Issue 117 articlesCommentariesIssues on Therapeutic Action and Self Psychology: A Commentaryp. 1James L. FosshageReply to James L. Fosshage: Therapeutic Action and Self Psychologyp. 7Kenneth A. Frank & Kim BernsteinA Brief Reply to Kenneth A. Frank and Kim Bernsteinp. 14James L. FosshageA Final Response to James L. Fosshage: Some Further Thoughts on Our Respective Positions on Kohut and Therapeutic Actionp. 18Kenneth A. Frank & Kim BernsteinPapers“If Someone Is There” 1: On Finding and Having One's Own Mindp. 23Jonathan H. SlavinOn Mattering, Materiality, and “Transitional Memory”: A Discussion of Jonathan H. Slavin's Essayp. 35Jill GentileDiscussion of Jonathan H. Slavin's “‘If Someone Is There’: On Finding and Having One's Own Mind”p. 44Charles SpezzanoTouching Becomes Touching: Mind, Body, and Sexuality in a New Relational Psychoanalysis—Reply to Discussionsp. 49Jonathan H. SlavinReview EssayPsychoanalysis and Its Social Context: A Review Essay of A Psychoanalysis for the People, by Lewis Aron and Karen Starr (2013), Routledge, New York, 442 pages.p. 58Paul L. WachtelGlobal PerspectivesAn Interview with Emanuel Bermanp. 69Jill Choder-GoldmanCreative LiterarySix Poems—Memories of ChildhoodNotes from the Creative Literary Editorp. 80Bonnie ZindelCinderella Finally Speaks to Her Analyst About Her Motherp. 81Salita S. BryantPrayer, at nine and a halfp. 83Salita S. BryantFifth-Grade Sex Edp. 84Salita S. BryantPlayground of Dreamsp. 86Rosanne Taylor
Issue 222 articlesEditorialA Brief Note from the Editorsp. 93PapersCreating Therapeutic “Space”: How Architecture and Design Can Inform Psychoanalysisp. 94Leanne DomashThe Stain on the Rug: Commentary on Paper by Leanne Domashp. 112Mark GeraldSite, Incite, and Insight—Architecture and Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Leanne Domash’s Paperp. 122Esther Sperber
Issue 318 articlesMiscellaneousEditorial Board EOVp. 349PapersRecalibrating a Psychoanalytic Compass: Searching for Flexibility in the Midst of Grief and Lossp. 229Adam KaplanThe Clinician Mourns Alone: Adam Kaplan’s “Recalibrating a Psychoanalytic Compass”p. 243Donna M. OrangeOn Being an Analyst Before and After the Death of a Patient: Commentary on a Paper by Adam Kaplanp. 248Martin Stephen Frommer