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| Foreword by Hanna Segal | ix |
| Part One: Separation Anxiety in Psychoanalytic Practice | |
| Chapter 1 Separation Anxiety in Transference Phantasies | 2 |
| Chapter 2 Separation Anxiety Illustrated by a Clinical Example | 13 |
| Chapter 3 Approaches to the Interpretation of Separation Anxiety | 24 |
| Part Two: The Place of Separation Anxiety in Psychoanalytic Theories | |
| Chapter 4 Freud, Separation Anxiety and Object-Loss | 37 |
| Chapter 5 The Views of Melanie Klein and Her School on Separation Anxiety and Object-Loss | 60 |
| Chapter 6 The Place of Separation Anxiety and Objectloss in the Other Main Psychoanalytic Theories | 85 |
| Part Three: Technical Considerations | |
| Chapter 7 Transference Interpretations of Separation Anxiety | 105 |
| Chapter 8 Psychical Pain and Negative Transference | 127 |
| Chapter 9 Acting Out and Separation Anxiety | 142 |
| Chapter 10 The Psychoanalytic Setting and the Container Function | 149 |
| Part Four: The Taming of Solitude | |
| Chapter 11 Termination of the Analysis and Separation Anxiety | 155 |
| Chapter 12 The Capacity to be Alone, Buoyancy and the Integration of Psychical Life | 165 |
| Recapitulation and Conclusions | 188 |
| Bibliography | 194 |