look at :Key psychoanalytic findings are the connection between loss and depression and the importance of working through experiences of separation and loss. Focus on the etiology of depression, and the role of mourning from the perspective of traditional psychoanalysis( S. Freud and M. Klien) and attachment theory( J.Bowlby) to more contemporary ideas of psychodanamic thinking( P.Fonagy) .Also why the subject is interesting for the writer and what it brings. The essay has to have a a clear structure and include an introduction, main text with subheadings and a conclusion. The academic content must include course materials , evidence of independent research with primary and secondary sources and an original and creative approach to the subject and critical analysis using appropriate conceptual frameworks. The essay must show and advanced and sophisticated level of theoretical knowledge and showing the applicability of ideas to clinical practice through case example. Self-reflexibility plus showing that I have an awareness of my own bias and sensitivity to diversity and prejudice.What are my thoughts and how I understand them ? Freud, S. (1917[1955]). Mourning and Melancholia. Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud Vol XIV. Strachey, J. (Ed). London: Hogarth Press Bollas, C. (1999) Chapter 9: Dead Mother, Dead Child in The Mystery of Things. London & New York: Routledge Fonagy, P. (2001). Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis. New York: Other Press Marrone, M. and Cortina, M. (Eds) (2002). Attachment and the Psychoanalytic Process. London: Whurr Coyne, J. (Ed) (1985). Essential Papers on Depression. New York University Press Bowlby, J. (1981). Attachment and Loss volume