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Author(s): David E. Scharff

Series: Library of Couple and Family Psychoanalysis

Publisher: Routledge, Year: 2014

ISBN: 1782200126,9781782200123

v CONTENTS ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS ix SERIES EDITOR’S FOREWORD xiii Brett Kahr PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xvii PART I: FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOANALYTIC COUPLE THERAPY CHAPTER ONE An overview of psychodynamic couple therapy 3 David E. Scharff and Jill Savege Scharff CHAPTER TWO Shared unconscious phantasy in couples 25 David Hewison CHAPTER THREE Intimacy and the couple—the long and winding road 35 Susanna Abse CHAPTER FOUR Attachment, affect regulation, and couple psychotherapy 44 Christopher Clulow vi C O N T E N T S CHAPTER FIVE Aggression in couples: an object relations primer 59 David E. Scharff CHAPTER SIX Getting back to or getting back at: understanding overt aggression in couple relationships 71 Christopher Vincent CHAPTER SEVEN Responding to the clinical needs of same-sex couples 81 Damian McCann CHAPTER EIGHT The selfdyad in the dynamic organisation of the couple 91 Richard M. Zeitner CHAPTER NINE Dreams in analytic couple therapy 101 Jill Savege Scharff and David E. Scharff CHAPTER TEN Why can being a creative couple be so difficult to achieve? The impact of early anxieties on relating 116 Mary Morgan PART II: ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT CHAPTER ELEVEN The couple state of mind and some aspects of the setting in couple psychotherapy 125 Mary Morgan CHAPTER TWELVE Establishing a therapeutic relationship in analytic couple therapy 131 Jill Savege Scharff CHAPTER THIRTEEN The triangular field of couple containment 148 Carl Bagnini CHAPTER FOURTEEN Projection, introjection, intrusive identification, adhesive identification 158 David Hewison C O N T E N T S vii CHAPTER FIFTEEN Negotiating individual and joint transferences in couple therapy 170 James L. Poulton CHAPTER SIXTEEN Narcissism in a couple with a cocaine-addicted partner 180 Carl Bagnini CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The dream space in analytic couple therapy 190 Tamar Kichli Borochovsky CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Clinical narrative and discussion: a couple who lost joy 201 Pierre Cachia and Jill Savege Scharff PART III: UNDERSTANDING AND TREATING SEXUAL ISSUES CHAPTER NINETEEN How development structures sexual relationships 215 David E. Scharff CHAPTER TWENTY Assessing the sexual relationship 228 Jane Seymour CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Addressing sexual issues in couple therapy 237 Norma Caruso CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Unconscious meanings and consequences of abortion in the life of couples 246 Yolanda de Varela CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE Working with affairs 254 David E. Scharff PART IV: SPECIAL TOPICS CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR The couple as parents: the role of children in couple treatment 269 Janine Wanlass viii C O N T E N T S CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE Divorce and parenting wars 279 Kate Scharff CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX Trauma in the couple 295 Jill Savege Scharff CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN Treating intergenerational trauma: the bomb that exploded me continues to blow up my family 303 Hanni Mann-Shalvi CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT But my partner “is” the problem: addressing addiction, mood disorders, and psychiatric illness in psychoanalytic couple treatment 310 Janine Wanlass CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE The ending of couple therapy with a couple who recovered joy 323 Pierre Cachia and Jill Savege Scharff EPILOGUE 335 INDEX 337

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