Issue 112 articlesEditorialp. 1On the Contribution of Psychoanalysis to the Management of Psychotic Patients in the N.H.S.p. 3Richard LucasPsychotherapy and General Psychiatry — Integral or Separable?p. 19Thomas FreemanThe Patient in Hospitalp. 31Michael B. ConranSome Uses of the Psychoanalyst in the NHSp. 45Jon SklarThe Training of Psychotherapistsp. 55John SteinerThe Treatment of a Transvestitep. 65Nina E. C. ColtartActing out and Separation Anxietyp. 81Alan HarrowThe use of Transference and Counter-Transference in Assessing Emotional Disturbance in Childrenp. 95Iain DresserBook Reviews‘Freud: The Assault on Truth’ by J. M. Masson; Faber & Faber, 1984. 308 pp. £9.95p. 107William Gillespie‘Stuttering — A Psychoanalytic Understanding’ by Peter Glauber M.D. Human Sciences Press Inc., 1984. pp. 188. £31.45p. 109‘International Journal of Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy Volume 10’. Edited by Robert Langs New York: Jason Aronson. 1984. pp. 639 £44.50p. 111Colin James
Issue 212 articlesThe History of Training and Research in Balint Groupsp. 1Enid BalintA Psycho-Analytical Approach to the Assessment of a Psychotic Patientp. 11Murray JacksonPsycho-Analysis in the National Health Service General Hospitalp. 23Lawrence GoldieThe Non-Mirroring Mother and the Missing Paternal Dimension in a Case of Narcissistic Disturbancep. 35Phil MollonAnorexic and Bulimic States of Mind in the Psycho-Analytic Treatment of Anorexic/Bulimic Patients and Psychotic Patients
Issue 38 articlesThe Relevance of Current Clinical Practice in Child Psychotherapy to Child Psychiatryp. 1Judith TrowellDevelopment of the Concepts of Transference and Countertransferencep. 13Iain DresserWas Shakespeare Happy with his Patron? One Psychoanalytic View of the Relationshipp. 25John PadelSelf-Representing Dreamsp. 43R. Peter HobsonMentally Ill or Mentally Handicapped? A Longitudinal Study of Severe Learning Disorder