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Counterdreamers: Analysts Reading Themselves

Editor : Meg Harris Williams, Editor : Miriam Botbol

Table of Contents

Introduction
Meg Harris Williams and Miriam Botbol Acreche

1. An awakening
Irene Freeden

2. Psychoanalytic listening in a case involving corneal transplantation
Plinio Montagna

3. On somatic communication: when trauma is not accessible as conscious memory
Margarita Alvarez

4. Bodily and mental dimensions of the countertransference
Kina Meurle-Hallberg

5. The imprisoned self
Jeanne Magagna

6. An encounter with eyes closed
Nancy Moreno Dueñas

7. Waiting in the dark
Shifa Haq and Shalini Masih

8. Building up clusters of meaning in counterdreaming
Mariângela Mendes de Almeida

9. Countertransference dreams, unthinkable anxieties, and the ending of analysis
Bianca Lechevalier

10. Dreamlike drawings and the countertransference
Marina Vanali

11. Tales from nomadic geographies: problems of psychic at-homeness
Cenk Cokuslu

12. Imagining undreamt and scattered selves
Ashis Roy

13. Dreaming face to face
Gregory J. Stevens

14. Counterdreaming in digital times
Miriam Botbol Acreche and Valeria Nader

15. Dreaming about patients: counter transference dreams
Hila Degani

16. Counterdreams of a psychoanalytic supervisor and researcher
Cecilia Muñoz Vila

17. Counterdreaming in supervision
Miriam Botbol Acreche, Maisa Campos, and Mercè Ferrer

References
Name index
Subject index