Brent Willock, PhD, Founding President, Toronto Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis. Board Member, Canadian Institute for Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy; Faculty, Institute for the Advancement of Self Psychology; Advisory Board, International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Ionas Sapountzis, PhD, Director of the School Psychology program and faculty member and supervisor in the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Child, Adolescent and Family Psychotherapy programs, and Associate Professor at the Derner Institute, Adelphi University.Rebecca Coleman Curtis, PhD, Supervisor of Psychotherapy with the Chinese-American Psychoanalytic Alliance and author of Desire, Self, Mind and the Psychotherapies: Unifying Psychological Science and Psychoanalysis.

• Introduction Ionas Sapountzis & Rebecca Coleman CurtisKnowing through Dreams Dreams: The Known, Unknown, Being Known and Learning to Know Robert I. Watson, Jr. The Escape from Alligator Mom Robert Akeret Failure to Launch: Waiting to be Known/Dreading Being Known Stephen Hyman On Knowing the Future Brent Willock Knowing Through Appearances5. The Secrets of Eating and the Eating of Secrets: Daring to be Known Jean Petrucelli6. The Analytic Dialogue: Looking at and Listening to Each Other Anita Weinreb KatzDreading and Longing to be Known7. The Little Girl and Detective Monk Ionas Sapountzis8. I won’t know you if you won’t know me: Irrelationship and the Benefits of Bad Relationships Mark B. Borg, Jr., Grant H. Brenner, & Daniel BerryThe Analyst’s Ways of Knowing and Communicating9. Knowing and Being Known: The Effect of the Analyst’s Affection Dan Perlitz10. Winnicott’s True Self/False Self Concept: Using Countertransference to Uncover the True Self MaryBeth Cresci11. Knowing Myself Through Knowing Him Harriette Kaley12. Spiritual Knowing, Not Knowing, and Being Known Nina CerfolioKnowing in the Contemporary Sociocultural Context13. Income Inequality and Psychoanalytic Practice: An Unexamined Juxtaposition John O’Leary14. Invisible Immigration: Family Building across Borders and Bodies Anne Malavé15. Madoff’s Family Business: If the Sons Didn’t Know. Psychodynamics of a Financial Fraud Claudia Diez 16. Catfishing: The New Impostor Danielle KnafoThe Known Analyst17. The Therapist Revealed: Who Knows What, When? Bruce Hammer18. Dialectics of Desire: Longing and Fear of Being ‘Known’ in the Injured Analyst Marsha Aileen HewittNo Longer Known 19. The Altered Brain and the Illusion of Knowing J. Gail White & Michelle Flax20. The Unrecognized Analyst Jeffrey Sacks Concluding Thoughts Ionas Sapountzis

Brent Willock, PhD, Founding President, Toronto Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis. Board Member, Canadian Institute for Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy; Faculty, Institute for the Advancement of Self Psychology; Advisory Board, International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Ionas Sapountzis, PhD, Director of the School Psychology program and faculty member and supervisor in the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Child, Adolescent and Family Psychotherapy programs, and Associate Professor at the Derner Institute, Adelphi University.Rebecca Coleman Curtis, PhD, Supervisor of Psychotherapy with the Chinese-American Psychoanalytic Alliance and author of Desire, Self, Mind and the Psychotherapies: Unifying Psychological Science and Psychoanalysis.

• Introduction Ionas Sapountzis & Rebecca Coleman CurtisKnowing through Dreams Dreams: The Known, Unknown, Being Known and Learning to Know Robert I. Watson, Jr. The Escape from Alligator Mom Robert Akeret Failure to Launch: Waiting to be Known/Dreading Being Known Stephen Hyman On Knowing the Future Brent Willock Knowing Through Appearances5. The Secrets of Eating and the Eating of Secrets: Daring to be Known Jean Petrucelli6. The Analytic Dialogue: Looking at and Listening to Each Other Anita Weinreb KatzDreading and Longing to be Known7. The Little Girl and Detective Monk Ionas Sapountzis8. I won’t know you if you won’t know me: Irrelationship and the Benefits of Bad Relationships Mark B. Borg, Jr., Grant H. Brenner, & Daniel BerryThe Analyst’s Ways of Knowing and Communicating9. Knowing and Being Known: The Effect of the Analyst’s Affection Dan Perlitz10. Winnicott’s True Self/False Self Concept: Using Countertransference to Uncover the True Self MaryBeth Cresci11. Knowing Myself Through Knowing Him Harriette Kaley12. Spiritual Knowing, Not Knowing, and Being Known Nina CerfolioKnowing in the Contemporary Sociocultural Context13. Income Inequality and Psychoanalytic Practice: An Unexamined Juxtaposition John O’Leary14. Invisible Immigration: Family Building across Borders and Bodies Anne Malavé15. Madoff’s Family Business: If the Sons Didn’t Know. Psychodynamics of a Financial Fraud Claudia Diez 16. Catfishing: The New Impostor Danielle KnafoThe Known Analyst17. The Therapist Revealed: Who Knows What, When? Bruce Hammer18. Dialectics of Desire: Longing and Fear of Being ‘Known’ in the Injured Analyst Marsha Aileen HewittNo Longer Known 19. The Altered Brain and the Illusion of Knowing J. Gail White & Michelle Flax20. The Unrecognized Analyst Jeffrey Sacks Concluding Thoughts Ionas Sapountzis

Brent Willock, PhD, Founding President, Toronto Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis. Board Member, Canadian Institute for Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy; Faculty, Institute for the Advancement of Self Psychology; Advisory Board, International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Ionas Sapountzis, PhD, Director of the School Psychology program and faculty member and supervisor in the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Child, Adolescent and Family Psychotherapy programs, and Associate Professor at the Derner Institute, Adelphi University.Rebecca Coleman Curtis, PhD, Supervisor of Psychotherapy with the Chinese-American Psychoanalytic Alliance and author of Desire, Self, Mind and the Psychotherapies: Unifying Psychological Science and Psychoanalysis.

• Introduction Ionas Sapountzis & Rebecca Coleman CurtisKnowing through Dreams Dreams: The Known, Unknown, Being Known and Learning to Know Robert I. Watson, Jr. The Escape from Alligator Mom Robert Akeret Failure to Launch: Waiting to be Known/Dreading Being Known Stephen Hyman On Knowing the Future Brent Willock Knowing Through Appearances5. The Secrets of Eating and the Eating of Secrets: Daring to be Known Jean Petrucelli6. The Analytic Dialogue: Looking at and Listening to Each Other Anita Weinreb KatzDreading and Longing to be Known7. The Little Girl and Detective Monk Ionas Sapountzis8. I won’t know you if you won’t know me: Irrelationship and the Benefits of Bad Relationships Mark B. Borg, Jr., Grant H. Brenner, & Daniel BerryThe Analyst’s Ways of Knowing and Communicating9. Knowing and Being Known: The Effect of the Analyst’s Affection Dan Perlitz10. Winnicott’s True Self/False Self Concept: Using Countertransference to Uncover the True Self MaryBeth Cresci11. Knowing Myself Through Knowing Him Harriette Kaley12. Spiritual Knowing, Not Knowing, and Being Known Nina CerfolioKnowing in the Contemporary Sociocultural Context13. Income Inequality and Psychoanalytic Practice: An Unexamined Juxtaposition John O’Leary14. Invisible Immigration: Family Building across Borders and Bodies Anne Malavé15. Madoff’s Family Business: If the Sons Didn’t Know. Psychodynamics of a Financial Fraud Claudia Diez 16. Catfishing: The New Impostor Danielle KnafoThe Known Analyst17. The Therapist Revealed: Who Knows What, When? Bruce Hammer18. Dialectics of Desire: Longing and Fear of Being ‘Known’ in the Injured Analyst Marsha Aileen HewittNo Longer Known 19. The Altered Brain and the Illusion of Knowing J. Gail White & Michelle Flax20. The Unrecognized Analyst Jeffrey Sacks Concluding Thoughts Ionas Sapountzis