Issue 110 articlesHungry for Love: Psychotherapy with a Schizophrenic Patientp. 1Hazel LeventhalReaching for Relationship: Exploring the Use of an Attachment Paradigm in the Assessment and Repair of the Dissociative Internal World1,2p. 7Sue RichardsonSerial Migration and Forgetting: Some Caribbean Stories of Interrupted Attachmentsp. 26Stephanie DavisVignettesp. 37The Optimum Midrange: Infant Research, Literature, and Romantic Attachmentp. 39Beatrice Beebe & Edward McCrorieBowlby's Ghost: Political and Moral Reverberations of Attachment Theoryp. 59Kenneth Corvo & Ellen DeLaraEndingsp. 68Jane BarclayHistoryInterview on Kingsley Hall: Leon Redler with Victoria Hamilton, 30th October, 1971p. 71Victoria HamiltonTeaching Tool: Transference and Attachment in Therapyp. 83Lynn E. Priddis & Noel D. HowiesonList of Contributorsp. 101
Issue 214 articlesThe Vicissitudes of Melanie Klein. Or, What is the Case?p. 105Joseph SchwartzReflections on a Kleinian-Influenced Psychotherapy Training and My Clinical Work with Learning Disabled Clientsp. 113Valerie SinasonPutting Back the Link between the Heart and the Head: Reflections on Some Kleinian Theory from a Relational Perspectivep. 129Jenny RiddellTeaching ToolPsychoanalysis, Attachment Theory and the Inner World: How Different Theories Understand the Concept of Mind and the Implications for Clinical Workp. 146
Issue 310 articlesAttachment and Risk: A Therapeutic Risk Assessment Group for Parents Who Have Hurt Their Childrenp. 203Gwen Adshead, Isabel Paz, Claire King & Alex TaggHome is Where We Start From: Early Experience, Play, and Creative Livingp. 216Sarah MaresBabies and Toddlers Need to Love a ‘Secondary Attachment Figure’ in Day Carep. 232Richard BowlbyBonding Experiences in a South African Community Hospital: Kangaroo Mother Care Wardp. 235Katherine Bain, Renate Gericke & Clare Harvey
Issue 22 articlesEditorialp. viiKate WhiteEditorialAnd What about the ‘Bad Breast’? An Attachment Viewpoint on Klein's Theoryp. ixOrit Badouk Epstein