Issue 116 articlesCorrectionCorrectionp. IEditorialEditorialp. 1Alexandra de RementeriaArticlesMixed Heritage, Mixed Feelings: Psychoanalytic Parent Infant Psychotherapy During the Coronavirus Pandemicp. 7Michela BiseoAlone (Together): Becoming a Parent in the Pandemicp. 24Helen SussmanWorking with Trauma; Finding New Ports of Entry1p. 39Lucy Alexander, Sian Barnett & Verity WilkinsonAssessment and Treatment of a Gender-Dysphoric Person with a Traumatic Historyp. 60Marcus EvansCommentariesCommentary on the Paper by Marcus Evans: ‘Assessment and Treatment of a Gender-Dysphoric Person with a Traumatic History’p. 76Anastassis SpiliadisCommentary on the Paper by Marcus Evans: ‘Assessment and Treatment of a Gender-Dysphoric Person with a Traumatic History’p. 78Tara Pepper Goldsmith, James M. FitzGerald, Fraser Arends & Pamela PetersResponse Piece to an Article in Issue 48.3 of this Journal by Judith Edwards: ‘The Elusive Pursuit of Good Enough Fatherhood, and the Single Parent Family as a Modern Phenomenon’p. 90Andrew BriggsArticlesThe Search for Identity: Working Therapeutically with Adolescents in Crisisp. 95Rachel Acheson & Maria PapadimaWeaving Between and Beyond Tribal States of Mind: Revisiting our Identity as Child Psychotherapistsp. 120Nikolaos Tzikas & Victoria NicolodiMaking use of Countertransference in Qualitative Research: Exploring the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals Working with Refugee and Immigrant Familiesp. 134Anthia Navridi & Lida AnagnostakiResearch DigestResearch Digest: Mental Health Implications of Climate Change for Children and Young Peoplep. 149Rachel AchesonBook ReviewsPsychological Roots of the Climate Crisis: Neoliberal Exceptionalism and the Culture of Uncare, by Sally Weintrobe, London, Bloomsbury Academic, 2021, 344 pp., £18.70 (paperback), ISBN 9781501372865p. 161Joan HerrmannHow to Live. What to do. How Great Novels Help us Change, by Josh Cohen, London, Ebury Press, 2022, 384 pp., £9.19 (paperback), ISBN 9781785039805p. 165Kate Purdy‘Quietly Subversive’: The Selected Works of Dilys Daws, by Dilys Daws with Matthew Lumley, World Library of Mental Health Series, London, Routledge, 2022, 224 pp., 3 B/W Illustrations, £96.00 (hardback), ISBN 9781032294636 (paperback coming out soon)p. 168Alexandra de Rementeria
Issue 215 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 173Rachel AchesonArticlesAddressing the Baby and Atypical Maternal Behaviour in Psychoanalytic Parent-Infant Psychotherapyp. 179Sarah Miltz, Elaine Pennicott-Banks, Evrinomy Avdi & Tessa BaradonReflective Group Supervision: Psychotherapists and Child Health Centre Nurses in Collaborationp. 191Björn SalomonssonSupporting Early Parenthood of Hospitalised Women with Severe Pregnancy Problems and Their Partners: Rationale, Principles and Exploration of a Psychotherapeutic Programme
Issue 311 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 355Maria PapadimaArticlesPsychosis as a Sacrifice of Sovereigntyp. 360Yaakov RoitmanThe Contribution of Meltzer’s Concept of ‘Geographical Confusion’ to Understanding Development and the Analytic Processp. 374Ruth WeinbergThe Therapy Process with Depressed Adolescents who Drop out of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: An Empirical Case Study