Issue 35 articlesEditorial by Members of the Editorial BoardAttachment Theory, Twenty-Five Years since the Death of John Bowlby: Still Keeping it Realp. viiKate BrownLetter to John Bowlbyp. viiiOrit Badouk EpsteinThoughts about the Work of John Bowlby and Its Significance to Mep. xiEmerald DavisJohn Bowlby and His Influence and Impactp. xiiYvonne ForwardThe Work Goes on …p. xiiiGülcan Sutton Purser
Issue 115 articlesThe Use of Attachment Theory in the Clinical Dialogue with Patientsp. 1Mauricio CortinaPathways to Pain Relief—An Introduction1p. 19Frances Sommer AndersonPsychosis from an Attachment Perspectivep. 29Kate BrownPoetryI Am the Voicep. 53Esmé Dann
Issue 215 articlesJohn Bowlby as a Secure Base: Attachment Practitioners in Search of Common Groundp. 117Brett KahrObituary: Dr John Bowlby: Cherishing the Childrenp. 121Ann ShearerIn Memoriam (John Bowlby 1907-1990): Ursula Bowlby's Handwritten Copy of “In the Highlands” by Robert Louis Stevensonp. 124In the Highlandsp. 125Robert Louis StevensonRemembrances of John Bowlbyp. 126
Issue 316 articlesPrologue to Dissociation and the Parent-Infant Dialogue: A Longitudinal Perspective from Attachment Researchp. 251Karlen Lyons-RuthDissociation and the Parent-Infant Dialogue: A Longitudinal Perspective from Attachment Researchp. 253Karlen Lyons-RuthWho Cares? Some Applications of Attachment Theory with a Man Abused in Childhoodp. 277Mark Linington“Cross the Bridge to Redefine the Pain”p. 290Orit Badouk EpsteinPoetry