Contemporary Jungian Clinical Practice

Elphis Christopher, Hester McFarland Solomon

• Permissions -- Editors’ Note -- Foreword -- Contemporary Jungian Clinical Practice -- Introduction -- Qualifying Papers for Associate Membership -- An oedipal struggle towards individuation -- The deer behind the glass wall: on becoming human -- The search for emotional truth in a perverse scenario dominated by the trickster -- The processes of restoration in a deprived self -- In the Maelstrom and in the Doldrums: Intensive Work in the Analytic Consulting Room -- Unlocking the Uroborus -- The elusive elixir: aspects of the feminine in a male patient -- Excretions and interpretations: some thoughts on the contamination of psychological space and its effect upon psychological capacity -- Psychotherapy as a two-way process -- Life gives and life takes—therapy in the waiting room of birth and death -- The difficulties inherent in having your own mind -- Reflections: Perspectives on Analytic Practice -- Analytic dependency -- Between fear and blindness: the white therapist and the black patient -- Reflections on retirement: questions raised -- Some thoughts on supervision -- The ethics of supervision: developmental and archetypal perspectives -- Reflections on the process of seeking to obtain permission to publish clinical material -- Clinical paradigm as analytic third. Reflections on a century of analysis and an emergent paradigm for the millennium