In Memoriam: Ian Alger
Introduction to the Symposium – pp. 1
Author(s): Moshe Halevi Spero and Mariam Cohen
Working with a Patient Claiming a Direct Relationship with God: Encountering Otherness – pp. 21
Author(s): Marilyn Charles
An Old God Awaken, Briefly – pp. 35
Author(s): Mariam Cohen
Self-Reparation in Religious Experiences and Countertransference – pp. 49
Author(s): Kevin Fauteux
Why Bother with God? – pp. 59
Author(s): Pamela J. Holliman
The Clash of Gods: Changes in a Patient’s Use of God Representations – pp. 73
Author(s): Ryan LaMothe
The Role of Religious Imagery in Adaptive Psychotherapy – pp. 85
Author(s): Robert Langs
The Patient Who Believes and the Analyst Who Does Not – pp. 99
Author(s): Ruth M. Lijtmaer
The Mutual Redemption of Divine and Human Being – pp. 111
Author(s): Christopher MacKenna
Religion in the Psychoanalytic Relationship – Some Aspects of Transference and Countertransference – pp. 123
Author(s): W.W. Meissner, S.J.
Psychoanalysis and Spirituality – Catastrophic Change and Becoming “O” – pp. 137
Author(s): Gilead Nachmani
How Religion Can Enrich an Analysis – pp. 153
Author(s): Anthony O’Connell
Struggles with God: Transference and Religious Countertransference in the Treatment f a Trauma Survivor – pp. 165
Author(s): John R. Peteet
Sacred Space, Analytic Space, the Self, and God – pp. 175
Author(s): Ana-María Rizzuto
Countertransference Illuminations of Latent Religious Object Representations of a Jewish Patient in Psychoanalysis – pp. 189
Authors(s): Moshe Halevi Spero
The God Representation in the Psychoanalytic Relationship Discussion – pp. 219
Author(s): Moshe Halevi Spero and Mariam Cohen
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