Issue 115 articlesEditorialp. 3David SedgwickEmbodying Analysis: The Body and the Therapeutic Processp. 5Salvatore MartiniWorking with Chronic and Relentless Self-Hatred, Self-Harm and Existential Shame: A Clinical Study and Reflectionsp. 24Sue AustinWorking in the Borderland: Early Relational Trauma and Fordham's Analysis of ‘K’p. 44Marcus WestThe Image Schema and Innate Archetypes: Theoretical and Clinical Implicationsp. 63John MerchantSynchronistic Mind-Matter Correlations in Therapeutic Practice: A Commentary on Connolly (2015)p. 79Harald Atmanspacher & Wolfgang FachJung: The ‘Siegfried’ Dreamp. 86David SedgwickThe Riddle of Siegfried: Exploring Methods and Psychological Perspectives in Analytical Psychologyp. 88Marco Heleno BarretoA Footnote to Jung's ‘Memories’p. 106Stanley A. LeavyBook ReviewsJackson, Murray & Magagna, Jeanne. Creativity and Psychotic States in Exceptional People: The Work of Murray Jackson. Hove & New York: Routledge, 2015. Pp. xxiii + 154. Pbk. £29.99p. 113George BrightIsaacs Russell, Gillian. Screen Relations: The Limits of Computer-Mediated Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. London: Karnac Books, 2015. Pp. 224. Pbk. £25.99p. 116Michael CullinanFalzeder, Ernst. Psychoanalytic Filiations: Mapping the Psychoanalytic Movement. London: Karnac, 2015. Pp. 379. Pbk. £32.99p. 119William Meredith-OwenRutter, Virginia Beane & Singer, Thomas (eds.). Ancient Greece, Modern Psyche: Archetypes Evolving. London and New York: Routledge, 2015. Pp. xxv + 195. Pbk. $49.95p. 121Susan L. OlsonFerro, Antonino. Torments of the Soul: Psychoanalytic transformations in dreaming and narration. London and New York: Routledge, 2015. Pbk. Pp. xvi + 192. $35.32p. 124Catharine J. JonesContributors to the Issue
Issue 213 articlesEditorialp. 131Susanna WrightArticlesBion and C.G. Jung. How Did the Container-Contained Model Find its Thinker? The Fate of a Cryptomnesiap. 134Christian MaierThe Challenges of Editorship: A Reflection on Editing the Jung-Neumann Correspondencep. 155Martin LiebscherStanding in the Gap: Reflections on Translating the Jung-Neumann Correspondencep. 172Heather McCartney
Issue 315 articlesEditorialp. 271David SedgwickArticlesBoundary and Analytic Attitude: Reflections on a Summer Holiday Breakp. 274Susanna WrightMyers-Briggs Typology and Jungian Individuationp. 289Steve MyersThe Use of Skype in Analysis and Training: A Research and Literature Reviewp. 309John Merchant
Issue 422 articlesEditorialp. 409David SedgwickArticlesWorking with Chronic and Relentless Self-Hatred, Self-Harm, and Existential Shame: A Clinical Study and Reflections (Paper 2 of 2)p. 411Sue AustinRace, Religion and a Cat in the Clinical Hourp. 434Gretchen HeyerMalchish-Kibalchish: Cultural Factors in a Clinical Casep. 450Vladimir Tsivinsky
Issue 517 articlesEditorialp. 565William Meredith-OwenArticlesJung's Psychoid Concept and Bion's Protomental Concept: A Comparisonp. 567Ann AddisonThe Lives of Mary Foote: Painter and Jungianp. 588Richard TrousdellNina Coltart and the Border of Bethlehemp. 607Philip Kime