Objective This article reports the results of a survey to collect data on the characteristics of
patients in psychoanalysis under a nationalized health insurance scheme. Method A …

The author, a faculty member, recorded the impact of a senior training analyst's sexual violations
on a psychoanalytic society. As a former analysand, the author was deeply conflicted by …

experiences of" failure" are common in psychotherapy and supervision, although not always
accessible to self-analysis or discussion with colleagues/focus selectively on the …

THE work now laid before the public originated in indignation at the shallow and false criticism
of the periodicals of the day on the works of the great living artist to whom it principally …

examine the uniqueness of psychotherapy supervision when the patient (P), therapist-supervisee
(T), and supervisor (S) come from different ethnocultural backgrounds/hypothesized …

In July, my first month as a psychiatric resident at Hotel Dieu Hospital, I am called to the
emergency department Sunday at 9 pm to see a gaunt woman pacing the crowded waiting room. …

According to one of the field's authorities (Wolberg, 1967), psychotherapy is' treatment, by
psychological means, of problems of an emotional nature in which a trained person …

Sexual taboo violations have occurred since the inception of psychoanalytic treatment, but
have only recently come under scrutiny. Functioning as leaders, teachers, and supervisors, …

On the wall of the students’ lounge were black and white photographs of former students.
They huddled in their lab coats and smiled over half-naked cadavers lying under sheets. You …

… Ruskin (Library Edition; 39 vols.; George Allen, London, or Long New York, 1903-1912). In
this article references to Ruskin in … in the variety and often f Ruskin's prose style, which makes …