Issue 18 articlesProloguep. 1Melvin BornsteinOn Unconscious Communications and Covert Enactments: Some Reflections on Their Role in the Analytic Situationp. 4Theodore J. JacobsThe Analysis of Preconscious Phenomena and Its Communicationp. 24Judy L. KantrowitzPathways of Emotional Communicationp. 40Wilma BucciA Primary Role for Nonverbal Communication in Psychoanalysisp. 71Regina PallyThe Developmental Trajectory from Amodal Perception to Empathy and Communication: The Role of Mirror Neurons in This Processp. 94Nancy S. Wolf, Mary E. Gales, Estelle Shane & Morton ShaneKnowing, Influencing, and Healing: Paranormal Phenomena and Implications for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapyp. 113Susan Gaber LazarEpiloguep. 132Melvin Bornstein
Issue 210 articlesProloguep. 133R. Curtis BristolObsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Current Viewsp. 145Aaron H. EsmanReducing Obsessions and Compulsions Through Behaviour Therapyp. 157Judy N. Lam & Gail S. SteketeeOCD, OCPD: Acronyms Do Not Make a Diseasep. 183Richard D. ChessickPsychoanalytically Informed Approaches to the Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Issue 310 articlesProloguep. 325Elaine V. SiegelThe Body Doesn't Lie: Five Tales of Superobesity as Somatic Languagep. 337Michele RoseThe Root of Dance Therapy: A Consideration of Movement, Dancing, and Verbalization vis-à-vis Dance/Movement Therapyp. 356Ruthanna BorisMovement and Meaningp. 368Cary RickThe Function of the Human Motor System in Processes of Storing and Retrieving Preverbal, Primal Experience
Issue 411 articlesProloguep. 467James L. FosshageCase Presentation: The Object Relations Approachp. 469Jill Savege ScharffDiscussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentationp. 483Arnold RothsteinComment on Jill Scharff's Clinical Casep. 489Anne AlvarezComments on the Clinical Material Presented by Jill Scharffp. 499
Issue 510 articlesProloguep. 553Morton ShanePatients' Motivations and the Analyst's Experiencep. 556Gail S. ReedSome Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Theory of Motivation: Toward a Theory of Entelechyp. 572James S. GrotsteinMotivation: Sic Transit Gloria?p. 589Joseph D. LichtenbergObject Relations, Affects, and Drives: Toward a New Synthesisp. 604