Elena Molinari is a psychoanalyst at the Italian Psychoanalytic Society and an International Psychoanalytical Association member. She began her professional life working as a paediatrician. She has worked as a private analyst with adults, children and adolescents. Currently she is teaching Child Neuropsychiatry for the postgraduate course in Art Therapy at Brera Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Turning the roles upside down: can a baby dream the mother s infantile trauma? 2. Intimacy and autism: an apparent paradox 3. One child, two parents, a psychoanalyst. In other words: a group 4. Adolescent Feminine Subjectivities and the Analyst s One: a creative crossing via transitory objects 5. Recognition takes a long journey 6. Color field painting: Bion and Rothko 7. L Origine du monde at the end of analysis 8. Seeking comfort in an uncomfortable chair 9. The art of fielding 10. The binocular vision of a paediatrician and a psychoanalyst 11. Binocular group vision: a method to explore the less accessible areas of the mind
1. Turning the roles upside down: can a baby dream the mother s infantile trauma? 2. Intimacy and autism: an apparent paradox 3. One child, two parents, a psychoanalyst. In other words: a group 4. Adolescent Feminine Subjectivities and the Analyst s One: a creative crossing via transitory objects 5. Recognition takes a long journey 6. Color field painting: Bion and Rothko 7. L Origine du monde at the end of analysis 8. Seeking comfort in an uncomfortable chair 9. The art of fielding 10. The binocular vision of a paediatrician and a psychoanalyst 11. Binocular group vision: a method to explore the less accessible areas of the mind
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