Issue 111 articlesEditorialp. 1Maureen MarksThe ‘Other 23 Hours’: Special Problems of Psychotherapy in a ‘Special’ Hospitalp. 4Sameer P. SarkarOn the Processes of Working through Loss Caused by Severe Illnesses in Childhood: A Psychoanalytic Approachp. 17Karina Codeço BaroneThe Use of ‘Case Study’ in Psychotherapeutic Research and Educationp. 35Dennis Greenwood & Del LoewenthalPrivate Theories and Psychotherapeutic Techniquep. 48Björn Philips, Andrzej Werbart & Johan SchubertModernization or Privatization? the Future of the NHS and Implications of Governmental Reforms for Psychotherapy Servicesp. 71Marco ChiesaBook ReviewsThree Faces of Mourning: Melancholia, Manic Defense and Moving on edited by Salman Akhtar (Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ, 2002). 234 pp. US$ 40 hardback.p. 86Maria Podlejska-EyresNew Clinical Realms by Salman Akhtar (Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ, 2003). £36.50 hardback.p. 89Damian GambleEmotional Development in Psychoanalysis, Attachment Theory and Neuroscience: Creating Connections edited by Viviane Green (Hove and New York, Brunner-Routledge, 2003). 248 pp.p. 93Kay GoddardThe Ethical Attitude in Analytic Practice edited by Hester McFarland Solomon and Mary Twyman (London & New York, Free Association Books, 2003). 183 pp. Paperback £18.99.p. 96Adrian SuttonFrom Toxic Institutions to Therapeutic Environments; Residential Settings in Mental Health Services edited by Penelope Campling, Stefan Davies and Graeme Farquharson (Royal College of Psychiatrists, 2004). 286 pp. £25.00.p. 98Kevin Healy
Issue 29 articlesPapersAplying Psychoanalytic Thinking in A Staff Support Group to Reflect on Service Change and Clinical Practice in A Specialist Psychiatric Servicep. 103Flavia MoranteContributing to A Treatment Trial of Group Therapy: ‘Psychotherapy Supervisor’ or ‘Therapeutic Consultant’?p. 121Adrian SuttonMothers’ Thinking and Babies’ Survivalp. 135Anne WardOn Aggression Turned against the Selfp. 160Anthony Parfitt
Issue 36 articlesEDITORIALp. 191Maureen MarksPURE GOLD OF PSYCHOANALYSIS OR PURE CHEMISTRY? HOW CAN WE HANDLE THE COUNTER-TRANSFERENCE AND THE PSYCHOANALYST'S SUPER-EGO CONFLICTS IN COMBINED TREATMENT?1p. 193Michael GünterTHE MEANING AND FUNCTION OF SILENCE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY TREATMENT PROGRAMME*p. 205John Gale & Beatriz SanchezDANGEROUS LIAISONS: PSYCHOSIS AND VIOLENCE – WORKING IN A PSYCHIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNITp. 221Paul Terry
Issue 45 articlesSEXUAL ATTACHMENTS: A THEORETICAL PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVE ON INCESTp. 259Chris Theunissen‘IF EACH COULD BE HOUSED IN SEPARATE IDENTITIES…’. THERAPY AS CONVERSATION WITH CONTRADICTORY PARTS OF THE SELFp. 279Martin WeegmannSETTING UP A COUNSELLING SERVICE FOR PARENTS, INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDRENp. 294Maria E. Pozzi & Beverley TydemanBECOMING ANOREXIC: ON LOSS, DEATH AND IDENTIFICATION AND THE EMERGENCE OF ANOREXIA NERVOSAp. 310Sarah Huline-DickensBOOK REVIEWS