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Systematic Research on Psychoanalytic Treatment
Special Section Editor: R C. Curtis
  1. new stuff: lectures and papers in press
  2. Textbook Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice
  3. Psychotherapy Research
  4. Conversational Analysis Studies
  5. Transference + Countertransference
  6. Psychoanalytic Process Research Strategies
  7. Training Seminars wordwide
  8. Ulm Workshops
  9. Psychoanalytic Researchers
  10. Psychosomatic Medicine
  11. Psychoanalysis
  12. Language and Psychoanalysis
  13. Clinical Work
  14. Computer Text Analysis
  15. Books
  16. Texts by Guest Authors
  17. Epidemiology
  18. Psycho-Pharmacology
  19. Attachment
  20. Psycho-Oncology
  21. Neurobiology
  22. Peri-natal
  23. Eating Disorder
  24. Music Therapy
  25. Reviews
  26. Jones Psychotherapy Q-Set
  27. Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis OPD-2
  28. Ulm Department History
  29. Awards
  30. Clinical Economics
  31. Movie and Psychoanalysis
  32. East-European Institute of Psyychoanalysis
  33. PIEE
  34. International Forum of Psychoanalysis
  1. Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Research
  2. Psycho-Politics
  3. Therapy Wars
  4. Clinical Education
  5. Hoffmann s battle
  6. History and Today
  7. Psychoanalytic Inquiry
  8. Contemporary Psychoanalysis Vol 50: 1-2
  9. Reviews
  10. Lectures 2018 -
  11. Lectures 2014 - 2017
  12. Lectures 2009-2013
  13. Lectures 1991-2008
  14. Lectures 1970-1990
  15. Interviews
  16. Psychotherapy Special Issue
  17. Adolescent Psychiatry
  18. Cross Cultural
  19. Treatment Research
  20. Guests
  21. Trauma Trust, Memory

Message + Media

1 Introduction by R C. Curtis

2 Double Vision

Sandell, R. (2014). On the value of double vision. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 43-57.

3 Well-trained Dynamic Psychotherapists

Zilcha-Mano, S., & Barber, J. P. (2014). Learning from well-trained and experienced dynamic psychotherapists: Research on the efficacy of dynamic psychotherapy and its mechanisms of change. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 58-88.

4 Efficacy Update 2013

Leichsenring, F., Klein, S., & Salzer, S. (2014). The efficacy of psychodynamic psychotherapy in specific mental disorders: A 2013 update of empirical evidence. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 89-130.

5 Psychodynamic Therapy of Depression

Dekker, J. J. M., Hendriksen, M., Kool, S., Bakker, L., Driessen, E., de Jonghe, F., . . . Van, H. L. (2014). Growing evidence for psychodynamic therapy of depression Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 131-155.

6 Experimental Study on Transference Work

Hersoug, A., Ulberg, R., & Høglend, P. (2014). When is transference work useful in psychodynamic psychotherapy? Main results of the first experimental study of transference work (FEST. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 156-174.

7 Change in Attachment and Reflective Function

Diamond, D., Clarkin, J., Levy, K., Meehan, K., Cain, N., Yeoman, F., & Kernberg, O. (2014). Change in attachment and reflective function in borderline patients with and without narcisstistic personality disorder in transference focused psychotherapy. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 175-210.

8 Therapeutic Impasses and Ruptures

Safran, J.D., Muran, JC., Shaker, A. (2014). Research on therapeutic impasses and ruptures in the therapeutc alliance. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 211-232.

9 Side Effects, Destructive Processes and Negative Outcome

Kächele, H., & Schachter, J. (2014). On side effects, destructive processes and negative outcomes in psychoanalytic therapies – Why is it difficult for psychoanalysts to acknowledge and address treatment failures? . Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 233-258.

A Commentary

Wallerstein, R. (2014). Psychoanalytic therapy research: A commentary. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 50(1-2), 259-269.

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