Issue 110 articlesOn the Therapeutic Value of Not Offering Psychotherapy: An Account of An Extended Assessmentp. 1Laurence SpurlingPsychological Therapy in Primary Care: Work in Progressp. 18Marina PerrisTriangulation or Strangulation: Managing the Suicidal Patientp. 35Narendra KevalWorking with Bangladeshi Young Womenp. 52Rosemary LoshakPlaying with Fire: Art Therapy in A Prisonp. 68Suzanne DelshadianBook ReviewsAn Introduction to the Psychotherapies, third edition, edited by Sidney Bloch Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1996. 344 pp. £20.95.p. 85Rosie DavisEvidence in the Psychological Therapies: A Critical Guide for Practitioners edited by C. Mace, S. Moorey and B. Roberts (Brunner-Routledge, Hove and Philadelphia, 2001). 218 pp. £15.99.p. 87Maria EyresMental Slavery: Psychoanalytic Studies of Caribbean People by Barbara Fletchman Smith (Rebus Press, London). 166 pp. £12.99.p. 88Judith TrowellSelf-Harm: A Psychotherapeutic Approach by Fiona Gardner (Brunner-Routledge, Hove and Philadelphia, 2001). 163 pp. £14.95.p. 90Rosemary LoshakJung on Film: Post-Jungian Takes on the Moving Image edited by Christopher Hauke Alister (Brunner-Routledge, Hove and Philadelphia, 2001). 254 pp. £16.99.p. 92Emilija Kiehl
Issue 29 articlesInternal and External Reality in In-Patient Psychotherapy: Working with Severely Disturbed Patients at the Cassel Hospitalp. 97Wilhelm SkogstadMemorizing Vs Understandingp. 119Abraham BrafmanA Description of An Audit Cycle of Early Dropouts from An Inpatient Psychotherapy Unitp. 138Marco Chiesa, Miriam Wright & Rebecca NeeldDilemmas in Providing Psychological Therapy as An Integral Component of Mental Health Carep. 150Anne M. GoodwinBook Review
Issue 39 articlesEditorialp. 189Marilyn LawrenceDeveloping the Therapeutic Alliance in Acute Mental Health Carep. 190Ian ThurstonAdoption: Some Clinical Features of Adults Who Have Been Adopted and the Difficulties of Helping Them in Nhs Psychotherapyp. 206Hope SamuelBearing the Unbearable: Melancholia following Severe Traumap. 219Joanne Stubley‘Things are Changing for Me … the Anger is Still There but Not the Hatred’. Some Reflections from Work with A Racist
Issue 46 articlesMenstruation — the Gap in the Text?p. 279Patricia KerkhamThirty Years of Abdominal Painp. 300Julian M. SternThe Resistances to Psycho-Analysis: An Old Devil in Modern Clothing?p. 312Jessica Burnett-StuartReligious Fundamentalism and Primitive Projective Processesp. 325James SpringettMental Illness, the Psychotic Wavelength and the Mental Health Act (1983)