This book addresses the impact of technology and the Internet in four parts: on development, on the training of therapists, on professional ethics, and on the provision of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. It brings an immersion in the issues of clinical work with patients in analysis and therapy.
Introduction -- Technology and Child and Adult Development -- The impact
of technology on development, community, and teletherapy -- The impact of
electronic media and communication on object relations -- The seduction of
digital magic -- Intimacy, sexuality, and pornography online -- Transitional
space: the role of Internet community for transgender and gender
non-conforming patients -- Psychoanalysts facing new technologies in a world
of liquid modernity -- Concerns about Teleanalysis: Ethics, Legalities,
Interference -- Thinking ethically about beginning online work -- Legal
aspects of teleanalysis in the United States -- Teleanalysis: problems,
limitations, and opportunities -- Technology in Training -- The use of
technology in clinical supervision and consultation -- Teaching
psychoanalytic psychotherapy and infant observation by video link --
Emergency SMS-based intervention in chronic suicidality: a research project
using conversation analysis -- Technology in Treatment -- Occasional
telephone sessions in ongoing in-person psychoanalysis -- Is there a
difference between telephone and in-person sessions? -- Technology-stirred
projective processes in couple teletherapy -- A baby saved: a mother made --
Teleanalysis and teletherapy for children and adolescents? -- Cyberspace as
potential space -- One analysts journey into cyberspace
Savege Scharff, Jill
