Issue 124 articlesEditorialp. 1Ann ScottOn Brief PsychotherapyIntroductionp. 5Jan LeeClinical Commentary XXIII1. A Brief Re-Acquaintance with Jung's Analytic Techniquep. 9Ann Kutek2. Obsession Transformed into Mourningp. 16Gertrud Mander3. Brief Work in Educational Therapy to Resolve Issues of Loss and Failure of Containmentp. 22Mia Beaumont4. Very Brief Psychoanalytically-Based Consultation Work with Young Peoplep. 30Louise LyonBrief Therapy in Primary Care: The Setting, the Discipline and the Borderline Patientp. 37Anna BravesmithClinical Practice‘To Enliven Her was My Living’: Thoughts on Compliance and Sacrifice as Consequences of Malignant Identification with A Narcissistic Parentp. 49Fiona GardnerThe Nature of ConsciousnessIntroductionp. 63Dorothy Hamilton‘A Fact without Parallel’: Consciousness as an Emergent Propertyp. 69David M. BlackConsciousness, the Self and the Isness Businessp. 83Warren ColmanConscious Change and Changing Consciousness: Some Thoughts on the Psychology of Meditationp. 103Christopher MacKennaSome Holistic Thoughts on Consciousness and Psychoanalysisp. 119Margaret ArdenIs the Problem of Consciousness A Non-Problem?p. 131Joseph SchwartzReview EssaysA Language for Psychosis: Psychoanalysis of Psychotic States edited by Paul Williams. Published by Whurr, London, 2001; 207 pp. Parental Psychiatric Disorder: Distressed Parents and their Families edited by Michael Göpfert, Jeni Webster and Mary V. Seeman. Published by Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1996; 358 pp; £95.00 hardback, £34.95 paperback.p. 139Julian LeffTerrorism and War: Unconscious Dynamics of Political Violence edited by Coline Covington, Paul Williams, Jean Arundale and Jean Knox. Published by Karnac, London, 2002.p. 146Rina Bar-Lev ElieliBook ReviewsFreud and the Non-European by Edward Said. Published by Verso, London, 2003; 84 pp; £11.50.p. 153Marco ChiesaCounselling Older Clients by Ann Orbach. Published by Sage Publications, London, 2003; 133 pp; £60.00 hardback, £16.99 paperback.p. 156Celia DownesParent-Infant Psychodynamics: Wild Things, Mirrors and Ghosts edited by Joan Raphael-Leff. Published by Whurr Publishers, London, 2002; 318 pp; £19.50 paperback.p. 158Caroline MorcomCorrespondenceDivisiveness and the Need for Debatep. 162Andrew SamuelsReluctance, Sympathy and the Meaning of Wordsp. 164Warren ColmanThe Relevance of Foucaultp. 165Dan BealesSymbiotic Relating: Not Differentiating Self and Internal otherp. 166Michael SinasonAbstracts from other Journalsp. 169
Issue 227 articlesEditorialp. 185Rachel WinterRetrospectiveCelebrating the Journal and the Professionp. 187Bob HinshelwoodIn Theory and in PracticePatients Who are Not Ready for Interpretations: First published in BJP 7(1), 1990p. 191Josephine KleinLater Reflections on the Paper
Issue 323 articlesEditorialp. 373Rachel WinterPsychotherapy and BiologyThe Relevance of Evolutionary Psychology for Psychotherapyp. 375Anthony RyleClinical PapersProjection, Introjection and Identity in Anorexia Nervosap. 389Anthony P. WinstonGift-Giving in Psychotherapy: Layers of Meaning and Developmental Process
Issue 416 articlesEditorialp. 523Rachel WinterArticlesThe Shaping of Experiencep. 525Kenneth WrightCombined Therapy with Borderline Patientsp. 543Laurence SpurlingReparation Terminable and Interminablep. 559Jane Polden