title: Seeing  in Intimacy and Psychotherapy
author: J.D. Gill Ph.D.
description: J.D. Gill is a clinical psychologist at the University of Utah. She is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychology, a Clinical Professor of Counseling Psychology, and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry in the University of Utah School of Medicine. Dr. Gill maintains a busy practice at the University of Utah. Dr. Gill has degrees in English Literature, Philosophy, and two post docs in psychoanalytic psychotherapy. She studied in the Writing Program at the University of Utah. She has been a practicing psychologist for over forty years and has presented over five hundred seminars, lectures, workshops, and papers. A world traveler, Dr. Gill has actively sought to experience multiple viewpoints and perspectives.
zlib_text: NEAR	
    
  and	
    
  FAR	
    
  CLOSENESS	
    AND	
    DISTANCE	
    IN	
    PSYCHOTHERAPY	
    
  By	
    
  Martin	
    S.	
    Livingston,	
    Ph.D.	
    
  
  CONTENTS	
    
  • 1	
    •	
    THIS	
    IS	
    NEAR	
    AND	
    THIS	
    IS	
    FAR	
    ......................................................................................................	
    3
  • 2	
    •	
    THE	
    ROOM	
    ....................................................................................................................................	
    13
  • 3	
    •	
    SPECULATIONS	
    ON	
    TREATMENT	
    OF	
    MASOCHISM	
    AS	
    AN	
    EGO	
    DEFENSE	
    ...........................	
    28
  • 4	
    •	
    WORKING	
    THROUGH	
    IN	
    RELATION	
    TO	
    MASOCHISM	
    AS	
    A	
    REFUSAL	
    TO	
    MOURN	
    ............	
    40
  • 5	
    •	
    HATE,	
    LOVE	
    AND	
    THE	
    HUMAN	
    CONDITION	
    (A	
    PSYCHOANALYSTS	
    REFLECTIONS	
    UPON
  READING	
    ROMAIN	
    GARY’S	
    WHITE	
    DOG)	
    ....................................................................................	
    51	
    
  • 6	
    •	
    