Publications by authors named "Abbot Bronstein"

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Introduction to "The older analyst at work: The old man and the sea?".
Abbot A Bronstein, Cynthia Ellis Gray

Int J Psychoanal· August 2024

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Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· February 2024

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Response to: "On translating case material into a language different from the original".
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· October 2022

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Introduction to 'working as an analyst with trauma'.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· August 2022

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Introduction: the case of J - returning to the office.
Abbot Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· June 2022

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The case of J: returning to the office.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· June 2022

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The case of J: Working as a psychoanalyst during the Pandemic.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· August 2020

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Response to Dr Ricardo Bernardi.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· October 2019

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Introduction to 'Listening and interacting through different filters: sessions with Nina'.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· February 2016

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Panel Report, IPA Congress Boston 2015: Knowing and Not Knowing Ones' own mind. Is an unconscious at work".
Abbot Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· December 2015

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Transference, relationship and the analyst as object: Findings from the North American Comparative Clinical Methods Working Party.
Marie G Rudden, Abbot Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· June 2015

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The analyst's work.
Abbot A Bronstein

Int J Psychoanal· February 2013

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