The Analyst’s Anonymity Revisited: Clearing Out the Freudian Closet

Topics Include:
The Problem with Psychoanalytic Anonymity: The Obstacles Created by the Persistence of Traditional Technique

Neutrality, Abstinence, and Anonymity: From an Objective Observer Towards an Active-Participant Observer

The Problem with Psychoanalytic Anonymity: The Obstacles Created by The Persistence of Traditional Techniques
BOTH: The Imperative of Dialectical Process Therapeutic Action, A Hypothesis Why Psychoanalysis Had to Change: Feminism, Relational Theory, and Analyst as a Real
Person
The Analyst’s Personality As an Element of PsychoanalyticTechnique
What Anonymity? A Response to The Problem with Psychoanalytic Anonymity: The Obstacles
Created by the Persistence of Traditional Technique

Contributors
Neal Spira, M.D., Editor
Himanshu Agrawal, M.D., DFAPA
Lance Dodes, M.D.
Henry J. Friedman, M.D.
Dale S. Gody, Ph.D., FABP
Edward Nersessian, M.D.
Deana Schuplin, LMHC, FABP
Bhaskar Sripada, M.D.