Issue 1 - Special Issue: Separation and Divorce14 articlesEditorialp. viiKate ThompsonArticlesNotes on Working with Divorcing and Separating Couplesp. 1Avi ShmueliCo-Parent Therapy and the Parenting Plan as Transitional Phenomena: Working Psychoanalytically with High-Conflict Separating and Divorcing Couplesp. 14Dana IscoffFractured Families, Fractured Systems: Overcoming the Silo Mentality in Family Justice Workp. 27Amita SehgalCreating a Family State of Mind: Using Psychoanalytic Ideas to Treat Families Where Children Resist or Refuse Contact with a Parentp. 41Kathy SinsheimerMarriages and Remarriages: Different Stages of a Dating Relationshipp. 53Isabel Cristina Gomes & Lidia LevyDivorce in Chinap. 63David E. ScharffMicro-Separations: How to Traumatise Your Spouse on a Daily Basisp. 76Brett KahrBook ReviewsThe Brain has a Mind of its Own: Attachment, Neurobiology, and the New Science of Psychotherapy by Jeremy Holmes. London: Confer Books, 2020, 200 pages.p. 89Christopher ClulowPsychoanalytic Approaches to Loss: Mourning, Melancholia and Couples edited by Timothy Keogh and Cynthia Gregory-Roberts. London: Routledge, 2018, 172 pages.p. 91Kate ThompsonArts ReviewsMarriage Story, directed by Noah Baumbach, 2019, USA.p. 94Viveka NybergHope Gap, directed by William Nicholson, 2019, UK.p. 96Perrine MoranDocumentary ReviewSupporting children when parents separate. An online resource from the Centre for Social Policy A filmed interview of Professor Mervyn Murch by Dr Christopher Clulow Available via https://tavistockrelationships.ac.uk/training-courses/practitioner-guides-resources and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8qqT6qlZJw&feature=youtu.bep. 99Avi ShmueliNotes on Contributorsp. 101
Issue 216 articlesEditorialp. viiChristopher VincentArticlesTo Be or Not to Be Three: A Clinical Narrative, an Unanswered Questionp. 113Jill Savege ScharffThe Role of Secrets in the Invention or Reinvention of Familiesp. 129Susana Muszkat & Monica VorchheimerA Brief Psychodynamic Intervention for Couples with Unresolved Grief: A Case Study Reportp. 142Dianna Kenny, Timothy Keogh, Cynthia Gregory-Roberts, John Kearney & Judith Pickering