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This collection of articles by Dr. Helena Hargaden makes the case for the evolution of relational theory from a scientific and poetic knowledge base, expressing the different forms of human suffering.
List of contents
1. An Analysis of Nonverbal Transactions Drawing on Theories of Intersubjectivity 2. The Role of the Imagination in an Analysis of Unconscious Relatedness 3. "Father, Where Art Thou?" The Significance of Transgenerational Trauma in a Psycho-therapy with Luke 4. Deconfusion of the Child Ego State: A Relational Perspective 5. "Come On You Blues! Fathers." 6. The Anniversary of The Wailing Woman 7. Anna Karenina, Lilly, and the Co-created Unconscious Relational Third 8. Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November 9. Building Resilience: The Role of Firm Boundaries and the Third in Relational Group Therapy 10. When Parting is Not Such Sweet Sorrow 11. To Be or Not To Be – Is that The Question? The Paradox of Script 12. A Talk on Money, Race, and the links with Karpman’s Triangle 13. The Erotic Relational Matrix Revisited 14 Then We’ll Come from the Shadows 15. The Irish Uprising of Easter 1916: A Psychopolitical Dialogue
About the author
Helena Hargaden, MSc, D.Psych, TSTA, works and lives in Sussex. She is co-editor and author of a variety of papers and books. She has been widely published and translated into a number of languages. She was awarded the Eric Berne Memorial Award in 2007 for her work with Charlotte Sills on the "domains of transference".
Summary
This collection of articles by Dr. Helena Hargaden makes the case for the evolution of relational theory from a scientific and poetic knowledge base, expressing the different forms of human suffering.
