Reflections on long-term relational psychotherapy and psychoanalysis : relational analysis interminable / edited by Susan A. Lord.

Part I. The terrain. An interview with Joyce Edward / Joyce Edward, Susan Lord ; Long-term psychotherapy: Whyever not? (A question of assumptions) / Patricia Deyoung ; It takes as long as it takes: Therapists' subjective experiences of long-term therapy / Jean Kotcher ; In defense of long-term treatment: On the vanishing holding environment / William S. Meyer ; Long-term treatment in the rearview mirror / William S. Meyer
Part II. Trauma and issues of attachment. Mourning the melancholy object: Giving voice to traumatic experience / Carol Ganzer ; The role of ethnicity and culture in the long-term treatment of childhood trauma / Shoshana Ringel ; It takes a long time to grow young: Working relationally with developmental trauma / Natalie Peacock-Corral ; Masks, walls and metaphors: Reflections on long-term treatment / Kathleen Fargione
Part III. How could it be otherwise? Being still: Sitting with suffering in long-term relational practice / Joan Berzoff ; Till death do us part: Relational work and terminal illness / Susan Lord ; Looking back through 38 years of practicing relational psychoanalysis in search of answers to the question of interminability / Stefanie Solow Glennon ; Neuropsychoanalysis and the repressed: Rendering what is possible in long-term psychotherapy / Jane Abrams ; The longest goodbyes: Analysis everlasting / Anthony Bass.