Issue 1 - Enlarging the Frame, Expanding Our Worlds: The Many Uses of Depth Therapy11 articlesCorrectionCorrectionp. iiiIntroductionPrologue: Moving Beyond the Couch: Creative and Expansive Uses of Therapies of Depth, Insight, and Relationshipp. 1Linda MichaelsDiscussionThe Freeing Speech of Pioneer Erika Schmidtp. 5Linda MichaelsGoing for Depth While Striving to New Heights: Depth Therapy for First-Generation, Low-Income College Studentsp. 9Adam RodríguezHow Does Analysis Cure: The Case of Asian Americansp. 21Kris YiPsychotherapies of Depth, Insight, and Relationship for Psychosis: Listening with the Intent to Understand the Psychological Meaning of Psychotic Symptomsp. 28Michael Garrett“Depth, Insight, and Relationship” Therapy with Organizational Leaders: The Case for a Hybrid Approachp. 41Steven Axelrod, Andreas Kraebber & Linda ChuangMaximization of Happiness as an Ethical Treatment Goalp. 52Enrico GnaulatiThe Therapy World Has Changed: Where Are We Now?p. 61Santiago Delboy & Linda L. MichaelsCan Mental Health Parity be an Effective Tool to Challenge Inadequate Networks and Low Reimbursement Rates for Mental Health Clinicians?p. 76D. Brian HuffordArticle CommentaryEpilogue: Inner Worlds and Outer Worlds: Expanding the Impact of Depth Therapiesp. 87Janice Muhr
Issue 2 - Latin Voices12 articlesIntroductionPrologue: Latin Voicesp. 97Adriana Couto SilvaDiscussionSocial Context and Violence in Adolescence: An Ethopsychoanalytic Perspectivep. 99Juan Francisco Jordan MooreContexto Social y Violencia en la Adolescencia: Una Perspectiva Etopsicoanalíticap. 106Juan Francisco Jordán MooreTime for Conflicts: White Bodies – The Untold/Rejected Historyp. 113Ignacio A. Paim Filho, Larissa Caroline Albertino dos Santos, Maria Cristina Leão, Maria José Tavares Barbosa Irmã & Sônia Beatriz dos SantosTEMPO DE INSTAURAR CONFLITOS – CORPOS BRANCOS – A História Não CONTADA/RENEGADAp. 124Ignacio A. Paim Filho, Larissa Caroline Albertino dos Santos, Maria Cristina Leão, Maria José Tavares Barbosa Irmã & Sônia Beatriz dos SantosSewing New Paths in Psychoanalytic Therapyp. 134Cynthia Azevedo & Leandro SantosCosturando Novos Caminhos Na Terapia Psicanalíticap. 143Cynthia Azevedo & Leandro SantosIn the Migrant’s Suitcase: Land and Dust …p. 153Eliana dos Reis BetancourtWhite Dominant Norms in Latinx-White Couplesp. 160Adam J. RodríguezBPD and Racism: Being Borderline in a Borderline Worldp. 171Adrian SanchezThe Varieties of Linguistic Experience in Immigrant Communitiesp. 188Adriana Couto SilvaArticle CommentaryEpilogue: Latin Voicesp. 194Adriana Couto Silva
Issue 3 - Freedom and Free Will in Psychoanalysis10 articlesIntroductionPrologue: Freedom and Free Willp. 195Peter N. Maduro & William J. CoburnDiscussionPsychoanalysis and Free Willp. 196Morris N. EagleFreedom and Free Will in Psychotherapyp. 214Chris JaenickeExplorations of Psychoanalytic Freedom: A Dialogic Viewp. 221Maxwell SucharovFreedom and its Discontents: A Relational Reconstructionp. 229Kenneth J. GergenDiscovering Optimal Responsiveness within the Salience of Emergent Processp. 238Howard BacalSublime Freedomp. 249Todd McGowanEscape from Freedom Revisited: Erich Fromm, Psychoanalysis and the Threat of Fascismp. 261Roger FrieThe Funeral Man Reflections on Repetition, Choice, and Human Freedomp. 272William Hendel, David M. Goodman & Matthew ClementeArticle CommentaryEpilogue: Freedom and Free Willp. 281Peter N. Maduro & William J. Coburn
Issue 4 - Madness Revisited: A 360 Degree Perspective7 articlesIntroductionPrologue: Madness Revisited: A 360-Degree Perspectivep. 297Daniel S. PosnerDiscussionFrieda Fromm-Reichmann and First-Person Narratives of Madness: Dialogue and Dialecticp. 308Gail A. HornsteinMy Body, My Psyche, My Self: An Empath’s Reflections on Being and Becoming in the Worldp. 319Claire BienLacan, Psychosis, and Phenomenological Psychopathologyp. 346Louis SassPsychoanalytic Notes on Psychosis, Disturbances in Perception, Delusional Narratives, and the Bayesian Predictive Processing Model of the Brainp. 379Michael GarrettHow the Sense of Self Breaks Down and Recovers in Neurosis and Psychosisp. 397Andrew LottermanArticle CommentaryEpilogue: Madness Revisited—A 360-Degree Perspectivep. 414Daniel S. Posner
Issue 5 - Psychoanalysis in Israel/Palestine: From Disintegration to Solidarity20 articlesIntroductionProloguep. 419Iris Gavrieli RahabiDiscussionPsychoanalytic Assistance After a Massacrep. 423Merav Roth, Ofrit Shapira-Berman & Iris Gavrieli RahabiPsychoanalytic Work with Released Hostages – Containment of Vacancyp. 433Merav Roth, Ofrit Shapira-Berman, Iris Gavrieli Rahabi & Nirit Lavy CucikPsychoanalytic Work with Released Hostages – Containment of Vacancy (Hebrew Version)p. 446Merav Roth, Ofrit Shapira-Berman, Iris Gavrieli Rahabi & Nirit Lavy CucikThe ‘No-Language’ Language of Trauma, Loss and Mourning: Reflections of Testimonies of the ‘Black Sabbath’p. 456Ofra Cohen FriedThe ‘No-Language’ Language of Trauma, Loss and Mourning: Reflections of Testimonies of the ‘Black Sabbath’ (Hebrew Version)p. 468Ofra Cohen FriedIs This Me? Trauma as the Breakout Point of the ‘Unconscious Autobiography’ of the Subject Out of the Social-Cultural-Historical Matrixp. 477Joseph (Yossi) TriestIs This Me? Trauma as the Breakout Point of the ‘Unconscious Autobiography’ of the Subject out of the Social-Cultural-Historical Matrix (Hebrew Version)p. 495Joseph (Yossi) TriestDiary: In Search of My Lost Psychoanalytic and National Identity Following the Catastrophic Events of October 7th 2023 in Israelp. 509Yael MagalDiary: In Search of My Lost Psychoanalytic and National Identity following the Catastrophic Events of October 7th 2023 in Israel (Hebrew Version)p. 519Yael MagalPsychotherapy When Reality Collapses and Existence Fall Apartp. 526Firas Abu ShamaThe Siege on Togetherness / A Note on Anxietyp. 535Ariel HirschfeldThe Siege on Togetherness / A Note on Anxiety (Hebrew Version)p. 546Ariel HirschfeldOn the Danger of Losing Particularity: Ethics and the Realp. 554Shlomit Yadlin-GadotFirst Person – I, Second Person – Thou, Interbeing – I-Thoup. 563Karina GoldbergWhy War?p. 570Khalil Sbeit‘Standing Together’ – A Meeting with Alon-Lee Green and Rula Daoodp. 574Alon-Lee Green, Rula Daood & Karina GoldbergOn Courage and Solidarity: Universality and Particularism in Psychoanalysis — Israel’s Tragedy as a Test-Casep. 584Raanan KulkaOn Courage and Solidarity: Universality and Particularism in Psychoanalysis — Israel’s Tragedy as a Test-Case (Hebrew Version)p. 595Raanan KulkaArticle CommentaryEpiloguep. 603Iris Gavrieli Rahabi
Issue 6 - Politics and Hate8 articlesIntroductionPrologue: Politics and Hatep. 605Jeremy ElkinsDiscussionHate, Politics, India: Three Thoughts and One Conclusionp. 607Gurmeet S. KanwalHate Speech as the Action of Inequality: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Democracy and Social Powerp. 617Jill GentilePolitics in the Consulting Room: Navigating Hate and Meaning in Psychoanalysisp. 633Aisha AbbasiReligion and Exterminatory Fantasiesp. 646Benjamin Beit-HallahmiThe Middle East Tragedy: Between Utopia and Dystopiap. 658Emanuel BermanPolitics and Violence in Modernist Regressions: The Brazilian Casep. 670Enrique Mandelbaum & Belinda MandelbaumArticle CommentaryEpiloguep. 678Jeremy Elkins
Issue 7 - Remembering: Contemporary Perspectives10 articlesIntroductionProloguep. 681Daniel Goldin & Daniel S. PosnerDiscussionRemembering as a Means to the Otherp. 684Daniel GoldinActs of Remembering: From a Radically Enactive Point of Viewp. 698Daniel D. HuttoThe Body Remembers: How History is Written in the Intra-Psyche of the Descendants of the Enslavedp. 717Janice Berry Edwards, Jalissa R. Worthy & Nkiyah S. FlanaganImages of the Past: Introduction to Walter Benjamin and “Berlin Childhood Around 1900”p. 728George Ikkos & Giovanni StanghelliniThe Eros Tourp. 740Adam BlumSalutary Reminiscing, Pathological Nostalgizing, and the Psychopolitics of Christian Nationalismp. 750Enrico GnaulatiDreams, Memories and Trauma – A Search for Transformations in Psychoanalysesp. 759Tamara Fischmann & Marianne Leuzinger-BohleberMy Analyst has Dementia, I Might Need a Donutp. 783Kathleen FitzgeraldArticle CommentaryEpiloguep. 791Daniel Goldin & Daniel S. Posner
Issue 8 - Trauma and Mind in War and Life: Understanding and Treating Trauma, A Psychoanalytic Philosophical Perspective18 articlesPrologueProloguep. 793Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. JohnsonArticlesPsychoanalytic Thinking of Trauma as a Work in Progressp. 795Marion OlinerHow are (and are Not) Psychodynamic Concepts and Treatment Effective in the Treatment of Trauma?p. 798Robert UrsanoOn the Normativity of Traumatizationp. 805Barnaby B. BarrattDiscussion 1: Papers of Drs. Oliner, Ursano, and Barrattp. 810Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. JohnsonBecoming Actional in Light of the Trauma of Racial Melancholiap. 816Lewis GordonPsychological and Behavioral Impact of Disasters in the Time of COVID-19p. 823Joshua C. MorgansteinHatred: A Traumatizing Underpinning of Racismp. 828Dorothy Evans HolmesDiscussion 2: Papers of Drs. Gordon, Morganstein and Holmesp. 833Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. JohnsonA Condensed Model for Psychoanalytic Therapy of Trauma States including PTSDp. 841Arthur S. BlankA Psychoanalytic Informed Approach to the Management of Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders in the Navy Operational Settingp. 844John A. Van SlykeDay 1 Discussion: Papers of Drs. Oliner, Ursano, Barratt, Gordon, Morganstein, Holmes, Blank, and Van Slykep. 849Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. JohnsonTrauma in Combat & Human Existence: A Dialogue Between Russell Carr and Robert D. Stolorowp. 855Russell Carr & Robert D. StolorowGoodbye Vietnam, Hello PTSD: In Search of a Nuanced Clinical Perspective Bridging In-Theater Mental Health Problems and Those Manifested Among Veteransp. 868Norman M. CampDiscussion 4: Papers by Drs. Carr, Stolorow, and Campp. 881Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. JohnsonReflections on Witnessing Traumap. 887Nancy R. GoodmanFinal Discussionp. 891Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. JohnsonEpilogueEpiloguep. 904Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle & Matthew C. Johnson
Issue 9 - We Are Human First… Black Psychoanalysts Write: Reflections on the Human Developmental Journey16 articlesIntroductionPrologue: Remembering, Repeating & Repairing, Bridging, Living a Labor of Love & Sharing Power in Our Diverse Worldp. 905Paula Christian KligerDiscussionA Conversation with the Holmes Commission Leadership Team: About the Experience of Leading American Psychoanalysis Toward Racial Equityp. 915Dorothy Evans Holmes, Anton Hart, Dionne Powell, Beverly J. Stoute & Paula Christian KligerThe Surging Hypothesis: Are We All the Same or Are We Different? Is it All Physical – Is it All About Skin Color?p. 939Samuel P. WycheToward Reckoning, with Languagep. 951Forrest M. Hamer“Apartheid-Thinking” – A Psychoanalytic Perspective: Inside South Africa and Psychoanalysis – Human Rights (Rites) and Their Role in Development and Changep. 959Paula Christian KligerTransgenerational Trauma and Dissociationp. 977Chanda D. GriffinUnshed Tears That Fall Back and Beat on the Heart: A Psychoanalytic Perspective of Race in the Transference/Countertransference Matrixp. 986Sherwood McPhaul“My Hands Tied Behind My Back.” Some Reflections on Working with Traumatized Refugeesp. 1000Maxine DennisLayered Conversations: Taking Time to Listen, to Speak, to Deepen Experiencep. 1010Annie Lee Jones, Alexandra Woods & Paula Christian KligerExposing and Exploring Our Positions on Stigma, Self-Care, and Care of Each Other: A Psychodynamic Perspectivep. 1030Lisa A. WhittenAnalysis of the Obama Portraits as Means to Re-Find Our Embodied Racial Selves in Psychoanalysisp. 1037Susan E. CutlerLove as a Psychoanalytic Tool: Like Flowing Waterp. 1056Robin L. RayfordSelf-Study: An Ethical Imperative for Addressing Ethnic and Race-Based Traumatic Stressp. 1070Gail ParkerSharing Power & Where Do We Go from Here? A Conversationp. 1080Anton Hart & Paula Christian KligerArticle CommentaryEpiloguep. 1090Paula Christian KligerContinuing to Explore Black Lives Through Time … A Self Study Reflective Developmental Journeyp. 1094Paula Christian Kliger
Issue 10 - Recentering Psychoanalysis10 articlesPrologueProloguep. 1099Adrian Sanchez & Nicole Nelson WarnerArticlesOn the Conditions of Care for Speaking About Racial Trauma and Otheringp. 1102Betty P. TengGrounded in the Wonder of the Ordinariness of Trauma: Expanding and Recentering Psychoanalysisp. 1112Annie Lee JonesCounter/Trans/Furnacep. 1121S.J. LangerCode-Switching in Psychoanalysis: Adaptations, Losses, and Possibilitiesp. 1133Adrian SanchezCentering Psychoanalysis in Difference and Dialogue – Interview with Pratyusha Tummala-Narra, Ph.D.p. 1145Pratyusha Tummala-NarraInside the Obsidian Homep. 1152Nicole Nelson WarnerFinding One’s Center in a World of Prejudice – An Interview with Mark J. Blechner, Ph.D.p. 1165Mark J. BlechnerRe-Centering Psychoanalysis: Toward a Socio-Centric Psychoanalysisp. 1173George BermudezEpilogueEpiloguep. 1184Janna Horowitz Sandmeyer
Issue 11 - Kinship: Keystones to Connection, and Disconnection14 articlesPrologueProloguep. 1187Lisa KoshkarianArticlesSing as One: Homemade Ceremony in a Community Musical Book Clubp. 1189Mia Pixley & Anjali GeorgeEnveloped by Lugano, Brigadeiros, and Brazilian Music: Reflections on Otherness, Emotional Dis-Location, Community, and Foreigner’s Fleeting Sense of Belongingp. 1201Carolina BacchiA Stone in the Forest- Psychoanalysis and Animality in Kinship Entanglementsp. 1214Karuna Chandrashekar & Shifa HaqDear Mother Earthp. 1223Yuen ChanKinship with the Cosmic Flow of Light and Darknessp. 1232Geoff BerryDreaming of Global Kinship: The Dilemma of Disability in Capitalism in Powers’s Bewilderment and Psychotherapyp. 1242Elizabeth R. A. GreivelThe Earth Within: Psychic Defenses and the Struggle for Ecological Reparationp. 1251Mayurakshi ChaudhuriAttacks on Kinship and the Dead/Alive Selfp. 1264Rachael PeltzKinship Love in the Time of Technophiliap. 1269Lisa Koshkarian & Chris LarraldePoetryKinship Poemsp. 1281Tora HanssenSetareh, My Friend, My Doll!p. 1283Mali MannBewildered Livesp. 1285Terrance McLarnanEpilogueEpiloguep. 1287Lisa Koshkarian
Issue Supplement - Psychoanalysis in China (Chinese Versions; See Vol. 44, Issue 5)7 articlesProloguePrologue: Psychoanalysis in Chinap. 1Mei Fun Kuang & Hawlan NgOriginal ArticlesThe Impact of Traditional Filial Piety on Chinese Peoplep. 3Yulei YanThe Worship of Suffering in the Chinese Mindp. 12Jianqin Xu (Jane Xu)The Amplification of Intuitive Archetypal Images with Clients: The Fox Image in Modern Chinap. 18Mei-Fun KuangUnderstanding the Notion of Self-Experience and Its Psychoanalytic and Cultural Implications in Working with Chinese Clientsp. 25Zhengjia Ren & Zhongyao XieThe Journey to the West and Back to the East: Earning My Own Chair (Chinese Version)p. 33Cuiqin WenEpilogueEpilogue: Psychoanalysis in Chinap. 46Mei Fun Kuang & Hawlan Ng