Psychotherapy and medication Book

	Acknowledgment
	Contributors
	Introduction
Pt. I	Analysis of the Resistance to Combined Treatment	1
1	The Psychology of Psychopharmacology	3
2	Toward an Integrative Model	11
3	Will Neurobiology Influence Psychoanalysis?	35
Pt. II	Dynamics of Psychopharmacotherapy	51
4	Adverse Response to Neuroleptics in Schizophrenia	53
5	The Effect of Lithium on Manic Attacks	69
6	Medication and Transitional Phenomena	87
7	Pills as Transitional Objects	109
8	How Does Psychiatric Drug Therapy Work?	121
9	The Borderline Disorder	135
10	On Beginning with Patients Who Require Medication	161
Pt. III	Integration in Clinical Practice	183
11	Treatment of Depression	185
12	Countertransference Aspects in the Treatment of Schizophrenia	199
13	The Challenge of Integration	215
14	Medication Consultation and Split Treatment During Psychotherapy	225
15	Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Use of Medication for Mental Illness	239
16	Depression: When Is Psychotherapy Not Enough?	255
Pt. IV	Case Presentations	269
17	An Effect of Pharmacotherapy on the Psychoanalytic Process	271
18	Transference and the Beta-Adrenergic Receptor	279
19	Analyzing a Rapid Cycler: Can the Transference Keep Up?	291
	Credits	313
	Index	317