Volume 37 · Number 4
APRIL 2007
Psychodynamics, Brain Function, Unconscious Processes, and Appreciation
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This issue of Psychiatric Annals has as its focus the Neurobiology of the Unconscious. Our guest editors, George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD, and Bernard D. Beitman, MD, and their contributors, once again provide a delightfully rich integration of useful clinical concepts by relating psychodynamic principles to scientific studies of brain function.
The Neurobiology of the Unconscious
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD;
Bernard D. Beitman, MD
A 9-year-old Boy Taken in Restraints from School to the Hospital by the Police
George Isaac, MD;
Aparna Udyawar, MD
Face to Face: The Neural Basis of Social Mirroring and Empathy
Marco Iacoboni, MD, PhD
Mapping the Unconscious in the Brain
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD;
Bernard D. Beitman, MD
Unconscious Role-induction: Implications for Psychotherapy
Bernard D. Beitman, MD;
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD
Unconscious Enactments in Psychotherapy
Glen O. Gabbard, MD
The Autobiographical Self: Who We Know and Who We Are
Barton J. Blinder, MD, PhD
The Return of the Unconscious
Aaron Kheriaty, MD
