Issue 113 articlesEditorialp. viiCarine Minne & Annie PesskinArticles“Big, Black, and Dangerous”: Primal Scene of Racial Trauma?p. 1Anne AiyegbusiCommentary on Anne Aiyegbusi's “‘Big, Black, and Dangerous’: Primal Scene of Racial Trauma?”p. 20Abdullah MiaGandalf's Mother and Other Stories: The Dark Side of Forensic Psychotherapyp. 24Jim RymerWithout Memory, Desire, or Sex: Contemplating the Incel Identityp. 35James SterrittMorbid Jealousy and Destructive Envy—Considerations from a Case Historyp. 45Carine MinneRegular ArticleA Day in the Life of an Expatriate Psychotherapistp. 59Natalya FrolovaBook ReviewsStitched Up: Stories of Life and Death from a Prison Doctor by Dr Shahed Yousaf: London: Bantam Press, 2022, 320 pp, ISBN: 978-1-787635-95-1p. 63Muzaffar HusainThe Brain has a Mind of its Own: Attachment, Neurobiology, and the New Science of Psychotherapy: By Jeremy Holmes: London: Confer Books, 2020, 208 pp, ISBN 978-1-913494-02-5p. 65Gwen AdsheadFilm ReviewTarp. 69Cleo Van VelsenTV ReviewJeffrey Dahmer: From Neurocriminology to Castration Anxiety Netflix Series Released on 21 September 2022p. 71Brett KahrNotes On Contributorsp. 77Thirty-First Annual International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy (IAFP) Conference 18 to 20 May 2023, Turin, Italyp. 80Annie Pesskin
Issue 218 articlesEditorialp. viiCarine Minne & Annie PesskinArticles: Adapted from presentations given at the Thirty-first Anniversary Conference of the International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy (IAFP), “From pain to violence: prevention and intervention”, 18–20 May 2023, University of Turin, ItalyThe Importance of the “Traumatic Attachment” in Forensic Psychotherapyp. 89Felicity de ZuluetaThe Fears and Tyranny Cycle: The Movement Between Mental Pain and Tyranny in the Forensic Patientp. 110Gerard Drennan