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This is the second book in this remarkable series, remarkable in its bringing together of views and practice from all over Europe a tribute to the European Federation for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and personally to Brian Martindale for his unfailing energy in founding the EFPP and then furthering its work. The first title is Countertransference in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents.
This practical volume on supervision is timely in the current climate of audit and justification of models of practice, and coming just when the focus is about to fall on supervision, whether as the next component of accepted psychoanalytic training and practice to be scrutinised or whether it is within the current debate about confidentiality and where the proper boundaries of this lie.
The monograph grew out of a very well attended and successful EFPP conference in Toledo in Span which showed that the emphasis on supervision was needed from within the profession as well as from without.
The book is introduced by a foreword from Robert Wallerstein which is characteristically enlightening and succinct, cleverly informing even the editors about what they have achieved by listing the early chapters in a slightly different