Issue 120 articlesGoals in Therapy: A Round Table Discussionp. 3Harold KelmanGoals in Therapyp. 4Oskar DiethelmGoals in Therapyp. 6Elizabeth KilpatrickGoals in Therapyp. 9Nathan W. AckermanGoals in Therapyp. 15Frederick A. WeissGoals in Therapyp. 18Rudolf DreikursKaren Horney On Psychoanalytic TechniqueAims of Psychoanalytic Therapyp. 24Ralph SlaterUnderstanding the Patient as the Basis of All Techniquep. 26Emy A. MetzgerA Philosophy of Group Psychoanalysisp. 32Sidney RoseThe Concept of Unconscious Anxiety and its Use in Psychotherapyp. 42John R. ReidDiscussionp. 51Harold KelmanCompleteness—Incompleteness: The Human Situationp. 54Charles R. HulbeckBook ReviewsExistence and Therapy: An Introduction to Phenomenological Psychology and Existential Analysis. Ulrich Sonneman. 392 pp. Grune & Stratton. New York. 1954. $7.75.p. 79Jack L. RubinsThe Initial Interview in Psychiatric Practice. By M. Gill, M.D., R. Newman, M.D., F. C. Redlich, M.D., with the collaboration of M. Sommers, M.D. 423 pp. International Universities Press, Inc., 1954. $6.p. 80Norman J. LevyAnnual Reports: 1954-1955The Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysisp. 83Bella S. van BarkAmerican Institute for Psychoanalysis: Board of Trusteesp. 84Nathan FreemanThe Deanp. 86Harold KelmanCandidates' Associationp. 87Louis R. Hott
Issue 213 articlesHorney's Conception of the Basic Conflict Applied to Child Psychiatryp. 99Frederick H. AllenBlockages in Therapyp. 112Joseph ZimmermanInterpretationsp. 118Ralph SlaterThe Creative Power of Relatednessp. 125Antonia WenkartBasic Dream Interpretation and Its Place in Psychologic Procedurep. 133