Relating to Self-Harm and Suicide : Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Practice, Theory and Prevention (Paperback, 2 ed)

Part I:?Conceptual Framework??1.?Psychoanalysis and suicide: process and typology? 2. The father transference during a pre-suicide state? 3. Self break-up and the descent into suicide? 4.?Psychoanalysis and suicide: process and typology? 5. A psychoanalytical approach to suicide in adolescents? 6.?Treatment priorities after adolescent suicide attempts? 7.?Mental pain, pain-producing constructs, the suicidal body, and suicide??Part II: Psychoanalytic Practice??8.?Hostility and suicide: the experience of aggression from within and without? 9. Suicidal thoughts during an analysis? 10. Suicidality and women: obsession and the use of the body? 11.?Hostility and suicide: the experience of aggression from within and without? 12.?Hostility and suicide: the experience of aggression from within and without??Part III:? ?Applications in practice, prevention and postvention??13.?On suicide prevention in hospitals: empirical observations and psychodynamic thinking? 14.?On being affected without being infected: managing suicidal thoughts in student counselling? 15. Suicidality in later life? 16. Skin toughening and skin porosity: adressing the issue of self-harm by omission? 17.?Psychological safety: a missing concept in suicide risk prevention? 18.?Postvention: the impact of suicide and suicidal behaviour on adolescents and parents? 19.?The delusional narrative of suicide bereavement and the psychodynamics of suicide loss? 20.?Speaking with the Skin: Self Harm and its Meanings for Incarcerated Women? 21.?When gender is a carrier for the unbearable: Understanding suicidality in transgender individuals? 22.?Gay men and suicidality: the development and nature of the critical superego? 23.?Psychoanalytic understanding of the request for assisted suicide