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Psychoanalytic Dialogues
The International Journal of Relational Perspectives
Volume 6, 1996 - Issue 3
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Holding, holding back, and holding on commentary on paper by Joyce Slochower

Anthony Bass Ph.D. Assistant Clinical Professor, The New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, 27 West 72nd Street, #808, New York, NY, 10023; The teaching and supervising faculty at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy,
Pages 361-378 | Published online: 02 Nov 2009

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Steven H. Cooper. (2021) Donald Winnicott and Stephen Mitchell’s Developmental Tilt Hypothesis Reconsidered. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 31:3, pages 355-370.
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Matt Aibel. (2018) The Personal is Political is Psychoanalytic: Politics in the Consulting Room. Psychoanalytic Perspectives 15:1, pages 64-101.
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Joyce Slochower. (2017) Going Too Far: Relational Heroines and Relational Excess. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 27:3, pages 282-299.
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Ken Corbett. (2014) The Analyst’s Private Space: Spontaneity, Ritual, Psychotherapeutic Action, and Self-Care. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 24:6, pages 637-647.
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Matt Aibel. (2014) Being Railroaded: A Candidate’s Struggle to Stay on Track. Psychoanalytic Perspectives 11:2, pages 140-163.
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Joyce Slochower. (2013) Psychoanalytic Mommies and Psychoanalytic Babies: A Long View. Contemporary Psychoanalysis 49:4, pages 606-628.
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Joyce Slochower. (2011) Holding, Collaborating, Colliding: A Cross Theoretical Conversation. Psychoanalytic Inquiry 31:5, pages 501-512.
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Joyce Slochower. (2010) Our Theories, Our Selves: Commentary on Paper by Ruth Gruenthal. Psychoanalytic Dialogues 20:1, pages 78-83.
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Steven H. Cooper. (2008) Privacy, Reverie, and The Analyst’s Ethical Imagination. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly 77:4, pages 1045-1073.
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Nancy VanDerHeide. (2007) Authenticity and Psychoanalytic Technique: A Reconsideration . International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology 2:3, pages 275-289.
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Efrat Ginot. (2001) The Holding Environment and Intersubjectivity. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly 70:2, pages 417-446.
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Dodi Goldman. (1998) Handung Tile Metaphorof “Holding”. Contemporary Psychoanalysis 34:4, pages 645-658.
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