Issue 115 articlesEditorialp. viiMolly LudlamArticlesSexual Fantasy, Unconscious Phantasy, and the Dynamics of Attachmentp. 1Christopher ClulowLove, Hate, and Otherness in Intimate Relatingp. 15Mary MorganResponse to “Love, Hate, and Otherness in Intimate Relating” by Mary Morganp. 22Ondina GrecoContemporary Approaches to the Encapsulation and Dispersion of Trauma: Holocaust Trauma as a Barrier to Couple Intimacyp. 24Hanni Mann-Shalvi, Caroline Sehon & Timothy KeoghDeveloping Restorative Relationship Therapy: Towards Working Safely with Couples Where There is Abusep. 36Bob Goupillot & Tim McConvilleClinical Narrative and DiscussionBrief Intervention with a Chinese Family of a School-Refusing Fourteen-Year-Old Girlp. 55David E. Scharff & Janine WanlassOccasional ReviewsJoan Riviere's “The Bereaved Wife” (1945) and Beyond …p. 73Marion Bower“Psychotherapy Relationships that Work III” by John C. Norcross and Michael J. Lambert. Psychotherapy, 55(4): 303-315 (2018)p. 77David HewisonBook ReviewSupporting Children When Parents Separate: Embedding a Crisis Intervention Approach Within Family Justice, Education and Mental Health Policy, by Mervyn Murch, Policy Press, 2018p. 81Sally BoxArts ReviewsIn a Lonely Place, directed by Nicholas Ray, USA, 1950p. 86Ann HardyMrs Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf, adapted by Hal Coase, directed by Thomas Bailey, at the Arcola Theatre, Dalston, London, October 2018p. 88Ruth ShaneReportThe Congress and the Confluence: Thoughts on the AIPCF Congress, Lyon, France, 26-28 July, 2018p. 90Penny Jools & Brad FreemanNotes on Contributorsp. 94Abstract from AIPCF Revuep. 98
Issue 217 articlesEditorialp. viiMolly LudlamPersonal ViewOedipus Simplex: The British Blind Spotp. ixDeborah Anna LuepnitzArticlesThe First Mrs Winnicott and the Second Mrs Winnicott: Does Psychoanalysis Facilitate Healthy Marital Choice?p. 105Brett KahrResponses to “The First Mrs Winnicott and the Second Mrs Winnicott: Does Psychoanalysis Facilitate Healthy Marital Choice?” by Brett Kahr: “Of the Nature of a Therapeutic Act”