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    • To explore the significance of material-signifiers in in-person psychoanalytic work.
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    • To address patient hesitancy in returning to in-person sessions.

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    • Clinical case examples illustrating materiality and in-person dynamics.
    • Extension of Bleger's concepts to contemporary psychoanalytic practice.
    • Discussion of phenomena like "ghosting" and "constitutive absence" in the context of returning to in-person work.

    Main Results:

    • In-person interactions provide unique, non-substitutable psychological material.
    • The pandemic introduced new dynamics, making "nonprocess" a potential "process."
    • Patient reluctance to return to in-person sessions is linked to "constitutive absence" and the irreducible nature of embodied presence.

    Conclusions:

    • Materiality and physical presence are crucial, irreplaceable elements in psychoanalysis.
    • The return to in-person work evokes fundamental aspects of human interaction and presence.
    • Understanding "ghosting" and "constitutive absence" is key to navigating the transition back to in-person psychoanalytic practice.