Issue 17 articlesEditorialNew explorations of clinical applications of neuropsychoanalysis, with a focus on repressionp. 1Maggie Zellner, Richard J. Kessler & David OldsArticlesNeuropsychoanalytically informed psychotherapy approaches to rehabilitation: The North Wales Brain Injury Service – Bangor University experience 1998–2018p. 3Rudi Coetzer, Cathryn Roberts, Oliver H. Turnbull & Frances L. VaughanFantasy, dream, vision, and hallucination: Approaches from a parallactic neuro-psychoanalytic perspectivep. 15Lutz Goetzmann, Barbara Ruettner & Adrian SiegelClinical ReportsThe mental apparatus in left MCA infarction: Relational language deficit and changes to ego function in conduction aphasiap. 33Michelle JacksonSociety ProceedingsExamination of the hypothesis that repression is premature automatization: A psychoanalytic case report and discussionp. 47Robert Smith & Mark SolmsBulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Societyp. 63Book ReviewUnrepressed Unconscious, Implicit Memory, and Clinical Workp. 67Giorgio Mattana
Issue 26 articlesEditorialNeuropsychoanalysis re-finds and refines psychoanalysisp. 71Richard J. Kessler & Maggie ZellnerArticlesReflective network therapy for childhood autism and childhood PTSDp. 73Gilbert KlimanOn the scientific prospects for Freud’s theory of hysteriap. 87Michael T. MichaelSociety ProceedingsBulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society