Michael Feldman

Summary

Country: UK

Publications

  1. ncbi Continuity and change in the post-Kleinian evolution in London: clinical work of John Steiner, Ronald Britton and Michael Feldman (1988-2004)
    Ron Spielman
    Int J Psychoanal 87:563-6. 2006
  2. ncbi Grievance: the underlying oedipal configuration
    Michael Feldman
    5 Cholmeley Crescent, London N6 5EZ, UK
    Int J Psychoanal 89:743-58. 2008
  3. ncbi Addressing parts of the self
    Michael Feldman
    Int J Psychoanal 88:371-86. 2007
  4. ncbi The illumination of history
    Michael Feldman
    5 Cholmeley Crescent, London, UK
    Int J Psychoanal 88:609-25. 2007
  5. ncbi Racker's contribution to the understanding of countertransference revisited
    Michael Feldman
    Psychoanal Q 76:779-93. 2007

Detail Information

Publications5

  1. ncbi Continuity and change in the post-Kleinian evolution in London: clinical work of John Steiner, Ronald Britton and Michael Feldman (1988-2004)
    Ron Spielman
    Int J Psychoanal 87:563-6. 2006
  2. ncbi Grievance: the underlying oedipal configuration
    Michael Feldman
    5 Cholmeley Crescent, London N6 5EZ, UK
    Int J Psychoanal 89:743-58. 2008
    ..The analysis of the underlying state of mind helps to account for the persistent grip the grievance has on the patient, and the way this interferes with development...
  3. ncbi Addressing parts of the self
    Michael Feldman
    Int J Psychoanal 88:371-86. 2007
    ..In this latter case it seems paradoxically more appropriate for the analyst to include, in his interpretations, references to the struggle between different parts of the personality...
  4. ncbi The illumination of history
    Michael Feldman
    5 Cholmeley Crescent, London, UK
    Int J Psychoanal 88:609-25. 2007
    ..This can thus promote psychic change by freeing the patient's capacity to achieve a sense of connection with her history, and to tolerate the meaning of what emerges, which illuminates both the present and the past...
  5. ncbi Racker's contribution to the understanding of countertransference revisited
    Michael Feldman
    Psychoanal Q 76:779-93. 2007