Issue 117 articlesPersonal Viewp. 1Marion BowerArticleLove as Creative Illusion and Its Place in Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapyp. 3Julie FriendCouples and Perversionp. 15Anna Maria NicolòFrom Regression to Recovery: Tracking Developmental Anxieties in Couple Therapyp. 28Timothy Keogh & Sylvia EnfieldAggression in Couples: An Object Relations Primerp. 47David ScharffThe Synergy of Concurrent Couple and Child Therapies Viewed through the Lens of Link and Field Theoriesp. 61Caroline SehonClinical Narrative and DiscussionA Couple Who Lost Joyp. 72Pierre Cachia & Jill Savege ScharffCommentary on Previously Published ArticlesJones, S., & Bunston, W. (2012) The “Original Couple”: Enabling Mothers and Infants to Think about What Destroys as Well as Engenders Love, When There Has Been Intimate Partner Violence. Couple and Family Psychoanalysis, 2(2): 215-232.p. 87Robert Monzo & Maria Pozzi-MonzoMeeting the AuthorAn Interview with Pauline Hodsonp. 94Catriona WrottesleyBook ReviewsKeeping Couples in Treatment. Working from Surface to Depth, by Carl Bagnini, Jason Aronson, 2012.p. 103David HewisonHow Couple Relationships Shape Our World: Clinical Practice, Research and Policy Perspectives, edited by Andrew Balfour, Mary Morgan, and Christopher Vincent, Karnac, 2012.p. 105Stanley RuszczynskiThe Sibling Relationship—A Force for Growth and Conflict, by Joyce Edward, Jason Aronson, 2011.p. 108Elspeth MorleyThe Business of Therapy: How to Run a Successful Private Practice, by Pauline Hodson, McGraw Hill, 2012.p. 111Laura GibbonsPrivat på jobbet, Stockholm: Krus, 2012 available at http://www.krus.nu/Global/Privat%20p%C3%A5%20jobbet/Privatpajobbet_Antologi_mars_2012.pdfp. 113Viveka NybergNotes on Contributorsp. 116ObituariesJames Fisher (1937-2012)p. 120Philip StokoeDouglas Haldane MBE (1926-2012)p. 125Una McCluskey & Christopher Clulow
Issue 220 articlesPersonal ViewThree Modest Proposals to Repair the Relationship between Couple Therapists and Couples Researchersp. 133Philip A. Cowan & Carolyn Pape CowanArticlesPsychic “Geodes”—The Presence of Absence: 18th Enid Balint Memorial Lecture 2013p. 137Joan Raphael-LeffResponse to Psychic “Geodes”—The Presence of Absence: 18th Enid Balint Memorial Lecture 2013 Given by Professor Joan Raphael-Leffp. 156Christopher ClulowWhen a Problem Shared is a Problem … Whose Illness is it Anyway?: Questions of Technique When Working with a Borderline Couple*