Issue 119 articlesSection One: Lead ArticlesSome Thoughts on Thinking Space and Linking in Couple Analytic Therapp. 1Lin TaoIntimate Partner Violence and Abuse: The Importance of Social and Psychoanalytic Thinking in Understanding and Responding to abuse in Couple Relationshipsp. 10Susana Muszkat & Damian McCannChanging Family and Marital Structure in China: Emotional Strain at Cultural and Individual Levelsp. 34David E. ScharffSexual Fantasy, Unconscious Phantasy, and the Dynamics of Attachmentp. 41Christopher ClulowBasic Concepts That are Important for Clinicians to Understand about Sexualityp. 55Stephen B. LevineThe Use of Couple Joint Personality Theory in Couple and Family Therapyp. 67Li YanlingThe Couple's Link on Alert in the Context of the Pandemicp. 72Elizabeth PalaciosCommentary: “The Couple's Link on Alert in the Context of the Pandemic” by Elizabeth Palaciosp. 76Lucia MorabitoThe Couple in old Agep. 80Andrew BalfourThe Work of Family Ties in Anorexiap. 93Rosa JaitinA Psychoanalytic Understanding of the Couple Relationship: The Tavistock Relationships Approachp. 103Mary MorganThinking About Siblinghoodp. 115Silvia ResnizkyDiscussion: “Thinking about Siblinghood” by Silvia Resnizkyp. 120Monica VorchheimerInfidelity and the Shared Unconscious Phantasy of the Couplep. 125Yolanda de VarelaSection Two: Training and Support GroupFrom Trainees to Trainersp. 131Ning Li, Maranda Y. T. Sze & Wei LanAn Online Emotional Support Group During the Pandemic in Chinap. 136Xiaohua Lu, Qian Liu, Yingjun Zhang, Zheng Ma, Daisheng Tang & Yong NiuSection Three: Film ReviewSomeone to Talk To1: When Couples Lose Passion and Lack Wordsp. 146Monica Vorchheimer & Huan WangSection Three: Book ReviewMarriage and Family in Modern China: A Psychoanalytic Exploration, by David E. Scharff. London and New York: Routledge, 2021, 300 pp + index and front matterp. 154Huan WangNotes on Contributorsp. 158
Issue 214 articlesSection OneContainment and Father Image Transformation in Treating the Family of an Adolescent Chinese Boyp. 167Song Rui & Fang FangWorking with Primitive Mental States in Couplesp. 179Timothy KeoghReverse Frustrating Object in Couplesp. 190Wu HaoA Psychodynamic Case Formulation of a Woman with an Unresolved Oedipal Conflict: An Analysis with a Cultural Perspectivep. 206Hou Puqing & Zhang Tianbu