Issue 18 articlesEditorialp. 1Paul Barrows & Hamish CanhamThe Relevance of the Oedipus Myth to Fostered and Adopted Childrenp. 5Hamish CanhamSome Oedipal Problems in Work with Adopted Children and their Parentsp. 21Pamela BartramOedipal Aspirations and Phallic Fears: On Fetishism in Childhood and Young Adulthoodp. 37Ann HorneComing into One's Own: The Oedipus Complex and the Couple in Late Adolescencep. 53Margot WaddellThe Mythic Significance of Risk-Taking, Dangerous Behaviourp. 75Janet AndersonWhere is Home? An Essay on Philip Pullman's Northern Lights: (Volume 1 of His Dark Materials)p. 93Margaret Rustin & Michael RustinReviewsAttachment Theory and Psychoanalysis Peter Fonagy New York: Other Press, 2001. 261 pp., £22.50p. 109
Issue 217 articlesEditorialp. 125Paul Barrows & Hamish CanhamGuest Editorialp. 127Miriam SteeleThe Research Agenda: The Vital Need for Empirical Research in Child Psychotherapyp. 129Peter FonagyResearch in the Consulting Roomp. 137Michael RustinChildhood Depression: Work in Progress: Individual child therapy and parent work1
Issue 315 articlesLife Time ‘Es ist der alte Bund’ (JS Bach, Cantata BWV 106)p. 279Hamish CanhamEditorialp. 281Paul Barrows & Janine SternbergObituaryp. 282Paul BarrowsChange in Parent — Infant Psychotherapyp. 283Paul BarrowsPost Natal Depression, the Mother's Conflict and Parent — Infant Psychotherapyp. 301