Name It, Claim It, and Tame It.

The article presents Chapter Eleven of the book "Klein in the Trenches: Working With Disturbed Patients," by Robert Waska. It highlights the role of analytic observation in facing off transference of borderline, narcissistic, and neurotic patients as it explains how they use place, control, or view one's self and object. Moreover, the case material shows that patients are more open to hearing interpretations about the meaning and nature of their acting out and anxiety.