Issue 117 articlesA Felicitous Meeting of Attachment and Relational Psychotherapyp. 1Daniel N. SternSeparated Attachments and Sexual Aliveness: How Changing Attachment Patterns Can Enhance Intimacy1p. 8Susie OrbachSex, Couples, and Attachment: The Role of Hedonic Intersubjectivityp. 18Jeremy HolmesVanishing Spellp. 30Valerie SinasonWho am I? Some Thoughts around Adoption Issuesp. 32Catherine MitsonDiscussion of ‘Who am I?’p. 45Andrew EneverReflections on Race, Racism, and Psychotherapyp. 50Emerald DavisBowlby CentenaryAttachment Here and Now: An Interview with Peter Fonagyp. 57Kate White & Joseph SchwartzKeeping on Pushing: An Interview with Richard Bowlbyp. 62Joseph SchwartzForty-Four Juvenile Thieves: Their Characters and Home-Life (II)1p. 65John BowlbyStop Thief! But What Has Been Stolen and by Whom?: Discussion of Paper by John Bowlbyp. 71Paul RennWe Need to Talk about … Attachment and Crime: Discussion of Paper by John Bowlbyp. 78Rachel WingfieldBowlby's Contribution for an ASBO Age: Discussion of Paper by John Bowlbyp. 86Will McMahonFilm ReviewThe Wind That Shakes the Barley1p. 94Renee StaffordBook ReviewThe Dying Patient in Psychotherapy: Desire, Dreams and Individuation by Joy Schaverien (Palgrave Macmillan, October 2002).p. 99Angela GreenfieldNeuroscience Update‘Biology and the Future of Psychoanalysis’ by Eric Kandel (1999), American Journal of Psychiatry, 156: 505-524; Eric R. Kandel (2000), The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, www.Nobelprize.org; Eric Kandel (2006), In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind, New York: Norton.p. 104Joseph SchwartzContributorsp. 109
Issue 213 articlesThe Infanticidal Attachmentp. 117Brett KahrThe Wounded Client is Not Always My Priorityp. 133Doron LeveneThe Way That You Say it: Poetry in Psychotherapy1p. 149Jane KitsenDiscussion of ‘The Way That You Say it: Poetry in Therapy’p. 159Sonya AleksicPoemsp. 163
Issue 319 articlesBeing Disabled: Psychotherapy with a Man with Cerebral Palsy and a Learning Disabilityp. 259Mark LiningtonThe Internal Oppressor: The Veiled Companion of Racial Oppression1p. 269Aileen AlleyneDiscussion of ‘The Internal Oppressor: The Veiled Companion of Racial Oppression’1p. 275Lennox ThomasCrying is a Two-Person Behaviour: A Relational Perspective Based on Attachment Theoryp. 280Judith Kay NelsonSubjectivity or Intimacy? The Chicken or the Egg? What Comes First?