Psychoanalytic Practice Development

Arnold Rothstein,
212-799-4355

M.D David Frank, M.D.
212-986-2500

There is no required reading, only recommended/optional reading.

* = Available on P.E.P.

1) Rothstein, A. (1990), “On beginning with a reluctant patient.” On Beginning an Analysis; ed. T. Jacobs & A. Rothstein. Madison CT. I.U.P. pp 153-162

*2)Rothstein, A. (1992), “Observations on the Utility of Couples therapy conducted by a psychoanalyst.” PSA. Q., 61:519-541

3) Jacobs, T. & Rothstein, A. (ed.) (1990) On Beginning an Analysis, Madison Ct. I.U.P.

4) Rothstein, A. (1998), Psychoanalytic Technique and the Creation of Analytic Patients. 2nd Ed. Madision Ct. I.U.P.

*5) Rothstein, A. (1994), “A perspective on doing a consultation and making the recommendation of analysis to a prospective analysand.” PSA. Q. , 63: 680-695

*6) Rothstein, A. (1995), “On beginning analysis with patients who are reluctant to pay the analyst’s fee.” PSA. Q. , 64: 306-325

*7) Bornstein, M. (ed.) (2001) “Where have all the Patients Gone?” Essays inspired by Arnold Rothstein’s Psychoanalytic Technique and the Creation of Analytic Patients. PSA. Inquiry.

* = Available on P.E.P.

JAPA – Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association
PQ- Psychoanalytic Quarterly