This reappraisal of Margaret Mahler's separation-individuation theory not only advances our understanding of Mahler's working model, but pursues the model in new directions, underscoring the many areas of exploration that separation-individuation theory
This reappraisal of Margaret Mahler's separation-individuation theory not only advances our understanding of Mahler's working model, but pursues the model in new directions, underscoring the many areas of exploration that separation-individuation theory
Salman Akhtar, M.D., is a faculty member of the Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Institute, and Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Jefferson Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University. He is editor of New Psychiatric Syndromes: DSM-III and Beyond (1983) and coeditor of The Trauma of Transgression (1991). Henri Parens, M.D., is Training and Supervising Analyst, Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Institute, and Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Jefferson Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University. He is author of Dependence in Man (1971) and The Development of Aggression in Early Childhood (1979) and coauthor of Aggression in Our Children (1987).
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Introduction Akhtar Parens The Prelude or Growth of an Analyst's Mind Rudolph Madow Byerly Publications of Selma Kramer M.D. I. Separation-Individuation Theory: Contrast Comparison and Update 1. Separation-Individuation Theory and the Psychosexual Theory Parens 2. Mahler and Winnicott: Some Parallels in Their Lives and Works Wolman 3. Mahler Kohut and Classical Analysts: Theoretical and Clinical Considerations Shane Shane 4. The Stages of Ego Development: Implications for Childhood and Adult Psychopathology Greenspan 5. Some Comments on Early Development Kernberg 6. Contemporary Infant Research and the Separation-Individuation Theory of Margaret S. Mahler Nachman II. Psychopathology as Understood in the Light of Separation-Individuation Theory 7. Contributions of Separation-Individuation Theory to the Understanding of Psychopathology During the Prelatency Years McDevitt 8. Transformations in Normal and Pathological Latency Glenn 9. Separation-Individuation and Adolescence with Special Reference to Character Formation Leaff 10. Adolescence Sex and Neurosogenisis: A Clinical Perspective Fisher Fisher 11. Neurosis and Separation-Individuation Theory Burland 12. Psychosomatic Phenomena Thompson II 13. Three Fantasies Related to Unresolved Separation-Individuation: A Less Recognized Aspect of Severe Character Pathology Akhtar 14. Dyadic Psychopathology and Infantile Eating Disorder: Psychoanalytic Study and Inferences Blum 15. Form and Function in Sexual Perversion: A Contribuiton to the Problem of "Choice" of Perversion Socarides III. Treatment Implications 16. Treatment of Psychological Disorders of Early Childhood: A Tripartite Therapeutic Model Galenson 17. Construction and Reconstruction: Semantics and Dynamics Frank 18. On the Treatment of Preoedipal Pathology Settlage 19. Treatment Implications of Separation-Individuation Theory in the analysis of Young Adults Escoll 20. Termination and Separation-Individuation Pulve
Introduction Akhtar Parens The Prelude or Growth of an Analyst's Mind Rudolph Madow Byerly Publications of Selma Kramer M.D. I. Separation-Individuation Theory: Contrast Comparison and Update 1. Separation-Individuation Theory and the Psychosexual Theory Parens 2. Mahler and Winnicott: Some Parallels in Their Lives and Works Wolman 3. Mahler Kohut and Classical Analysts: Theoretical and Clinical Considerations Shane Shane 4. The Stages of Ego Development: Implications for Childhood and Adult Psychopathology Greenspan 5. Some Comments on Early Development Kernberg 6. Contemporary Infant Research and the Separation-Individuation Theory of Margaret S. Mahler Nachman II. Psychopathology as Understood in the Light of Separation-Individuation Theory 7. Contributions of Separation-Individuation Theory to the Understanding of Psychopathology During the Prelatency Years McDevitt 8. Transformations in Normal and Pathological Latency Glenn 9. Separation-Individuation and Adolescence with Special Reference to Character Formation Leaff 10. Adolescence Sex and Neurosogenisis: A Clinical Perspective Fisher Fisher 11. Neurosis and Separation-Individuation Theory Burland 12. Psychosomatic Phenomena Thompson II 13. Three Fantasies Related to Unresolved Separation-Individuation: A Less Recognized Aspect of Severe Character Pathology Akhtar 14. Dyadic Psychopathology and Infantile Eating Disorder: Psychoanalytic Study and Inferences Blum 15. Form and Function in Sexual Perversion: A Contribuiton to the Problem of "Choice" of Perversion Socarides III. Treatment Implications 16. Treatment of Psychological Disorders of Early Childhood: A Tripartite Therapeutic Model Galenson 17. Construction and Reconstruction: Semantics and Dynamics Frank 18. On the Treatment of Preoedipal Pathology Settlage 19. Treatment Implications of Separation-Individuation Theory in the analysis of Young Adults Escoll 20. Termination and Separation-Individuation Pulve
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