Issue 126 articlesAbout the Editorsp. iiiEditorialCelebrating 50 Years of the Journalp. 1Debra A. Katz, Jennifer I. Downey & César A. AlfonsoPsychodynamic Treatment of Persons with Complex Psychiatric DisordersReturn of the Repressed: Delayed Stress Reaction to War (Kolb, 1983)p. 8Jennifer I. DowneyReturn of the Repressed: Delayed Stress Reaction to Warp. 10Lawrence C. KolbPsychological Treatments for Psychosis: History and Overview (Bachman, Resch, and Mundt, 2003)p. 22César A. AlfonsoPsychological Treatments for Psychosis: History and Overviewp. 24Silke Bachmann, Franz Resch & Christoph MundtBorderline Personality Disorder: Clinical Guidelines for Treatment (Stone, 2019)p. 43Clarice KestenbaumBorderline Personality Disorder: Clinical Guidelines for Treatmentp. 45Michael H. StoneClinical Care of Special PopulationsLoss of Self-Cohesion in Terminal Illness (Tasman, 1982)p. 64Allan TasmanLoss of Self-Cohesion in Terminal Illnessp. 66Allan TasmanLearning to Do Psychoanalytic Therapy with an Inner City Population (Olarte and Lenz, 1984)p. 75Silvia W. OlarteLearning to Do Psychoanalytic Therapy with an Inner City Populationp. 77Silvia W. Olarte & Rosa LenzInternalized Homophobia and the Negative Therapeutic Reaction (Friedman and Downey, 1995)p. 86Jennifer I. DowneyInternalized Homophobia and the Negative Therapeutic Reactionp. 88Richard C. Friedman & Jennifer DowneyPsychosocial and Cultural DimensionsCulture, Empathy, and the Therapeutic Alliance (Ullrich, 2019)p. 149Helen UllrichCulture, Empathy, and the Therapeutic Alliancep. 151Helen E. UllrichPsychodynamic Psychiatry and NeuroscienceTransference, Affect, and Neurobiology (Brockman, 2000)p. 165Richard BrockmanTransference, Affect, and Neurobiologyp. 167Richard BrockmanAdolescence and the Reorganization of Infant Development: A Neuro-Psychoanalytic Model (Stortelder and Ploegmakers-Burg, 2010)p. 179Richard BrockmanAdolescence and the Reorganization of Infant Development: A Neuro-Psychoanalytic Modelp. 181Frans Stortelder & Marian Ploegmakers-Burg
Issue 226 articlesAbout the Editorsp. iiiEditorialAn Appreciation of the Journal at its Half-Century Markp. 207Douglas H. IngramEducationFinding Psychodynamic Psychiatry's Lost Generation (2006)p. 210Eric M. PlakunFinding Psychodynamic Psychiatry's Lost Generationp. 212
Issue 314 articlesPerspectivesAssessing Patients Who Seek Help Ending Their Livesp. 435Sheila Hafter Gray, Philip J. Candilis, Edmund G. Howe, Theodore Fallon, Karen G. Gennaro, Robert Nesheim & Jon A. Van LoonJung and Working with Acute Psychosisp. 444Andrew John HoweShould “Psychodynamics” Cease to Exist?p. 449Michael ShapiroPsychodynamic Psychiatry in Singaporep. 453David Choon Liang Teo, Eugene Kin Mun Wuan, Dawn Sue-Fern Lee, Andre Teck Sng Tay & Samuel Eng Teck Cheng
Issue 412 articlesPerspectives“Part of Who You Are”: Reflections on Being a Military Psychiatristp. 569Elizabeth Anne GreeneThe Wounded Pilgrim: A Psychodynamic Perspective on Therapeutic Journeys in Search of Healingp. 573Muhammad Shameel Khan & Maria KhanPsychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Psychiatry in Germanyp. 578Maria Ammon & Thomas RoskyClinical ArticlesSafety: From the Paris Morgue to Oxytocin