Faculty Publications from the NJI Community

Editor-in-Chief, Clio’s Psyche

Freud, Jung, and Jonah: Religion and the Birth of the Psychoanalytic Periodical

Recent articles

• 2017. “Schizoid Fantasy: Refuge or Transitional Location?” Clinical Social Work, 46(1), 42-47.
• 2018. “The False Memory Inquisition.” Clio’s Psyche, 24(3), 332-339.
• 2019. “Masud Khan: The Outrageous Chapter Four.” Psychoanalytic Review, 106(4), 489-508.
• 2025. “Masud Khan: A Collated Personality.” Psychoanalytic Review, 112(1), 87-116.
• 2025. “Feudalism or Alienation? With Thoughts on the Function of Aggression in Masud Khan’s Failed Analysis with Donald Winnicott. Commentary on Ilene Philipson’s ‘The Radical Otherness of Masud Khan.’” Psychoanalytic Perspectives, 22(3).

Books

• 2012. Trauma in Personality Disorder: A Clinician’s Handbook – The Masterson Approach. Bloomington, IN: Authorhouse.
• 2021. The Unanswered Self: The Masterson Approach to the Healing of Personality Disorders. London: Karnac Books.
• 2026. With Linda Hopkins, eds. Diary of a Fallen Psychoanalyst: The Work Books of Masud Khan, Vol. 2. London: Karnac Books (in press).

Suzanne Saldarini, Dream Work: A Psychoanalytic Perspective, NetCE. Sacramento California, 02/01/22

• Burton N. Seitler’s Edited Book: From Cradle to Couch: Essays in Honor of the Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology of Sylvia Brody. [Eds. Burton N. Seitler & Kim S. Kleinman]. NY: IP Books, 2017.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Book Chapter – ADHD: What we have been told ain’t necessarily so (2022). In, Deconstructing ADHD: Mental disorder or social construct. [Ed. Eric Maisel], The Ethics International Press.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Book Chapter – A tribute to Michael Eigen’s brave opposition to a legacy of dogma, torture, and manufactured truth. In, Healing, Rebirth, and the Work of Michael Eigen. Eds. [Ken Fuchsman & Keri S. Cohen]. New York: Routledge Publishers, 2021.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Book Chapter – Sophistry and ADHD: The dual myths of organicity and biochemical imbalance and the ensuing medication tidal wave. In, From Cradle to Couch: Essays in Honor of the Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology of Sylvia Brody. [Eds. Burton N. Seitler & Kim S. Kleinman]. NY: IP Books, 2017.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Book Chapter – Is ADHD a real neurological disorder or collection of psychosocial symptomatic behaviors? In, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Integration of Cognitive, Neuropsychological, and Psychodynamic Perspectives in Psychotherapy. [Ed. Francine Conway]. London: Routledge Books, 2014.

Recent publications:

• Burton N. Seitler’s Article Chapter – Multiple Metaphorical Meanings of Sandy’s Dream: A Qualitative Analysis. JASPER (2021-23)., 5(1), 65-78.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Article Chapter – Psychoanalysis/Art, Physics/Psychophysics, and a Parable: A response to Arnold Richards, M.D. International Journal of Controversial Issues, 2020-1, Issue 4.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Article Chapter – Rifts, Ruptures and Rips in America’s Social Fabric. JASPER (2020), 4(1), 1-5.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Article Chapter – Ethnic humor: Boon, bane, or both? A proposal for measuring its effects on belonging and attitudes. JASPER, (2020), 4(1), 141-152.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Article Chapter – Seitler-Chatterjee Assessment of Sleep States (SCASS): Proposal for a Pilot Study. JASPER, 2021-23, 5(1), 79-90.
• Burton N. Seitler’s Article Chapter – Algorithmic bias inherent in artificial intelligence may discriminate against people of color. JASPER, (2019-20), 3(2), 7-12.

Freud’s Irma Dream, the Origin of Psychoanalysis, and a Bloody Nose

• Winograd, W. (2024). The Paradox of PTSD: Call for Social Change or Individual Pathology? Review of Psychiatry, Politics and PTSD: Breaking Down by Janice Haaken. Psychoanalytic Social Work. 
• Winograd, W. (2022). Connection and separation reconsidered: Challenges and opportunities in the new world of digital communication. In M. Jarrette-Kenny & M. Jaffe (Eds.), Social work in the age of disconnection: Narrative case studies. Routledge. 
• Winograd, W. (2018). Review of The Mother-Infant Interaction Picture Book: Origins of Attachment by Beatrice Beebe, Phyllis Cohen, & Frank Lachmann, Illustrated by Dillon Yothers. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly (87)4. 
• Winograd, W. (2018). Review of The dissociative mind in psychoanalysis: Understanding and working with trauma. Psychoanalytic Social Work. DOI: 10.1080/15228878.2017.1413665 
• Jaffe, M., Floersch, J., Longhofer, J. & Winograd, W. (2017). The social work and k-12 schools casebook: Phenomenological perspectives. New York: Routledge. 
• Winograd, W. (2017). Resuming the forward edge of development: Psychoanalytically informed school-based intervention. In M. Jaffe, J. Floersch, J. Longhofer & W. Winograd (Eds.),The social work and k-12 schools casebook: Phenomenological perspectives (29-45). New York: Routledge.
• Winograd, W. (2017). Review of Nourishing the inner lives of clinicians and humanitarians: The ethical turn in psychoanalysis, by Donna Orange and What about me?: The struggle for identity in a market-based society, by Paul Verhaeghe. Psychoanalytic Quarterly. 
• Winograd, W. (2016). Demeter’s compromise: Separation, loss and reconnection in mothers with daughters entering adulthood. Psychoanalytic Social Work, 23 (1) 23-41. 
• Winograd, W. (2014). The wish to be a boy: Gender dysphoria and identity confusion in a self-identified transgender adolescent. Psychoanalytic Social Work 21(1-2), 55-74.
• Winograd, W. (2010). Persephone rising: Struggles in female adolescent development in the aftermath of rape. Clinical Social Work Journal 38(3), 286-297.
• Winograd, W. (2006). The culture of adolescence. Forum.
• Winograd, W. (2005). The dead parents’ society: The story of a lunchtime bereavement group in a culture of denial. Viewpoints in Psychoanalysis.
• Winograd, W. (1991). Confidence and learning: Exploring the whole child for the whole of life. Friends Select Journal.