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Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's “Case of Emily”

This discussion underscores and expands on the use of complex systems theory concepts to discuss the presentation of the case of Emily, a “good” patient. Using various vignettes from the case, the author illustrates the utility of using both constructions of a single experiential moment, as well as the explanatory concepts of nonlinear dynamic systems theory, to understand and guide deep analytic work.