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Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Couples, Families, and Social Change: Contemporary Clinical Approaches to Relational Life

Editor : Cristina Calarasanu, Editor : Lida Anagnostaki, Editor : Ayse Ozalkus Sahin, Editor : Veronika Garms, Editor : Malby Oliver

Table of Contents

List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction

Part I – Psychoanalysis and Society: Understanding Change
1. Psychoanalytic community under catastrophic change
Taras Levin

2. The Glass Links: unconscious family functioning in front of chaotic times
Cristina Calarasanu

3. The need to belong, generation of conflict and feelings of failed dependency in current society
Athena Marouda-Chatjoulis

Part II – Couples and Families: Echoing the Change
4. Romantic relationships in young adults: changes and importance for clinical practice
Inge Seiffge-Krenke

5. A psychoanalytic exploration of mothers’ journey from childhood experiences to Attachment Parenting
Eleana Armao, Lida Anagnostaki

6. Reflections on infertility and assisted reproduction
Fiorella Monti, Piergiuseppina Fagandini

7. Projective identification and transgenerational transmission of family trauma
Aggeliki Passia

8. The lost father: mourning as a frozen experience of love and pain
Teresa Caratelli, Olivia Spinola

9. Alzheimer disease Effects on couples and families
Ayşe Özalkuş Şahin

Part III – Psychoanalytic Practices: New Clinical Settings
10. Different settings in the couple psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Daniela Lucarelli

11. Spreading out psychoanalytic early intervention with families and their infants/young children in crises-struck Greece
Effie Layiou-Lignos, Alexandra Alexandri, Lida Anagnostaki

12. Hikikomori parents: indirect psychotherapy for adolescents and young adults in social withdrawal
Fiorenzo Ranieri

13. New settings to welcome migrant families fleeing from war
Niccolò Gozzi

14. Dream, reverie and figurability
Pierre Benghozi