Publications | Susan Bodnar

Bodnar, S. (2018) Hamilton: The “Activist Client” Is no Longer an
Academic Exercise. Psychoanalytic Dialogues (27) 6 p. 694 – 703

● Let’s Honor the Angels We Lost, In America/CNN.com

● What to Take Away from the Death of Trayvon Martin, In
America/CNN.com

● Bodnar, S. (1997) Gidget Goes to Sing-Sing: An Interpersonal
Therapeutic Approach to HIV-Positive Substance Abusers & Dances with Men In: Hope

and Mortality: Psychodynamic Approaches to AIDS and HIV, ed. Mark Blechner, Analytic Press: Hillsdale.

● Compassion in the Face of Disaster, in Self-Help Magazine: How to Create a Compassionate Business Community When Disaster Strikes; How to Create a Compassionate School Community When Disaster Strikes; The Compassionate Civic Organization in the Aftermath of Disaster, Communities Caring for Communities When Disaster Strikes, Creating a Compassionate Family When Disaster Strikes.

● Bodnar, S. (2004) The Castle, Soaring Words.

● Don’t Forget Where You Came From, InAmerica/CNN.com

● Learning from Baba’s Grocery List, InAmerica/CNN.com

● Bodnar, S. (2006) Buber in the Kitchen, Sh’ma, Fall.

● Bodnar, S. (1997) Dances with Men: The Impact of Multiple Losses in
My Practice of Psychoanalytically Informed Psychotherapy. In: Hope
and Mortality: Psychodynamic Approaches to AIDS and HIV, ed.
Mark Blechner, Analytic Press: Hillsdale, New Jersey.

● Bodnar, S. (2019) The Loss of Innocence: Confronting Class
Differences in the Practice of Psychotherapy. Journal of Clinical
Psychology.
● Bodnar, S (2018) November 8, 2016: The Day I Became a White
Clinician Journal of Clinical Psychology (74) 1
● Bodnar, S. (2015) Inside Out: Making Stories From Kaleidoscopic
Realities Psychoanalytic Dialogues 25 (6), p. 687 -693.
● The Uncomfortable Role White People Play in Diversity, CNN.com
● Poverty Numbers Don’t Tell the Whole Story, InAmerica/CNN.com
● When Being White Doesn’t Help, InAmerica/CNN.com
● Beer-Drinking Slouches and Latte-Sipping Elites,
InAmerica/CNN.com
● Live media: HuffPostLive: White In America.

Bodnar, S. (2024). The fierce urgency of now: The case for including the environmental field in clinical work. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 34(6), 795-811.
Bodnar, S. (2023) Introduction to the Special Issue: A Collaborative Definition of Ecotherapy. Ecopsychology.
Bodnar, S, et. al (2023) The Environment as an Object Relationship: A Two-Part Study. Ecopsychology.
Bodnar, S. (2011) “It’s Snowing Less”: Narratives of a Transformed Relationship Between Humans and their Environments. In Vital Signs: Psychological Responses to Ecological Crisis, ed. N.Totton & MJ Rust, Karnac Press.
Bodnar, S. (2008) Wasted and Bombed; Clinical Enactments of a Changing Relationship to EarthPsychoanalytic Dialogues 18 484-513.

Bodnar, S. (2007) It’s not easy being Green, Presentense, Spring, 39.
Bodnar, S. (2010) The Greening of 9D: One Upper West Side family’s experiment in sustainable living

The Jewish Week, June 25, p. 36.

Bodnar. S. (2009) Contributions to The Jew and the Carrot.

● Bodnar, S. (2018) Dialogues of the Heart, Living and Trusting
Through Moments of Betrayal. Psychoanalytic Dialogues (5), p.
581-585.

● Bodnar, S. (2017) Horton Hears a Who and I Do Too!
Psychoanalytic Dialogues (27) 2, p. 127-130
● Bodnar, S. (2006) I’m in the Milk and the Milk’s in me: Eros in the
Clinical relationship, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 16, 45-89.
● Bodnar, S. (2005) Reflections upon the Roundtable Discussion on
Culture,¬†Psychoanalytic Perspectives 2, 15-17.
● Bodnar, S. (2004) Review of Schopenhauer’s Porcupines: Intimacy
and its Dilemmas, Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society 9, 360-362.
● Bodnar, S. (2004) “Remember Where You Come From”: Dissociative
Process in Multicultural Individuals, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 14,
581-603.
● Bodnar, S. (2005) Standing Outside the Space: The Voice of a Real
Person, Psychoanalytic Activist 11.

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