MacDougall offers us a unique view on dreams positioning interpretation of dreams within intersubjective space where both therapist and patient create meaning of the dream through the intimate connection of the therapeutic relationship. Through her fascinating interviews with prominent dream researchers, MacDougall, argues that our dreams are not only past events buried in our unconscious looking for interpretation, but they are invitations to mutual encounters with another. Our dreams, she writes, facilitate relational bonding. - Roy E. Barsness, Ph.D. is Author of Core Competencies in Relational Psychoanalysis: A Guide to Practice, Study and Research, is Founder and Director of the Post-graduate Certificate Program in Relationally-Focused Psychodynamic Therapy and a Professor at the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology
MacDougall's book brings to life the relational foundation of dreaming, and the importance of a collaborative process and relationship in grappling with the ever elusive meaning of dreams. Through 4 moving interviews with neuroscientists and psychoanalytic clinicians who are major figures in the area of dream exploration, she portrays a deepening understanding and relationship with her interviewee subjects as they grapple with dreaming, mirroring clinical moments of patients and clinicians together making meaning from dreams. - Arlene (Lu) Steinberg, PsyD, is co-editor of the book Sexual Boundary Violations in Psychotherapy: Facing Therapist Indiscretions, Transgressions & Misconduct (in press), is a Supervisor & Adjunct Faculty member at Ferkauf Graduate School, and an Educational Consultant at Mount Sinai Medical School.
Alicia Ann MacDougall is passionate about dreams and her new book, The Relational Interpretation of Dreams: When It's about More than your Mother, takes us on an interesting journey about how contemporary master clinicians work with dream material from a relational perspective. Not only will this book be of interest to those therapists seeking a means of deepening their connection to the inner lives of their patients, but also to those with in an interest in the evolution of the theory and technique of dream interpretation as practiced by some its most artful contemporary practitioners. - Ronald C. Naso, Ph.D., ABPP, Adjunct Professor, Derner School of Psychology, Adelphi University,Past President, American Board and Academy of Psychoanalysis
MacDougall offers us a unique view on dreams positioning interpretation of dreams within intersubjective space where both therapist and patient create meaning of the dream through the intimate connection of the therapeutic relationship. Through her fascinating interviews with prominent dream researchers, MacDougall argues that our dreams are not only past events buried in our unconscious looking for interpretation, but they are invitations to mutual encounters with another. Our dreams, she writes, facilitate relational bonding. - Roy E. Barsness, Ph.D. is Author of Core Competencies in Relational Psychoanalysis: A Guide to Practice, Study and Research, is Founder and Director of the Post-graduate Certificate Program in Relationally-Focused Psychodynamic Therapy and a Professor at the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology
MacDougall's book brings to life the relational foundation of dreaming, and the importance of a collaborative process and relationship in grappling with the ever elusive meaning of dreams. Through four moving interviews with neuroscientists and psychoanalytic clinicians who are major figures in the area of dream exploration, she portrays a deepening understanding and relationship with her interviewee subjects as they grapple with dreaming, mirroring clinical moments of patients and clinicians together making meaning from dreams. - Arlene (Lu) Steinberg, PsyD, is co-editor of the book Sexual Boundary Violations in Psychotherapy: Facing Therapist Indiscretions, Transgressions & Misconduct, is a Supervisor & Adjunct Faculty member at Ferkauf Graduate School, and an Educational Consultant at Mount Sinai Medical School.
Alicia Ann MacDougall is passionate about dreams and her new book, The Relational Interpretation of Dreams: When It's About More Than Your Mother, takes us on an interesting journey about how contemporary master clinicians work with dream material from a relational perspective. Not only will this book be of interest to those therapists seeking a means of deepening their connection to the inner lives of their patients, but also to those with in an interest in the evolution of the theory and technique of dream interpretation as practiced by some its most artful contemporary practitioners. - Ronald C. Naso, Ph.D., ABPP, Adjunct Professor, Derner School of Psychology, Adelphi University, Past President, American Board and Academy of Psychoanalysis
