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ANNOUNCING NEW ARTICLES
by Susan Kavaler-Adler, Ph.D., ABPP, NPsyA, D.Litt.
These articles are related to Dr. Kavaler-Adler’s three well known books on British and American object relations theory, and her 56 other journal articles and edited book chapters. The themes of “Developmental Mourning” versus the “Demon Lover Complex” are seen in perspective with Freud and the British Object Relations Theorists in Dr. Kavaler-Adler’s 2004 National Gradiva Award-winning book Mourning, Spirituality, and Psychic Change: A New Object Relations View of Psychoanalysis (Routledge, 2003). This book was translated into Korean by The Object Relations Psychotherapy Institute in Seoul, South Korea, and it is taught in Korea and England, as well as in United States. Two other books by Dr. Kavaler Adler (published by Routledge) provide deep exploration on well-known women artists and writers, and the themes of developmental mourning & the demon lover complex, related to addiction to eroticized bad object.
Peer-Edited Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Narcissistic Paranoia in Paranoia. New York: NY, Nova Science Publishers. (in press)
Erotic Transference: The Journey to Passion and Symbolization. The American Journal of Psychoanalysis (in press).
Tales of the Demon Lover: Seduction, Date Rape and Aborted Surrender. International Forum of Psychoanalysis (in press).
Object Relations Perspectives on “ Phantom of the Opera ” and its Demon Lover Theme: The Modern Film. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 69, 150-166. (2009)
Dictionary of Psychopathology. Kellerman, H. (Ed); New York: NY. Columbia University Pres. (2009) [contributed articles]
Pivotal Moments of Surrender to Mourning the Internal Parental Object. Psychoanalytic Review, Vol. 94(5), 763-789. (2007)
From Neurotic Guilt to Existential Guilt as Grief: The Road to Interiority, Agency, and Compassion Through Mourning. Part II. The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol 66(4), 333-350. (2006)
From Neurotic Guilt to Existential Guilt as Grief: The Road to Interiority, Agency, and Compassion Through Mourning. Part I. The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol 66(3), 239-259. (2006)
Mourning and erotic transference in Gender, countertransference and the erotic transference: Perspectives from analytical psychology and psychoanalysis. Schaverien, J. (Ed); 104-122. New York, NY, US: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group. (2006)
Lesbian homoerotic transference in dialectic with developmental mourning: On the way to symbolism from the protosymbolic in Gender, countertransference and the erotic transference: Perspectives from analytical psychology and psychoanalysis. Schaverien, J. (Ed); 157-183. New York, NY, US: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group. (2006)
My Graduation is my Mother’s Funeral: Transformation from the Paranoid Schizoid to the Depressive Position in Fear of Success and the Role of the Internal Saboteur. International Forum of Psychoanalysis: Vol.15, 117-130. (2006)
The Case of David: On the Couch for Sixty Minutes, Nine Years of Once-a-week Treatment. The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol 65(2), 103-134. (2005)
From Benign Mirror to Demon Lover: An Object Relations View of Compulsion Versus Desire. The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol 65(1), 31-52. (2005)
Anatomy of Regret: A Developmental View of the Depressive Position and a Critical Turn Toward Love and Creativity in the Transforming Schizoid Personality. The American Journal of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 64 (1), 39-76. (2004)
Lesbian Homoerotic Transference in Dialectic with Developmental Mourning: On the Way to Symbolism from the Protosymbolic. Psychoanalytic Psychology: Vol. 20 (1), 131-152. (2003)
L’uso Psicologico del Processo Creativo. Revista Sulla Creativita (Journal of Creativity): 1-2, 47-55. (2003)
Anatomy of Surrender. Reportango. (2001)
Anatomy of Regret and Reparation: Resolution of Transference Resistances Through the Combined Use of a Writing and Creative Process Group and a Mourning Regrets Group. Issues in Group Psychotherapy, Postgraduate Group Journal: Vol. 4 (1). (2000)
The Divine, The Deviant and the Diabolical: A Journey Through an Artist's Paintings During her Participation in a Creative Process: An Evolution of Developmental Mourning. International Forum of Psychoanalysis: Vol. 9, 97-111, special issue on Psychoanalysis, Art & Architecture. (2000)
A Biography of Anne Sexton. In The Encyclopedia of Creativity. San Diego, CA: Academic Press. (1999)
Vaginal Core or Vampire Mouth: Viceral Manifestation of Envy in Women: The Protosymbolic Politics of Object Relations. In N. Burke (Ed.), Gender & Envy. New York, NY: Routledge Press. (1998)
Review of Nicholas Wright's play, Mrs. Klein. The Round Robin Newsletter of the Division 39 of the American Psychological Association. (1996)
Entering the Land of the Dragon & the Butterfly: Our Psychoanalytic Delegation in China. The Round Robin Newsletter of the Division 39 of the American Psychological Association. (1996)
Object relations issues in the treatment of the preoedipal character in Passages beyond the gate: A Jungian approach to understanding the nature of American psychology at the dawn of the new millennium. Jennings, G.H. (Ed); pp. 185-195. Needham Heights, MA, England: Simon & Schuster Custom Publishing. (1996)
Opening Up Blocked Mourning in the Preoedipal Character. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 55 (2). (1995)
Women, The Instinctual Self, and The Demon Lover. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 55 (1). (1995)
An Object Relations View of Creative Process and Group Process. Group: Vol. 16 (1). (1993)
Object Relations Process in the Treatment of the Preoedipal Character. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 53 (1). (1993)
A Conflict and Process Theory: The Theory of Melanie Klein. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 53 (3). (1993)
Psychic Structure and the Capacity to Mourn. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Vol. 11 (1). (1993)
Mourning and Erotic Transference. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 73 (3). [Arlene Wolberg Award, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health] (1992)
The Aging Decline of Two Untreated Borderline Geniuses. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, 10 (1). (1992)
Public Information Committee. In R.C. Lane & M. Meisels (Eds.), A History of the Division of Psychoanalysis in the American Psychological Association. (1992)
The Object Relations of the Creative Process and Group Process. Journal of the Eastern Group Psychotherapy Association, 16 (1). (1992)
Object Relations Insights into the Female as Artist. In E. Segal (Ed.), Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Women, Monograph 4. In Current Issues in Psychoanalysis. Boston, MA: Brunner Mazel, New York Institute for Psychoanalytic Training (1992)
Review of A. Horner’s book The Primacy of Structure. Psychoanalytic Review.
Review of A. Horner's book Psychoanalytic Object Relations Theory. Psychoanalytic Review. (1992)
Anais Nin and the Developmental Use of the Creative Process. Psychoanalytic Review, Vol. 79 (1). (1992)
A Theory of the Creative Process Reparation and Its Mode of Failure: The Case of Katherine Mansfield. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Vol. 9 (2). (1991)
Some More Speculations on Anna O. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 51 (3). (1991)
Emily Dickinson and the Subject of Seclusion. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 51 (1). (1991)
Charlotte Bronte and the Feminine Self. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 50 (1). (1991)
The Supervisor as an Internal Object. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Vol. 8 (1). (1990)
Anne Sexton and the Daimonic Lover. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 49 (2). (1989)
Diane Arbus and the Demon Lover. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 48 (4). (1989)
Perspectives on Transference: An Object Relations View. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Vol. 7 (1). (1989)
The Father's Role in the Self Development of His Daughter. In J. Zuckerberg (Ed.), Psychophysical Passages in the Life of Women. New York, NY: Plenum Press. (1988)
Nightmares and Object Relations Theory. In H. Kellerman (Ed.), Nightmares: Psychological and Biological Foundations. New York, NY: Columbia University Press. [Honorary Award, Postgraduate Center] (1987)
Lord of the Mirrors and the Demon Lover. American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 46 (4). (1986)
Law Versus Clinical Treatment: The Case of L.C. American Journal of Psychotherapy, Jan. (1986)
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall… Journal of Comprehensive Psychotherapy, l. [Honorary Award, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health] (1984)
Dance Therapy. Transnational Mental Health Research Letter. (l977)
Dance Therapy with Mentally Retarded Children. International Mental Health Research Newsletter. (1977)
To obtain a copy of any of the published articles, please write to DrKavalerAdler@gmail.com .
To contact Dr. Kavaler-Adler, please call 212-674-5425 or email DrKavalerAdler@gmail.com.
Office address: 115 East 9th Street, Suite 12P; NYC, 10003
***Over 35 years Experience in Psychoanalytic/ Psychodynamic/ Object Relations Psychotherapy with Individuals, Couples, and Groups, while utilizing unique approaches to working with: ***Depression, ***Anxiety & Fears, ***OCD, ***Loss, Grief, & Mourning, ***Self-Sabotage/ Abandonment & Separation, ***Guilt & Shame, ***Trauma & PTSD, ***Relationship & Betrayal Issues, ***Divorce/ Domestic Abuse & Violence, ***Dissociative Disorders, ***Elderly Persons Disorders, ***Gay Lesbian Issues, ***Parenting issues, ***Blocked Creativity, ***Spirituality, ***Personality Disorders & Borderline Personality. ***Supportive therapeutic groups: Self-Sabotage, Fear of Success, & Fear of Envy; Developmental Mourning; and Creative Healing Writing. *** Group supervision for Mental Health practitioners: Utilizing the Object Relations approach in therapy, and Envy issues in personal and professional life of therapists.***Additional modalities utilized: Guided Psychic Visualization, Creative Writing, Life Coaching, and Dance Therapy.
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