Not fully human : the unwitting collusion between medicine and psychoanalysis
Not fully human : psychiatric and psychoanalytic understandings of psychosis
The medicalization of madness : evolution of the equation of psychosis with degeneracy
Psychoanalytic models of psychosis
Freud's attempt to treat psychosis as though it were neurosis
Freud's three models and their offspring: I: the inability to relate
Freud's three models and their offspring: IIA : the inability to integrate mind and become neurotic : the european kleinian iteration
Freud's three models and their offspring: IIB: the inability to become neurotic : American ego psychological iteration of the integration model and Kernberg's trans-Atlantic rapprochement
Freud's three models and their offspring: III: thought disorder
A new beginning : distinguishing psychosis from neurosis
Two conscious mental processes : the role of primordial consciousness in psychosis and other human phenomena
Revisiting the rat man as an example of primordial consciousness
Psychosis as a disorder of attachment and separation-individuation
Treatment of psychosis
Psychiatric treatment of psychosis : transforming psychosis from a socially disruptive to a socially adaptive disease
Studies of the efficacy of psychological and psychoanalytic therapies of psychosis
Psychoanalytic therapy of psychosis : transforming primordial conscious mentation to reflective representational thought
Qualities of a psychoanalytic therapist of psychosis
Patients write about their therapy
The 11 year therapy of a chronic paranoid schizophrenic woman
Conclusion.