This paper considers the impact of boundary violations on institutions and on what we might
term collateral damage: colleagues, patients, and family members. The transgressions …

Sexual boundary violations—and their perpetrators—are ghosts that haunt us within (and of
course outside) the psychoanalytic world. Reverberating well beyond the particular analytic …

Sexual boundary violations ferry analysts and patients from thought to action, from the
symbolic toward the materiality of life. They bring the outside in. Yes, they are enactments of …

The notion of a psychological boundary as a term in psychoanalytic work is a fragile,
metaphoric construction that allows us to explore fantasy, affect, symbols, and elements of …

Sexual boundary violations have been studied primarily from a psychological point of view,
focusing on the individual psychology of the perpetrator and the victim. But sexual boundary …

Sexual boundary violations are ghosts that silence and haunt our psychoanalytic
communities. In an attempt to break that silence and confront our ghosts, I put together a …

Sexual boundary violations are as old as psychoanalysis itself. Yet, although this
professional, intellectual, clinical, and personal dilemma is receiving more attention in the …

This chapter addresses areas of theoretical and clinical ambiguity in everyday practice that
sometimes contribute to sexual boundary violations. The latter involve an act of erasure …

I argue for the notion that we reserve the term boundary for the psychic realm because the
psychic boundaries of psychoanalysis are so fundamentally complex, dense, and …

Sexual boundary violations are as old as psychoanalysis itself. Yet, although this
professional, intellectual, clinical, and personal dilemma is receiving more attention in the …