The fee expresses the analyst's desire. Money struggles between patient and analyst offer
an outstanding opportunity for conflicting subjectivities to be revealed and understood …

This discussion of Dr. Pauley's paper (this issue) on the therapeutics of the fee first highlights
the various valuable contributions Pauley makes. It applauds his unusual openness in …

Therapists are often as uncomfortable as their clients are with discussing the fee, and this
reticence can undermine the therapeutic relationship. Increasingly, it is recognized that …

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 …

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 …

The therapeutic interaction at whatever level the therapy is geared, whether supportive or
expressive, involves a relationship between patient and therapist in which the therapist's …

I am going to make some observations and ask some questions about what money means,
personally, to the psychoanalyst or psychotherapist. The material I draw upon comes from …

Over 23 years of clinical practice, I, like many psychoanalysts, have worked actively with my
patients around issues of money. Most often, money came up in the ways that my coeditor …

A student in a continuous case seminar at an analytic institute is presenting the initial
sessions in his analytic treatment of a young man. The student paints a vivid picture of his …