When the patient pays his bill regularly without any sign of unconscious conflict we tend to
consider this behavior part of the real relationship or the unobjectionable positive …

This dissertation is an exploratory study of the analyst's subjectivity in regard to money in the
clinical encounter. While existing research on money in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis …

Lying on the couch, the patient must tell all. And yet, as the psychoanalyst well knows, the
patient is endlessly unable--unwilling--to speak the truth. This perversity at the heart of …

The issue of money and fees for treatment is one of the most inadequately discussed issues
in the psychotherapy literature. Despite its relevance to every psychotherapy, and its …

In this chapter, I will attempt to expose my psychoanalytic profession and myself as simply
human when it comes to money and to greed. I believe that an analyst's awareness and …

In replying to the commentaries I challenge the notion that the analyst can remain an
apolitical or dehistoricized subject. As relational analysts our work is to keep broadening our …

A money taboo hinders the ability of psychotherapists and psychoanalysts to address the
meaning of money in their clients' lives and in the transference and countertransference …

Money matters are a fertile field for irrationality in our society. In spite of that, and at least
from time to time, we manage to make apparently agreed upon arrangements and to …

The various effects of third-party payment and its impact on treatment are discussed. Global
debate on the topic is introduced, and many of the diverse opinions that have long been …