Rosa Spagnolo, MD, is a neurologist and psychiatrist for children, psychotherapist for children and adolescents, psychoanalyst and Full Member of Italian Psychoanalytical Society (SPI) and the IPA.

Foreword: Making the best of a bad job Silvio Merciai

Section I: Neuropsychoanalysis from Dream to Case Studies

Chapter One: Gateways into the dream Rosa Spagnolo

Chapter Two: Foundations of addiction: Dysregulated SEEKING and PANIC processes Maggie Zellner

Chapter Three: Depression in Neuropsychoanalysis: Why Does Depression Feel Bad? Mark Solms

Chapter Four: The case study in Neuropsychoanalysis: A bridge between the objective and the subjective? Christian E. Salas, Martin Casassus, and Oliver H. Turnbull

Section II: Impact on clinical session

Chapter Five: Psychoanalytic treatment of panic attacks: listening to the emotional system Rosa Spagnolo

Chapter Six: What does "really want" a patient with gambling addiction? Tiziana Bastianini

Chapter Seven: Going through grief to move away from depression Paolo Chiari

Chapter Eight: What can neuroscience contribute to the interpretation of dreams and their working through? A clinical Case Francesco Castellet y Ballarà

Conclusions: Bridging the gap Claudia Spadazzi