Issue 123 articlesEditorialp. 3Bob HinshelwoodSkin That Has No Rootsp. 5Robin BalbernieFundamental Considerations in the Psychotherapy of an Identical Twinp. 13Declan Finnian SheerinAIDS and HIVThe Place of Psychotherapy in the Treatment of People Who are HIV Positivep. 26Lorne Natalie BradleyAids, Anger and Revengep. 36Hari Maharajh & Patricia Sarkar-CrooksOn Not Traumatising the Traumatised: The Contribution of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to Work with People with HIV and AIDSp. 39Bernard RatiganDebateWhen is a Pervert Not a Pervert?p. 48Rachel CunninghamPersonal ViewShame, Guilt and Penance in the Psychoanalyst: The Therapist's Superego in Psychoanalysisp. 71Peter BierenbroodspotOrganising PsychotherapyThe European Federation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (EFPP)p. 82Brian MartindaleClinical CommentaryThe Psychotherapy Registerp. 85Michael R. PokornyPoemWishedp. 86Charles MontgomeryClinical CommentaryClinical Commentary XII: Rituals in Systemic Family Therapy: A Case Examplep. 87Queenie Harris & John BurnhamCommentary by a Psychoanalytical Family Therapistp. 95Jorge ThomasCommentary by a Pragmatic/Eclectic Family Therapist Team Using a Systemic Approachp. 101Roger Benady & Margaret FoxCommentary by a Psychoanalytical Child Psychotherapistp. 103Eileen OrfordBook ReviewsThe Goals of Psychoanalysis: Identification, Identity and Supervision by Leon Grinberg. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1991; 404 pages; £18.00 paperback.p. 108Paul GordonFrom War Babies to Grandmothers - Forty-Eight Years in Psychoanalysis by Ilse Hellman. Published by Karnac Books and the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London, 1990; 254 pages; £16.00 paperback.p. 109Josephine M Lomax-SimpsonThe Values of Psychotherapy by Jeremy Holmes and Richard Lindley. Published by Oxford University Press, 1989; 206 pages; £7.90 paperback, 1991.p. 110Robert TollemacheFairbairn's Journey Into the Interior by John D Sutherland. Published by Free Associations, 1989; 191 pages; £25.00 hardback; £13.95 paperback.p. 111Eleanor Armstrong PerlmanThe Freud-Klein Controversies 1941-45 edited by Pearl King and Riccardo Steiner. Published by Routledge, London, 1991; 958 pages; £100.00 hardback.p. 115Janet SayersThe Brazilian Lectures by W R Bion. Published by Karnac Books; 1990; 213 pages; £16. 95 paperback.CorrespondenceEuropean Association for Transcultural Group Analysisp. 121Dennis Brown
Issue 218 articlesEditorialp. 129R D HinshelwoodBeauty and the Beast: The Father's Unconscious and the Riddle of Femininityp. 131Christina WielandOn Hating the Patientp. 144Alan ProdgersAvoiding the Edgep. 155Peggy JonesPsychodynamic Formulation in Assessment for Psychotherapyp. 166
Issue 317 articlesEditorialp. 235Bob HinshelwoodArticlesTraining and Outcome in Supervised Individual Psychotherapyp. 237Alasdair J. MacdonaldThe Need of the Patient to Be Emotionally Known: The Search to Understand a Counter-Transference Dilemmap. 247Maxine AndersonFailures in the Transformational Objectp. 253Sue Gottlieb
Issue 420 articlesEditorialp. 345Bob HinshelwoodArticlesThe Use of Audio and Videotape Recordings of Therapy Sessions in the Supervision and Practice of Dynamic Psychotherapyp. 347Mark AvelineCoping with Acting-Out in a Psychoanalytically-Oriented Adolescent Unitp. 359Yoram Hazan, Yaacov Lerner & Rachel SubarChildren of the HolocaustChildren under the Nazi Yoke