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This section has been updated to reflect the free access to Abstracts now online. The new format will include the article title, author's name and relevant weblink, rather than the full abstract. Where the title is not self-explanatory, a brief note of clarification is added. The section will continue to be as comprehensive and inclusive as possible. The endeavour is to be fully representative in terms of the various different schools of analytic practice, interdisciplinary cutting-edge collaborative developments, dialogue between private and institutional practice and also between analytic and other therapeutic methods. The intention is therefore to reflect, along with contemporary thinking on clinical issues, the changing perspectives on professional, historical, cultural and political issues, in keeping with the Journal's Aims and Scope.
Journal of Analytical Psychology
by Joann Culbert-Koehn, Los Angeles, USA
by Jean Knox, London, UK
Journal of Child Psychotherapy
The inheritance of loss [Discusses, with clinical cases, how the death of an infant or child affects the maternal attachment to surviving children, and how the trauma may be expressed through the surviving child's body] by Jo Goldsmith and Helena Cowen, Oxted, UK
American Imago
by Robert S Wallerstein. Belvedere, CA, USA
by Adrienne E Harris, New York, NY, USA
International Forum of Psychoanalysis