This book will help therapists understand and treat patients suffering from mild to dangerous forms of eating disorders as well as other compulsions and addictions, such as alcoholism and erotic attachments. The chapters help therapists think creatively about these types of patients, and to see the effects of treatment. The problems that arise in therapy are explored in essays about dissociation, self-regulation, self-destructive behavior, enactment, and other clinical issues.
This book will help therapists understand and treat patients suffering from mild to dangerous forms of eating disorders as well as other compulsions and addictions, such as alcoholism and erotic attachments. The chapters help therapists think creatively about these types of patients, and to see the effects of treatment. The problems that arise in therapy are explored in essays about dissociation, self-regulation, self-destructive behavior, enactment, and other clinical issues.
Jean Petrucelli, Ph.D., F.P.P.R., is co-founder and co-director of Eating Disorders and Substance Abuse Service, and is supervisor of psychotherapy, teaching faculty, William Alanson White Institute. Catherine Stuart, Ph.D., is co-founder and co-director of Eating Disorders and Substance Abuse Service, and supervising analyst, teaching faculty, William Alanson White Institute. Dr. Stuart is also on faculty at the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health.
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Acknowledgments Contributors Introduction Part I: Addictive Economies Chapter 1: The Psychic Economy of Addiction Joyce McDougall Chapter 2: Addictive Economies: Intrapsychic and Interpersonal Discussion of McDougall's Chapter Catherine Stuart Part II: Expanding the Analytic Space: Dissociation and the Eating-Disordered Patient Chapter 3: Thinking, Talking, and Feeling in Psychotherapy with Eating-Disordered Individuals F. Diane Barth Chapter 4: The Instigation of Dare: Broadening Therapeutic Horizons Judith Brisman Chapter 5: Out of Body, Out of Mind, Out of Danger: Some Reflections on Shame, Dissociation, and Eating Disorders Philip M. Bromberg Chapter 6: On Preferring Not To: The Aesthetics of Defiance Adam Phillips Part III: On Being Stuck: Enactments, Mutuality, and Self-Regulation with Eating-Disordered Patients Chapter 7: Close Encounters of the Regulatory Kind: An Interpersonal/Relational Look at Self-Regulation Jean Petrucelli Chapter 8: "No Matter How Hard I Try, I Can't Get through to You!": Dissociated Affect in a Stalled Enactment Frances Sommer Anderson Chapter 9: The Destabilizing Dyad: Psychoanalytic Affective Engagement and Growth Emily Kuriloff Chapter 10: Narrative, Affect, and Therapeutic Impasse: Discussion of Part III Lewis Aron Part IV: To Eat or Not to Eat: The Psychic Meanings of the Decision Chapter 11: The Male Experience of Food as Symbol and Sustenance Margaret Crastnopol Chapter 12: The Meaning of the "Body" in the Treatment of Eating-Disordered Patients Ann Kearney-Cooke Chapter 13: The Armored Self: The Symbolic Significance of Obesity Stefanie Solow Glennon Chapter 14: When the Self Starves: Alliance and Outcome in the Treatment of Eating Disorders Kathryn J. Zerbe Part V: Creativity and Addiction Chapter 15: Melancholia and Addiction? Joerg Bose Chapter 16: The Anxiety of Creativity Olga Cheselka Chapter 17: Creativity, Genius, and Divine Madness Edgar A. Levenson Chapter 18: the Muse in the Bottle Albert Rothenberg Part VI: Desires and Addictions Chapter 19: Attending to Sexual Compulsivity in a Gay Man Jack Drescher Chapter 20: In the Grip of Passion: Love or Addiction? On a Specific Kind of Masochistic Enthrallment Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg Chapter 21: From Impulsivity to Paralysis: Thoughts on the Continuous Pursuit and Thwarting of Desire Jill Howard Chapter 22: A Philosophical Assessment of Happiness, Addiction, and Transference M. Guy Thompson Part VII: Winnicott and Masud Khan: A Study of Addiction and Self-Destruction Chapter 23: Masud Khan's Descent into Alcoholism Linda B. Hopkins Chapter 24: Winnicott's Complex Relationship to Hate and Hatefulness Marcia Rosen Chapter 25: The Outrageous Prince: The Uncure of Masud Khan Dodi Goldman Chapter 26: Further Thoughts on the Winnicott-Khan Analysis Lawrence Epstein Index
Acknowledgments Contributors Introduction Part I: Addictive Economies Chapter 1: The Psychic Economy of Addiction Joyce McDougall Chapter 2: Addictive Economies: Intrapsychic and Interpersonal Discussion of McDougall's Chapter Catherine Stuart Part II: Expanding the Analytic Space: Dissociation and the Eating-Disordered Patient Chapter 3: Thinking, Talking, and Feeling in Psychotherapy with Eating-Disordered Individuals F. Diane Barth Chapter 4: The Instigation of Dare: Broadening Therapeutic Horizons Judith Brisman Chapter 5: Out of Body, Out of Mind, Out of Danger: Some Reflections on Shame, Dissociation, and Eating Disorders Philip M. Bromberg Chapter 6: On Preferring Not To: The Aesthetics of Defiance Adam Phillips Part III: On Being Stuck: Enactments, Mutuality, and Self-Regulation with Eating-Disordered Patients Chapter 7: Close Encounters of the Regulatory Kind: An Interpersonal/Relational Look at Self-Regulation Jean Petrucelli Chapter 8: "No Matter How Hard I Try, I Can't Get through to You!": Dissociated Affect in a Stalled Enactment Frances Sommer Anderson Chapter 9: The Destabilizing Dyad: Psychoanalytic Affective Engagement and Growth Emily Kuriloff Chapter 10: Narrative, Affect, and Therapeutic Impasse: Discussion of Part III Lewis Aron Part IV: To Eat or Not to Eat: The Psychic Meanings of the Decision Chapter 11: The Male Experience of Food as Symbol and Sustenance Margaret Crastnopol Chapter 12: The Meaning of the "Body" in the Treatment of Eating-Disordered Patients Ann Kearney-Cooke Chapter 13: The Armored Self: The Symbolic Significance of Obesity Stefanie Solow Glennon Chapter 14: When the Self Starves: Alliance and Outcome in the Treatment of Eating Disorders Kathryn J. Zerbe Part V: Creativity and Addiction Chapter 15: Melancholia and Addiction? Joerg Bose Chapter 16: The Anxiety of Creativity Olga Cheselka Chapter 17: Creativity, Genius, and Divine Madness Edgar A. Levenson Chapter 18: the Muse in the Bottle Albert Rothenberg Part VI: Desires and Addictions Chapter 19: Attending to Sexual Compulsivity in a Gay Man Jack Drescher Chapter 20: In the Grip of Passion: Love or Addiction? On a Specific Kind of Masochistic Enthrallment Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg Chapter 21: From Impulsivity to Paralysis: Thoughts on the Continuous Pursuit and Thwarting of Desire Jill Howard Chapter 22: A Philosophical Assessment of Happiness, Addiction, and Transference M. Guy Thompson Part VII: Winnicott and Masud Khan: A Study of Addiction and Self-Destruction Chapter 23: Masud Khan's Descent into Alcoholism Linda B. Hopkins Chapter 24: Winnicott's Complex Relationship to Hate and Hatefulness Marcia Rosen Chapter 25: The Outrageous Prince: The Uncure of Masud Khan Dodi Goldman Chapter 26: Further Thoughts on the Winnicott-Khan Analysis Lawrence Epstein Index
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