Issue 110 articlesEditorialp. 1Alessandra Lemma & Malcolm AllenRendering unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God the things which are God'sp. 3Michael BrearleyPsychoanalytic Psychotherapy Nowp. 8Matthew PatrickPsychoanalytic Psychotherapy Now: Where do we fit in?p. 14Mary TargetThe changing shape of clinical practice: Driven by science or by pragmatics?p. 22Peter FonagyRenewal or retreat? Psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the crossroadsp. 44Malcolm AllenA view from the visitors' galleryp. 51Ian McPhersonBook ReviewExploring in security: Towards an attachment-informed psychotherapyp. 55Judith EdwardsMurder: A psychotherapeutic investigationp. 60Andrew WilliamsPsychic assaults and frightened clinicians: Countertransference in forensic settingsp. 62Donald Campbell
Issue 213 articlesEditorialp. 67Alessandra Lemma & Pam KleinotPapersWritten on the body: Deliberate self-harm as communicationp. 69Gwen AdsheadSelf-harm as a sign of hopep. 81Anna MotzSuicide and masochism: The evolving relationship between guilt, suffering, self-attack and suicidep. 93Mark J. Goldblatt
Issue 313 articlesEditorialp. 179Alessandra Lemma & James JohnstonPapersIntegration in psychoanalytic psychotherapy – an attachment meta-perspectivep. 183Jeremy HolmesOrganizational schism: Looking after a psychiatric servicep. 202R.D. HinshelwoodThe future place of psychoanalytic psychotherapy in mental health servicesp. 213Chris Mace
Issue 4 - Research and Psychoanalysis9 articlesEditorialp. 303Alessandra LemmaSpecial EditorialThe ongoing struggle for psychoanalytic research: Some steps forwardp. 306Fredric N. Busch & Barbara L. MilrodPapersPoetics, pragmatics, schematics, and the psychoanalysis-research dialogue (Rift)p. 315Golan ShaharThe development of a brief psychodynamic protocol for depression: Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy (DIT)