Dr Susan Kavaler-Adler, a psychologist psychoanalyst for twenty-eight years, is the Executive Director of the Object Relations Institute for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. She is the author of more than forty articles, and two books, including The Creative Mystique (Routledge 1996).

• Contents: A New Metapsychology for Clinical Phenomenology and Psychic Health, A Phenomenological Theory of Developmental Mourning. Mourning as Explicit and Implicit in Psychoanalytic Theory: Sigmund Freud, Melanie Klein, and Ronald Fairbairn. Mourning as Implicit and Explicit in Psychoanalytic Theory: John Bowlby, Michael Balint, and D.W. Winnicott. The Case of June: Finding a New Identity through the Mourning of Traumatic Loss and Guilt, Primal Rage, and Poignant Regret. The Case of June, Part I: A Mournful and Spiritual Journey: Spiritual and Sexual Evolution. June's Evolution in Later Years of Treatment: Transformation through Mourning in Developmental, Transference, and Life Change Terms. Seven Generations of Grief: The Case of Phillip. The Case of Phillip, Part II: The Spiritual Evolution. The Case of Laura: Mourning as the Poetry of Female Eroticism: Homoerotic Evolutions of a Lesbian Woman within Developmental Mourning. The Case of Laura, Part III: Strands and Cycles of Mourning and Unrequited Love: Modes of Mourning. Mourning and Creativity: A Journey through a Male Artist's Development. The Divine, the Deviant and the Diabolical: A Journey through a Female Artist's Paintings During Her Participation in a Creative Process Group: An Evolution of Developmental Mourning (previously published in the International Forum of Psychoanalysis).

Dr Susan Kavaler-Adler, a psychologist psychoanalyst for twenty-eight years, is the Executive Director of the Object Relations Institute for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. She is the author of more than forty articles, and two books, including The Creative Mystique (Routledge 1996).

• Contents: A New Metapsychology for Clinical Phenomenology and Psychic Health, A Phenomenological Theory of Developmental Mourning. Mourning as Explicit and Implicit in Psychoanalytic Theory: Sigmund Freud, Melanie Klein, and Ronald Fairbairn. Mourning as Implicit and Explicit in Psychoanalytic Theory: John Bowlby, Michael Balint, and D.W. Winnicott. The Case of June: Finding a New Identity through the Mourning of Traumatic Loss and Guilt, Primal Rage, and Poignant Regret. The Case of June, Part I: A Mournful and Spiritual Journey: Spiritual and Sexual Evolution. June's Evolution in Later Years of Treatment: Transformation through Mourning in Developmental, Transference, and Life Change Terms. Seven Generations of Grief: The Case of Phillip. The Case of Phillip, Part II: The Spiritual Evolution. The Case of Laura: Mourning as the Poetry of Female Eroticism: Homoerotic Evolutions of a Lesbian Woman within Developmental Mourning. The Case of Laura, Part III: Strands and Cycles of Mourning and Unrequited Love: Modes of Mourning. Mourning and Creativity: A Journey through a Male Artist's Development. The Divine, the Deviant and the Diabolical: A Journey through a Female Artist's Paintings During Her Participation in a Creative Process Group: An Evolution of Developmental Mourning (previously published in the International Forum of Psychoanalysis).

Dr Susan Kavaler-Adler, a psychologist psychoanalyst for twenty-eight years, is the Executive Director of the Object Relations Institute for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. She is the author of more than forty articles, and two books, including The Creative Mystique (Routledge 1996).

• Contents: A New Metapsychology for Clinical Phenomenology and Psychic Health, A Phenomenological Theory of Developmental Mourning. Mourning as Explicit and Implicit in Psychoanalytic Theory: Sigmund Freud, Melanie Klein, and Ronald Fairbairn. Mourning as Implicit and Explicit in Psychoanalytic Theory: John Bowlby, Michael Balint, and D.W. Winnicott. The Case of June: Finding a New Identity through the Mourning of Traumatic Loss and Guilt, Primal Rage, and Poignant Regret. The Case of June, Part I: A Mournful and Spiritual Journey: Spiritual and Sexual Evolution. June's Evolution in Later Years of Treatment: Transformation through Mourning in Developmental, Transference, and Life Change Terms. Seven Generations of Grief: The Case of Phillip. The Case of Phillip, Part II: The Spiritual Evolution. The Case of Laura: Mourning as the Poetry of Female Eroticism: Homoerotic Evolutions of a Lesbian Woman within Developmental Mourning. The Case of Laura, Part III: Strands and Cycles of Mourning and Unrequited Love: Modes of Mourning. Mourning and Creativity: A Journey through a Male Artist's Development. The Divine, the Deviant and the Diabolical: A Journey through a Female Artist's Paintings During Her Participation in a Creative Process Group: An Evolution of Developmental Mourning (previously published in the International Forum of Psychoanalysis).