Money is a taboo subject in our society which affects therapists as well as their clients. To
the extent that therapists are able to talk about money at all, they invariably focus on the fee; …

The author stresses the extent to which analytic literature represses the issue of money and
how its significance to the analytical relationship ought instead to be analyzed. Starting from …

In this chapter, the author provides developments linked to the relational turn in
psychoanalysis to try and put some more flesh upon what Anna Yeatman calls a" post …

Psychiatrists and other physicians are currently considering alternate health-care-delivery
systems to curtail the escalating costs ofthe existing health-care-delivery organization. This …

There Ain't No License that Protects: Bowen Theory and the Regulation of Psychotherapy Page
1 154 Transactional Analysis Journal There Ain’t No License that Protects: Bowen Theory and …

A case is discussed in which the patient's management of aspects of the payment process is
seen as a focal point in a perverse defensive structure operating in the treatment. Detailed …

The issue of self-disclosure—intentional and inadvertent—is currently receiving
considerable attention in the psychoanalytic world. In contemporary relational/interpersonal …

Ethical considerations are experienced as a softly murmuring subtext in the analytic
situation. The question of ethics and ethos opens the question of self and culture. Living …

When I was asked to contribute to this volume, it was exactly ten years since I had lost my
second analyst through her sudden and completely unexpected death from cardiac arrest …

HOW SHALL WE ALIGN OUR THEORIES AND TECHNIQUES OF PSYCHOANALY-sis with
contemporary understandings of our inevitable participation in the reproduction of social and …