Published June, 2019
By Anna Emanuela Tangolo, Kate Jones and Adele Iozzelli
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Analyzing several cases, the author examines the clinical tools of Berne's group therapy and the analysis of dreams, without however neglecting other important aspects such as preparing the setting or leading an interview. Particular relevance is given to the therapeutic relationship.

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Published June, 2019
By Ros Draper, Justine van Lawick and Martine Groen
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Such violence in the domestic circle conjures up a lot of questions. The authors have been engaged with this problematical issue for years and are now trying to make the dynamics of violence within the family more comprehensive. This book is a reflection of on their dialogue.

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Published June, 2019
By Estela V. Welldon
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The author argues in this book that as human beings we have a responsibility to develop a much more enquiring and open mind, and to feel privileged rather than disgusted when we have access to primitive fantasies that shine light into the dark corners of minds not considered 'normal'.

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Published June, 2019
By Gillian Isaacs Russell
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This book draws on the fields of neuroscience, communication studies, infant observation, cognitive science and human/computer interaction to explore these questions. It finds common ground where these disparate disciplines intersect with psychoanalysis in their definitions of a sense of presence.

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Published June, 2019
By Wilfred R. Bion and Francesca Bion
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The Tavistock Seminars consists of previously unpublished talks given at the Tavistock Clinic between 1976 and 1979 by the leading psychoanalyst W.R. Bion. This volume also includes an interview of Bion by Anthony G. Banet from 1976.

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Published June, 2019
By Janet Haney
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This incisive study shows that "regulation", against which many have warned but which some psychotherapists still imagine to be a solution to all their ills, is actually already here. The author traces her way through this apparatus, and makes a compelling case for taking the HPC seriously.

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Published June, 2019
By Lindsay Watson and Genevieve Morel
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How does one become a man or a woman? Psychoanalysis shows that this is never an easy task and that each of us tackles it in our own, unique way. In this study, the author focuses on what analytic work with psychotic subjects can teach us about the different solutions human beings can construct to the question of sexual identity.

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Published June, 2019
By Brent Willock, Lori C. Bohm and Rebecca C. Curtis
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Psychoanalysis has, from its inception, been a discipline concerned with overcoming the ill effects of certain social taboos. Patients in psychoanalysis are encouraged to speak about 'whatever comes to mind', without editing, even if they believe their thoughts and feelings to be unacceptable, heinous or scandalous. This book challenges this idea.

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Published June, 2019
By Alan Mulhern and Lindsey C. Harris
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The Sower and the Seed explores the origins of consciousness from a mytho-psychological angle. The concept of immanence, a vast intelligence within the evolutionary process, provides the underlying philosophy of the book, presented as a creative-destructive spirit that manifests higher orders of complexity and then dissolves them.

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Published June, 2019
By Howard S. Schwartz
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States that organizations are made up of the rules, common understandings, and obligations that 'the father' represents, and which are given meaning in the oedipal dynamic. This title looks at how anti-oedipal dynamics have played out in various organizational failures to which political correctness has led.

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