Endings

Endings
N° 155, 2022/1 - 218 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Sophie Braun, Laurence Lacour, Christian Marnette
Pages 7 to 20

Our collective relationship to time during the Covid-19 pandemic: endings, monotony and the digitization of experience

By Robert Tyminski
Pages 21 to 39

Diying to be born at last

By Sophie Braun
Pages 41 to 56

An unhealable wound: left by suicide

By Claire Allphin
Pages 57 to 59

On endings

By Henri Peyre
Pages 61 to 68

(Re) Creative ending sessions…

By Patrick Joulain
Pages 69 to 80

Passing in many senses: from Yama to the analyst’s office

By Sylvie Regad
Pages 81 to 92

Is this the end of analytical psychology?

By Betty Sacco German
Pages 93 to 105

The end of institutional psychotherapy

By Frédéric Gelly
Pages 107 to 112

Saying goodbye to childhood’s home

By Sophie Carquain
Pages 113 to 131

Once upon a time... defunct ends and hungers

By Ève Pilyser
Pages 133 to 151

Retirement as an Odyssey

By Anasthasia Blanché
Pages 153 to 157

Energy and slowness

By Aimé Agnel
Pages 159 to 171

The unfinished

By Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis
Pages 173 to 182

The end of a captivating friendship

By Flore Delapalme
Pages 183 to 189

From the end of analysis to the end of life, the symbol always

By Mariette Mignet
Pages 191 to 196

Finishing – Betraying?

By Élisabeth Conesa
Pages 197 to 197

Tribute to Claire Dorly

By Karen Hainsworth
Pages 199 to 201

Tribute to Hester McFarland Solomon

By George Bright
Pages 203 to 209

Notepad

Pages 211 to 214

Journal review