Siblings

Edited By Beata Maciejewska, Katarzyna Skrzypek, Zuzanna Stadnicka-Dmitriew

Series Editor’s Preface

Foreword

Introduction

Sibling: Intruder or Newcomer

Sibling rivalry: psychoanalytic aspects and institutional implications

Siblings in psychotherapy: a report from a preliminary psychoanalytic research project

Therapeutic group—almost like a family: a few comments on siblings

The intransience of the sibling bond: a relational and family systems view

Moses, Aaron, Miriam: integrative sibling relation

Growing up with a Sick or Disabled Sibling

The disabled child’s siblings and parents: dealing with the impact of the birth of a disabled sibling: a case study

The disabled child’s siblings and parents: the ghost sibling

The disabled child’s siblings and parents: their predicaments

A family under a microscope: about the influence of family ties through DNA

Loss of a Sibling

The transgenerational pattern of trauma transmission

A sister is being murdered

Casting a long shadow: implications of sibling loss

Transference and Countertransference Related to Siblinghood

The actual twin and the imaginary subject

The lost twin: on various types of reaction to having a twin sibling

Experiences with siblings in early childhood: specific forms of transference and countertransference in therapeutic processes

Lateral vs. Vertical: The Intertwining of the Two Perspectives

Envy, jealousy, love, and generosity in sibling relations: the impact of sibling relations on future family relations

The fraternal complex in the Under Five Service

Ghosts in sibling rivalry

“We are unbeatable.” The relation between siblings seen as an opportunity or as a retreat: talking about the Oedipus complex—is that old-fashioned?

The psychotherapists’ relation with their own siblings as a factor shaping the therapeutic relation

Maciejewska, Beata

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