Issue 112 articlesArticlesSoft Diamonds: Poetic Sentiment, Poetic Speech, and Poetic Specimen in the Clinical Hourp. 1Salman AkhtarAt-One-Ment and Twoness are not Oppositesp. 16Bnaya AmidThe Outsider Phenomenon and the Need to Belongp. 42Ron B. AviramSomatization and Symbolizationp. 57Marilyn CharlesTrauma: Open Conceptp. 79Eugênio Canesin Dal MolinStations Along the Via Dolorosa Towards Good-Enough Endingsp. 94Alina SchellekesBrief Communication“Masked Dissociation”: The Many Faces of Technologyp. 111Alessia MusicòBook ReviewsClimate Psychology: A Matter of Life and Death, by Wendy Hollway, Paul Hoggett, Chris Robertson, and Sally Weintrobe, Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, Oxfordshire, 2022, 142 pp.p. 119Rita TeuschThe Analyst's Vulnerability: Impact on Theory and Practice by Karen J. Maroda, Routledge, Abingdon and New York, 2022, 215 pp.p. 124Henry J. FriedmanPeter Pan: The Lost Child, by Kathleen Kelley-Lainé, Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, Oxfordshire, England, 2023, 149 pp.p. 130Endre KoritarPsychoanalysis and Maternal Absence: From the Traumatic to Faith and Trust, by Ofrit Shapira-Berman, Routledge, Abingdon and New York, 2022, 156 pp.p. 134Ann EichenFrom Budapest to Psychoanalysis: Three Portraits and Their Analytic Frames by Veronica Csillag, Katalin Lanczi and Julianna Vamos, edited by Veronica Csillag, Routledge, Abingdon and New York, 2023, 256 pp.p. 139Kathleen Kelley-Lainé
Issue 215 articlesIntroductionSelf, Psyche, and Technology. A Brave New Worldp. 147Robert PrinceArticlesArtificial Intelligence on the Couch. Staying Human Post-AIp. 155Danielle Knafo(Why) Did it Turn Wrong? Wholeness or Totality of the Internetp. 181Darius LeskauskasTechnology at the Rescue? Online Games, Adolescent Mental Health and the Covid Pandemic
Issue 317 articlesIntroductionRemembering Jeremy Safran: Continuing the Conversationp. 357Ali Shames-Dawson & Adrienne HarrisArticlesThe Heart of Healing: Echoes of Sándor Ferenczi's Legacy in Jeremy Safran's Relational Commitmentsp. 364Karen Starr & Jill BreslerSamsara in Psychotherapy. A Rebirth of Jeremy Safran's Buddhist Dialoguep. 373Elizabeth G. LoranLetting go to Let Be: Psychoanalysis as Creative Flow
Issue 414 articlesIntroductionConversation: Bion and Winnicottp. 501Jani Santamaría LinaresArticlesObject Constancy and Absence in Winnicott Through the Lens of The Pigglep. 510Angela JoyceContact Barriers between Freud, Bion and Winnicottp. 531Dominique ScarfoneBion/Winnicott Encounter: Absence, Failure and the Negative in the Work of Bion and Winnicott