A decade in the making, the Handbook is the definitive contemporary exposition of interpersonal psychoanalysis. It provides an authoritative overview of development, psychopathology, and treatment as conceptualized from the interpersonal viewpoint. --from the publisher
"Interpersonal psychoanalysis has had an enormous, although largely unacknowledged, impact on contemporary psychoanalytic theory and clinical practice. This Handbook makes the interpersonal literature, indeed the entire interpersonal tradition, accessible in an integrated, systematic way for the first time. It is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in psychoanalytic ideas." -- Stephen Mitchell, Ph.D., Founding Editor, Psychoanalytic Dialogues Table of Contents: Part I: Background
1. Introduction to Interpersonal Psychoanalysis - The Editors
2. History of the Founders of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis - Dale H. Ortmeyer Part II: Basic Issues
3. The Interpersonal Self, Uniqueness, Will, and Intentionality - Marylou Lionells
4. Attachment, Relationship, and Love - Gary Schlesinger
5. Cognition and Language - Donnel B. Stern
6. Anxiety - Margaret Crastnopol
7. Emotion - Sandra Beuchler
8. Creativity - Alan Grey
9. Gender and Sexuality - Gloria Friedman and Barry Protter Part III: Development
10. Infancy - Robin B. Shafran
11. The Cildhood and Juvenile Eras - Sherry A. Ross
12. Preadolescence and Adolescence - Pasqual J. Pantone
13. Adulthood and Aging - Carola H. Mann Part IV: Psychopathology
14. Conceptions of Diagnosis and Character - Daniel F. Jones
15. Narcissism and Self-Disorder - John Fiscalini
16. Schizophrenia - Mark J. Blechner
17. Paranoia - John V. O'Leary and Robert I. Watson, Jr.
18. Borderline Conditions - Joseph Youngerman
19. Depression - Joerg Bose
20. Obsessionalism - M. Margit Winckler
21. Hysteria - Marylou Lionells
22. Psychosomatic Disoorders - George H. Kovallis
23. Addiction - Judith Brisman Part V: The Analytic Process
24. The Goals of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis - Carola H. Mann
25. Processes of Therapeutic Action and Change - Graham Kavanagh
26. Transference and Countertransference as Interpersonal Phenomena: An Introduction - John Fiscalini
27. The Clinical Analysis of Transference - John Fiscalini
28. Therapeutic Uses of Countertransference - Irwin Hirsch
29. Anonymity, Self-Disclosure, and Expressive Uses of the Analyst's Experience - Ira Moses and Maureen McGarty Part VI: Aspects of Technique
30. The Detailed Inquiry - Allan Cooper
31. The Nature and Use of Historical Data - Ruth R. Imber
32. Clinical Uses of Dreams - Kenneth Eisold
33. Working Through - Anite Tenzer Part VII: Special Topics
34. The Treatment of Children - Robert Gaines
35. Interpersonal Treatment of Adolescents - Stuart Kantor
36. The Relationship Between Interpersonal Psychoanalysis and Family Therapy - Richard B. Gartner
37. Cross-Cultural Issues in Interpersonal Psychoanalysis - Elizabeth Hegeman
38. Supervision - Clark Sugg
A Glossary of Interpersonal Psychoanalytic Concepts and Terms - Lawrence O. Brown | 
