Issue 114 articlesEditorialAttachment to Australia as it Burns: A Personal Reflectionp. viiJewel JonesArticlesThalassa, “Confusion of the Tongues,” “The Unwelcome Child and his Death-Instinct”: Sándor Ferenczi's Unfolding Model of Traumap. 1Adrienne E. HarrisMy Questions about Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT) and a Few Answersp. 23Anne PowerA Response to “My Questions about Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT) and a Few Answers” by Anne Powerp. 42Gülcan Sutton PurserJust Imagine! The Transformative Potential of the Imagination and its Place in Psychotherapyp. 45Sue WrightFairbairnian Approaches to King Roger, the Opera by Karol Szymanowskip. 66Graham S. ClarkeDouble Binds, Dissociation, and Attachment to the Perpetrator in Families and Oppressive Groupsp. 87Ruth A. BlizardInternal Attachment Relationships: The Five Cs versus the Two Dsp. 99Sue RichardsonDepression is a Thirty-Ton Whale … and it Sings in the Wrong Keyp. 107David TaransaudBrexit and Attachmentp. 115Angela NeustatterPoetryp. 122Book ReviewsForced Endings in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: Attachment and Loss in Retirement, by Anne Power, published by Routledge, 2016, 260 pages, ISBN: 978-0-415-52765-1 (paperback)p. 125Karen FisherDancing between Hope and Despair: Trauma, Attachment and the Therapeutic Relationship by Sue Wright, published by Palgrave, 2016, 232 pages, ISBN: 978-1-137-44123-2 (paperback)p. 128Alexandra Maeja RaicarNotes on Contributorsp. 131
Issue 218 articlesEditorialMy Lockdown Experience, Our Lockdown Experiencesp. viiGülcan Sutton PurserObituary“What is Brave is Being Part of a Majority and Standing Out, Not Being Normal”: Remembering Lennox Thomasp. 139Mary Lynne EllisArticlesBetween the Screen and the Mask: On Life and Teletherapy in the Time of the Pandemicp. 143Orit Badouk Epstein