J. Timothy Davis, PhD – Challenging Boys: A Proven Plan for Keeping Your Cool and Helping Your Son Thrive
Book purchases can be made here About the Book In Challenging Boys: A Proven Plan for Keeping Your Cool and Helping Your Son Thrive, Timothy Davis draws on his experience as a child and family psychologist, father of three, and volunteer firefighter to help parents remain calm and in control even when it feels like the house is on fire during yet another meltdown. Like a firefighter, Davis teaches parents how to create a plan ahead of time to prepare for emergencies. He shows how to identify and manage specific triggers, recognize...
read moreJournal Articles and Book Chapters by BPSI Authors
If you would like to be featured on our blog, please email librarian Nina Rabkina at library@bpsi.org to have your works added! 2026 Anthony Bram, PhD, ABAP, FABP Pope, K.K., & Bram, A.D. (2026). The disappearing child analyst: From impasse to transformation as viewed from psychoanalytic field theory. Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 79(1), 83-98. https://doi.org/10.1080/00797308.2025.2596558 Fred Busch, PhD Busch, F. (2026). Musings on Psychoanalytic Education. Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 74(4), 453-471....
read moreThe Climate Crisis and Beyond in the Consulting Room
Book purchases can be made here. About the Book With contributions from Elizabeth Allured, Teresa Cochran, Martina Gast, Wendy Greenspun, Daniel Jacobs, Delia Kostner, Ines Schelhas, Daniel Sherrell, Penelope Starr-Karlin, Rita Teusch, and John Turtz, this volume covers a wide variety of topics related to patients’ response to the state of our planet. The book addresses clinicians’ climate awareness and comfort addressing climate-related emotions. It offers insights into how psychoanalytic psychotherapists might broaden their thinking about...
read moreA Developmentally-Sensitive Approach to the Assessment and Treatment of Dissociation in Children and Adolescents
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Steven H. Cooper – Psychoanalysis in Play: Expanding Psychoanalytic Concepts from a Play Perspective
Book purchases can be made here. About the book: In this book, Steven H. Cooper expands on his thinking of psychoanalysis as a form of play and the implications of this for theory and clinical practice. The most important activities of the analyst as a usable object for the patient have to do with finding the patient’s creative elements of self. Cooper illuminates this process of finding within both patient and analyst. He illuminates how play processes occur in relation to such concepts as defense, temporality, and neutrality within the...
read moreSteven H. Cooper, Christopher G. Lovett (Eds.) – Winnicott’s Letter to Bion: Playing, Dreaming, and Beyond
Book purchases can be made here About the Book Winnicott’s Letter to Bion presents reflections on a fascinating moment in the history of psychoanalytic thinking. Donald Winnicott’s letter, sent on October 5, 1967, and conveying thoughts about two of Wilfred Bion’s papers, never received a response. In this book, international contributors elaborate on the contents of the letter, overlapping and divergent projects of the two psychoanalysts, and the meaning of Bion’s silence. The chapters consider topics including the historical context of...
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