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Animals as the Third in Relational Psychotherapy: Exploring Theory, Frame and Practice


Exploration of Animal-Human Relationships in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Finding Pathways to Bridge Remnant, Disowned, or as Yet Undeveloped Parts of SelfRelational Creatures: The Selfobject Functions of Dogs in Psychoanalytic Theory and PracticeA Dog in the Room: Interspecies Intersubjectivity in Relational PsychotherapySomeone to Run with: Towards a Relational Neuroscientific Approach to Dog-Assisted Child PsychotherapyA Journey Inside Noah’s Ark: A Group Analytic Theory of Child Psychotherapy in a Therapy ZooUnexpected Objects in the Group: The Foulksian Group-Analytic BoundaryTrauma Inevitably Equates to BaggageSister Moon: Close Encounters with a ThirdFrame Breakage to the RescueA Cat in the Clinical HourLike a Bridge Over Troubled WatersThe Secret of GriefThe Conduit to Fear and Anger, and the StoryTogether, We Can Find Your Voice. Love, PhoebeCountertransferential? Counter-Therapeutic? Counter-Intuitive? Some Concluding Thoughts
 
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