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The following are the correct versions of passages in Murray Jackson's paper, in the last issue of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (Volume 7 No. 1) which were printed incorrectly (omitted or misplaced words in bold):
[page 5] ‘Where the psychodynamic perspective is missing, the patient may only be able to see his disastrous vulnerability as a catastrophic consequence of biological disorder, possibly of hereditary origin.’
[page 10] ‘At this point all available therapeutic modalities need to be considered.
These include
medication and other biological treatment;
family therapy, current and of origin;
couple and marital therapy;
individual and group psychotherapy;
…’
[page 12] ‘Attempts to integrate neurobiological and psychoanalytical knowledge in the care of psychotic individuals, and the promotion of a psychotherapeutic treatment approach, are likely to have profound consequences.’