Issue 113 articlesEditorialp. 1Judith Edwards & Mary WalkerBroken Links: Attack Or Breakdown?: Notes on the Origins of Violencep. 5Suzanne MaielloRitalin for Whom?: Understanding the Need for Ritalin in Psychodynamic Counselling with Families of under-5sp. 25Maria E. PozziLetting Them Go: The Short-Term Treatment of an Adolescent at Riskp. 45Roberta MondadoriAdolescents in Care: The Sense of Homelessnessp. 69Chriso AndreouThe Dolls' House: Dream Or Reality?: A Borderline Girl's Psychotherapyp. 79May NilssonOn Childhood Stuttering and the Theory of Clingingp. 97Sara KlaniczayReviewsSebastian Kraemer M.Lanyado, A.Horne (eds) The Handbook of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy: Psychoanalytic Approaches, London and New York: Routledge, 1999 475 pp. £16.99p. 119Sebastian KraemerGeorge Bright Donald E. Kalsched The Inner World of Trauma: Archetypal Defenses of the Personal Spirit, London and New York, Routledge, 1996, x + 230 pp. £50 hb.p. 122George BrightCathy Urwin Anne Hurry (ed.)Psycho-analysis and Developmental Therapy, London: Karnac, 1998 238 pp. £18.95 pb.p. 124Cathy UrwinCarlos Fishman Rosine Joze Perelberg (ed.), Psychoanalytic Understanding of Violence and Suicide, the New Library of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 33, London: Routledge, 1999 xx + 177 pp. £55 hb., £18.99 pb.p. 128Carlos FishmanJulia Fabricius Joseph, Anne-Marie Sandler Internal Objects Revisited, London: Karnac, 1998 192 pp. £14.95p. 131Julia FabriciusCorrespondencep. 135Birgit Hallerfors, Trevor Lubbe & Bob Hinshelwood
Issue 212 articlesReviewsEditorialp. 149Mary Walker & Paul BarrowsDevelopments in Child Psychotherapy in Australia: An Introductionp. 153Frances Thomson SaloThe role of the Body as the Medium in Child Psychotherapy: Snapshots of Therapy with an 11-Year-Old, Severely Abused, Multiply Placed Girlp. 159Marell LynchThinking about and Working with Depressed Mothers in the Early Months of Their Infant's Lifep. 183Norma TraceyPreventive Work in a Toddler Group and Nurseryp. 209Marie ZaphiriouThe Never Land — Loss of an Idealized Pre-Birth Place and the Gain of a Thinking Mindp. 235Dorothy Judd‘My mother Messed with Me’: The Legacy of Abuse by his Mother for a 10-Year-Old Boyp. 259Suzanne G. Beech‘Tied Together Feelings’: Group Psychotherapy with Latency Children: The Process of Forming a Cohesive Groupp. 281Hamish Canham & Louise EmanuelMargot Waddell Ronald Britton Belief and Imagination: Explorations in Psychoanalysis, London: Routledge, 1998, 226 pp. £17.99.p. 305Margot WaddellRoger Kennedy Christopher Bollas The Mystery of Things, London: Routledge, 1999, 203 pp. £17.99.p. 313Roger KennedyRuth Barter ‘Child Psychotherapy - A Report from the Tavistock Clinic’, Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 19(2) 1999p. 316Ruth BarterCorrespondencep. 319Lorne Loxterkamp
Issue 312 articlesEditorialp. 331Mary Walker & Paul BarrowsOvercoming a Child's Resistance to Late Adoption: How One New Attachment can Facilitate Anotherp. 335Juliet HopkinsOn Being Dropped and Picked Up: Adopted Children and Their Internal Objectsp. 349Judith EdwardsThe Merman: Recovering from Early Abuse and Lossp. 369Debbie Hindle‘Be a Kid’: The Traumatic Impact of Repeated Separations on Children Who are Fostered and Adoptedp. 393Jenny KenrickTowards an Integrated Networkp. 413Jenny SprinceEffects of Abuse on Attachment Representations: Narrative Assessments of Abused Childrenp. 433Jill Hodges, Miriam Steele, Saul Hillman, Kay Henderson & Marta NeilGregorio Kohon Roger Kennedy The Elusive Human Subject: A Psychoanalytic Theory of Subject Relations, London: Free Association Books, 1998 226 pp. £15.95.p. 459Beta CopleyReviewsBeta Copley David Bell (ed.) Psychoanalysis and Culture: A Kleinian Perspective, London: Duckworth, 1999 226 pp. £14.95.p. 462Beta CopleyJenny Kaplan-Davids Caroline Garland (ed.), Understanding Trauma: A Psychoanalytical Approach, London: Duckworth, 1998 212 pp. £14.95.p. 465Jenny Kaplan-DavidsLydia Tischler J.Pestalozzi, S.Frisch, R.D.Hinshelwood, D.Houzel (eds), Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Institutional Settings, London: Karnac, 1998 256 pp., £18.95.p. 467Lydia TischlerLetter to the EditorsCorrespondencep. 471Peter Blake