★Dr. Giuseppe Civitarese, a distinguished analyst and member of leading psychoanalytic associations, has written the foreword and endorsed this book.
★This book addresses modern challenges in digital-era psychoanalysis, offering innovative solutions for remote diagnosis, treatment, and digital communication (e.g., text messages and online interactions). It analyzes atypical cases to develop adaptive strategies for special populations like pre-adolescent children and non-verbal patients.
★The book emphasizes reconstructing the therapeutic framework by integrating digital behavior with individual needs, creating an approach that is both rigorous and empathetic. It explores the balance between technological rationality and humanistic care in modern psychoanalysis.

In today's psychoanalytic practice, there is a pressing need to transcend traditional frameworks and explore more inclusive treatment methodologies. What specific strategies should be employed for pre-adolescent children? How can effective interventions be developed for patients who struggle to articulate or are unable to express their inner feelings? Is remote psychoanalysis a viable treatment option? What approaches should be adopted for patients who frequently engage in digital communication, such as sending text messages or searching for analysts' information online?
Issues once regarded as peripheral to psychoanalysis have now become central to clinical practice. This book synthesizes insights gained from non-traditional contexts, aiming to extend beyond conventional therapies and explore new frontiers. As professionals, analysts face the dual challenge of adapting personally to evolving therapeutic environments while constructing an inclusive psychoanalytic framework that accommodates the unique needs of each patient.

Luca Nicoli, psychologist and psychoanalyst, he is a member of the Italian Psychoanalytic Society and the International Psychoanalytic Association. He also serves as an editorial board member of the "Italian Psychoanalytic Journal". Passionate about psychoanalysis, he tirelessly spreads it. He works in Modena as a consultant, psychotherapist and clinical supervisor. He has lectured at universities, master's and specialized schools, and has published many psychological works.