Issue 113 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 1Anne Hurley & Teresa BaileyArticles‘Grief that has no vent in tears, makes other organs weep.’1 Seeking refuge from trauma in the medical settingp. 3Paddy MartinShrapnel: latency, mourning and the suicide of a parentp. 22Francesco BisagniLost for words: difficulty expressing feelings in work with three adolescent boysp. 32Robert TyminskiRitalin for whom? Revisited: further thinking on ADHDp. 49Maria Pozzi-MonzoThe aesthetic experience in the process of recovery from autistic states1p. 61Simonetta M.G. AdamoClinical commentaryClinical commentaryp. 78Clinical commentary by Martin Lyon, consultant child and adolescent psychotherapist on Merseysidep. 82Martin LyonClinical commentary by Dr Leslie Ironside – consultant child and adolescent psychotherapist working in private practice in Brightonp. 84Leslie IronsideClinical commentary by Jilian Wilson, child and adolescent psychotherapist and organising tutor of the Child Psychotherapy Training at the BAPp. 87Jill WilsonResearch digestThe childhood experience of being a war orphan: a study of the effects of father loss on women whose fathers were killed in World War IIp. 90Book reviewThe uninvited guest from the unremembered past: an exploration of the unconscious transmission of trauma across the generationsp. 101Gail PhillipsAuthor biographiesAuthor biographiesp. 104
Issue 214 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 109Anne Hurley & Teresa BaileyArticlesAddiction to near death in adolescencep. 111Janet ShawUnderstanding suicidal behaviour in young people referred to specialist CAMHS: a qualitative psychoanalytic clinical research projectp. 130Jan Anderson, Margaret Hurst, Ana Marques, David Millar, Sue Moya, Lesley Pover & Sue StewartA crisis mental health intervention service: an innovative model for working intensively with young people on the edge of care
Issue 312 articlesEditorial BoardEditorial Boardp. 0EditorialEditorialp. 247Anne Hurley & Teresa BaileyArticlesPrenatal experiences of containment in the light of Bion's model of container/containedp. 250Suzanne MaielloHolding on; being held; letting go: the relevance of Bion's thinking for psychoanalytic work with parents, infants and children under five