In the Tracks of the Unseen; Memoirs of a Jungian Psychoanalyst

A memoir of conscience, trauma, healing, and individuation. With love as self-defining, this memoir moves from the author's childhood into her participation in the civil rights movement and on to a life as a single mother of a biracial child. With intimate portraits of personal analysis and analytic training, she documents the making of a Jungian analyst. Finally, as an analyst she describes the collision of the ethics of her profession with the ethics of love when she falls in love with one of my patients, a taboo and to date an untold story relegated to the silence of don’t ask, don’t tell.