Commentaire
SOMMAIRE :
What Just Happened? Standing in the Work of Philip M. Bromberg : Introduction
Write! That I May Remember You: Some Reflections on Philip M. Bromberg to Philip, With Love, Jean Petrucelli
Part I: Other Ways of Knowing: Art, Dreams, Literature, Poetry and Music
Psychotherapy as the Art of Uncertainty, Philip M. Bromberg
Why We Need Art: Philip Bromberg’s “Other Ways of Knowing”, Velleda C. Ceccoli
Ode To A Diamond, Robert Bosnak
Cosmos, Cosmetics, and Trauma, Gianni Nebbiosi
Safe, But Not Too Safe: Scenes From an Epistolary Romance, Max Cavitch
Who My Ideas Come from, Maggie M. Robbins
Part II: Clinical Advantages: Using the Concept of Multiple Self-States
From Interpersonal Field to Mind in the Work of Philip Bromberg, Donnel Stern
Dissociative Uses of the Body: Reverberations from the Work of Philip Bromberg, Susan H. Sands
Philip Bromberg and the Revolution about Dissociated Self-States, Elizabeth Howell
Did Philip Bromberg Know He Was Treating DID? Does It Matter?, Richard A. Chefetz
I’m not Myself Today: Dialogues with Philip Bromberg, Susan Kolod
Language, Bromberg, Selfhood, Suzanne Little
Part III: Sitting in the Hot Seat: The Supervisory and Analytic Experience
Discussion
Sitting in the Hot Seat: Being with Philip Bromberg
A Panel Discussion with Anita Herron, Shelly Itzkowitz, Aries Liao, Cleonie White and Moderated by Elizabeth Halsted
A Remembrance of Philip M. Bromberg, Helen V. Quiñones
The Hot Seat: Supervision With Philip Bromberg, Shelly Itzkowitz
Part IV: Potholes on the Royal Road: Innovation and Controversy
Before There Was Philip, There Was Phil, Ruth R. Imber
Harry and Philip, Emily Kuriloff
Enactment and Affect Integration: Bromberg’s Particular Clinical Skill, Adrienne Harris
That Was Then, This Is Now: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy For The Rest Of Us, Jonathan Shedler
A Mutual Appreciation of Differences: My Conversation with Philip M. Bromberg, Richard P. Kluft
Part V: Closing
Taking It Personally, Jessica Benjamin
Book Reviews