Issue 110 articlesEditorialp. 1Freud on brothers and sisters: a neglected topicp. 4Susan Sherwin-WhiteTaking account of siblings – a view from child psychotherapy 1p. 21Margaret RustinHiding in plain sight: the sibling connection in eating disordersp. 36Deborah BlessingTransformation: from twin to individualp. 51Jeanne MagagnaClinical research: a psychotherapeutic assessment model for siblings in carep. 70Debbie HindleClinical commentaryp. 94Research digestp. 108Reviewsp. 116Author biographiesp. 125
Issue 210 articlesEditorialp. 131Graham Shulman & Viviane GreenRevisiting ‘What works for whom?’: A qualitative framework for evaluating clinical effectiveness in child psychotherapyp. 134Cathy UrwinPsychodynamic psychotherapy for children with disruptive disordersp. 161Pia EresundThe loss of a baby and the birth of the next infant: The mother's experiencep. 181Marguerite ReidMother – infant group psychotherapy as an intensive treatment in early interaction among mothers with substance abuse problems
Issue 310 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 281ArticleHard science, thin air and unexpected guests: a pluralistic model of rationality, knowledge and conjecture in child psychotherapy researchp. 283Sarah DesmaraisThe move to intersubjectivity: a clinical and conceptual shift of perspectivep. 308Robin BalbernieNegotiating time: the significance of timing in ending inpatient workp. 325Sarah Gustavus Jones