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Thomas Ogden's book, Reverie and Interpretation: Sensing Something Human, is a clear, intimate account of the way the author is currently working. He takes us into his consulting room and into his inner thoughts. The way he speaks to his patients, the way he writes is intense, thoughtful and disciplined, and it is alive. Aliveness in the analytic encounter is Ogden's theme.
Through many detailed clinical examples, Ogden shows us how he uses his very specific reverie to inform himself of transference-countertransference enactments.