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Object relations (Psychoanalysis)

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Object relations couple therapy

David E. Scharff

1991

Repairing intimacy

Judith P. Siegel

1992

Treatment of the masochistic personality

Marolyn Wells, Glickauf-Hughes Cheryl, Cheryl Glickauf-Hughes

1995

Working the organizing experience

Lawrence E. Hedges

1994

The pearl beyond price

A. H. Almaas

1988

The sexual relationship

David E. Scharff

1982

Object relations therapy

Sheldon Cashdan

1988

Object relations and self psychology

Michael St Clair, Jodie Wigren

2000

Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis

Peter Fonagy

2001

Object relations individual therapy

Jill Savege Scharff

1998

The Shadow of the Object

Christopher Bollas

1987

Attachment, intimacy, autonomy

Jeremy Holmes

1996

Borderline and other self disorders

Donald B. Rinsley

1982

Object-relations theory and clinical psychoanalysis

Otto F. Kernberg

1976

Empirical perspectives on object relations theory

Robert F. Bornstein, Joseph M. Masling

1994

Psychoanalytic studies of the personality

W. Ronald D. Fairbairn

1981

Pre-Object Relatedness

Ivri Kumin

1996

The Abusive Personality

Donald G. Dutton

2007

Object relations and the developing ego in therapy

Althea J. Horner

1979

Intelligence and affectivity in early childhood

Thérèse Gouin Décarie

1965

The self and the ego in psychotherapy

N. Gregory Hamilton

1996

Violent attachments

J. Reid Meloy

1992

Relationality

Stephen A. Mitchell

2000

Self and others

N. Gregory Hamilton

1987

Psychotherapy of the disorders of the self

James F. Masterson

1989

Ritual and Spontaneity in the Psychoanalytic Process

Irwin Z. Hoffman

1998

The Primer of Object Relations Therapy

Scharff Jill Savege

1995

I'm only bleeding

Block, Alan A.

1997

Relational psychoanalysis

Mitchell, Stephen A.

1999

Mélanie Klein

Jean-Michel Petot

1990

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