COVER -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INTRODUCTION -- PART I TECHNOLOGY, PERSON, AND SOCIETY -- CHAPTER ONE The influence of social media and communications technology on self and relationships -- CHAPTER TWO Skype as the uncanny third -- CHAPTER THREE The computer as metaphor for state of mind -- CHAPTER FOUR Internet pornography as a source of marital distress -- CHAPTER FIVE Musings on therapy and technology -- PART II TELEPHONE AND INTERNET IN TREATMENT -- CHAPTER SIX Clinical issues in analysis over the telephone and the internet -- CHAPTER SEVEN Legal, clinical, and ethical issues in teletherapy -- CHAPTER EIGHT Ethical aspects of teletherapy -- CHAPTER NINE Impact of a single Skype session on an in-person analysis -- CHAPTER TEN Transition from in-person psychotherapy to telephone psychoanalysis -- CHAPTER ELEVEN Setting and transference-countertransference reconsidered on beginning teleanalysis -- CHAPTER TWELVE Case material from a telephone analysis -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN The screen as catalyst for psychic transformation -- CHAPTER FOURTEEN Clinical and technical perspectives on telephone analysis -- PART III IMPLICATIONS FOR TRAINING OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS AND PSYCHOANALYSTS -- CHAPTER FIFTEENThe power of the establishment in the face of change:psychoanalysis by telephone -- CHAPTER FIFTEEN The power of the establishment in the face of change: psychoanalysis by telephone -- CHAPTER SIXTEEN The frame for psychoanalysis in cyberspace -- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Psychoanalysis using Skype -- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Four women analysts reflect on their teleanalyses when candidates -- CHAPTER NINETEEN A male analyst reflects on his teleanalysis when a candidate -- CHAPTER TWENTY Technology-assisted supervision and consultation -- CHAPTER TWENTY ONE Teletherapy and teleanalysis in training psychotherapists and psychoanalysts.

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