Die leere Couch

Contents

Foreword Antonino Ferro & Giuseppe Civitarese
Preface Gabriele Junkers
Prologue The Empty Couch and Grief: A Conversation Among Analysts Giuseppe Civitarese & Antonino Ferro
Aging as a Psychoanalyst
Introduction Thoughts on Preparing for Life Without a Couch Gabriele Junkers
Does an Older Psychoanalyst Have a Role to Fulfill? Danielle Quinodoz
Later on Transience and Its Significance for the Psychoanalyst Gabriele Junkers
Psychoanalysts A Profession for the Immortal? Paul Denis
Aging as a Psychoanalyst Ethical and Practical Issues Against the Background of Personal Experiences Johan Fredrik Thaulow
Narcissistic Challenges for Aging Psychoanalysts Martin Teising
Illness of the Psychoanalyst
Introduction When the Body Speaks and the Psychoanalyst Becomes Ill Gabriele Junkers
The Life-Threatening Illness of the Analyst Barbara Fajardo
Analysis for a Lifetime? Evelyn Carlisle
The Loss of the Analyst Wound or Growth? Tove Traesdal
The Institution and the Aging Psychoanalyst
Introduction The Analytical Institution: "Containing Psychoanalysis" Gabriele Junkers
Aging in Psychoanalytic Societies Finite or Infinite Psychoanalytic Practice? Leena Klockars
Aspiring Psychoanalysts and Their Views on Aging Louisa Marino
On Giving Up an Important Role in Psychoanalytic Organizations Cláudio Laks Eizirik
A Consultative Team for Psychoanalysts Audrey Kavka
The Practice Provision An Ethical Responsibility of the Analyst and Their Profession Mary Kay O'Neil
The Older Candidate Does the Empty Couch Lead to an Empty Institute? Maria Teresa Hooke
Epilogue What Now? Gabriele Junkers.