Issue 120 articlesEditor's Commentsp. 1Ann ScottClinical and Theoretical PracticeD.W. Winnicott and Religion: The Intermediate Area of Experiencing as a Dissociative Phenomenonp. 4Stewart GabelUsing Winnicott or Finding Winnicott?p. 22Patrick CasementThe Function of Symbol-Formation: Pinning down the Ego Functionp. 32R.D. HinshelwoodSupervisionThe Supervisory Alliance in Group Supervisionp. 45Anne Engholm HedegaardConstructions and Their Amendments in the Supervisory Processp. 61Hanoch YerushalmiResearchEncapsulated Sadness: Iranian Migrants and Exiles in Londonp. 76Mahnaz SekechiFrom Soma to Psyche: An Outcome Evaluation of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy in a Patient with Somatic Symptoms and Chronic Diseasesp. 93Pricilla Braga Laskoski, Fernanda Barcellos Serralta, Alcina Juliana Soares Barros, Stefania Pigatto Teche, Simone Hauck & CláUdio Laks EizirikNew VoicesJung's Platypus and Hamlet's Complaint: A Place for Wonder in the Consulting Roomp. 111Julian MastersCultural PracticeOf Distance and Desire: The Many Metamorphoses of George Michael and the Origins of His Creativityp. 127Kathleen J. SchultheisCorrespondencep. 145Andrew SamuelsAppreciationBob Young 1935-2019p. 147Bob HinshelwoodReviewsOn Adolescence: Inside Stories by Margot Waddell. Published by Karnac, London, 2018; 282 pp, £32.99 paperbackp. 150Maria RhodeWorking in the Dark: Understanding the Pre-suicide State of Mind by Donald Campbell and Rob Hale. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2017; 120 pp, £22.99 paperbackp. 153Terence NiceTurning the Tide: The Psychoanalytic Approach of the Fitzjohn's Unit to Patients with Complex needs edited by David Bell. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 162 pp, £21.99 paperbackp. 156Robert ClaceyThe Psychoanalyst's Superegos, Ego Ideal and Blind Spots: The Emotional Development of the Clinician by Vic Sedlak. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 197 pp, £29.99 paperbackp. 158Jennifer SilverstonePsychoanalysis, Apathy and the Postmodern Patient by Laurence Kahn, translated by Dorothée Bonnigal-Katz. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 118 pp, £32.99 paperbackp. 161Wolfgang LassmannThe Life and Work of Joan Riviere: Freud, Klein and Female Sexuality by Marion Bower. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 173 pp, £22.99
Issue 220 articlesEditor's Commentsp. 177Ann ScottResearchBridging the Gap between Clinical Practice and Research Part I: Findings of a Pilot Study on Daniel Stern's ‘Moments of Meeting’ from the UKCP's Practitioner Research Networkp. 180Tirril Harris, Georgia Lepper, Brian Cheetham, Catherine Crowther, Desmond King & Julia RydeClinical and Theoretical PracticeUnpleasant Bodily Odour in a Psychoanalytic Treatment: Bridge or Drawbridge to a Troubled Past?p. 200Raffaella Hilty
Issue 319 articlesEditor's Commentsp. 357Ann ScottCovid-19‘For Weeks Now it Has Been Evening’: A Letter from Northern Italyp. 361Federica FacchinRemote Working during the Pandemic: A Q&A with Gillian Isaacs Russell: Questions from the Editor and Editorial Board of the BJPp. 364Gillian Isaacs RussellRozsika Parker Prize 2019: Winning PapersThe Courage to Dream: A Beginning Psychotherapist Encounters Bion
Issue 417 articlesEditor's Commentsp. 531Ann ScottRozsika Parker Prize 2019: Commended PapersShock and Objectivity in Modern Times: Some Thoughts about Bauhaus Architecturep. 534Lutz GoetzmannThe Function of Work on the Countertransference in a Case with Constricted Discourse and Autistic Featuresp. 548Sylvia O'NeillNew VoicesThe Double Session: Two for the Price of One or One for the Price of Two?