| Sumario: | This book explores the adaptation and transformation of psychoanalytic practice in the digital age, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Compiled by Dr. Mónica Cruppi, it presents the insights and experiences of various psychoanalysts on conducting therapy sessions online using platforms like Skype and Messenger. The book addresses the challenges and opportunities of virtual therapy, including the impact on the therapeutic relationship, the modification of psychoanalytic techniques, and the emotional responses of both therapists and patients to this new mode of interaction. It serves as a guide for mental health professionals navigating the evolving landscape of digital therapy, providing tools and resources for adult, child, couple, and group therapy. The work reflects on the broader implications of virtual psychoanalysis in a rapidly changing world.
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