE) and the Contemporary Freudian Society, a former member of the IPA Board, on the editorial Board of the IJP and Psychoanalytic Inquiry and in private practice in Brookline, Massachusetts. He has written many articles, book chapters, and reviews on psychoanalytic process and technique, intersubjectivity and the treatment of primitive personality disorders. His co-edited books include Unrepresented States and the Construction of Meaning (Karnac ), On Freud's Screen Memories (Karnac ), The Wilfred Bion Tradition (Karnac ), and Bion in Brazil (Karnac ).
Vincent Laliberté is a psychiatrist and a PhD student in anthropology at McGill University, also in the Clinician-Investigator Program, Department of Psychiatry. He has a clinical practice in the PRISM of the Welcome Hall Mission in Montreal, where he provides mental health care to homeless people. His main area of study in medical anthropology is the neurobiological discourse in psychiatry, and he also conducts research in social psychiatry, such as an ethnographic study with homeless Inuit in Montreal. Vincent is funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Resarch and the McGill Healthy Brain for Healthy Lives.