In her original article, “Caring for a Partner with Cognitive Impairments Due to Multiple Sclerosis: A Psychodynamic Perspective,” Julia Segal extends the neuropsychoanalytic dialogue to those affected by their partner's neurological illness or injury. While the focus in these pages is often on the psychodynamic effects of neurological disease or injury in the patient—which is a critical and under-explored question in the wider psychiatric and neuropsychological literature—there is also a great need for exploring the intrapsychic and interpersonal effects of brain dysfunction on loved