Issue 110 articlesEditorialBridging the gapsp. 1Jessica YakeleyArticlesEvidence for psychodynamic psychotherapy in specific mental disorders: a systematic reviewp. 4Falk Leichsenring & Susanne KleinArticleIntersubjectivity in therapeutic interaction: a pragmatic analysisp. 33Jean Knox & Georgia LepperArticlesMind–body splitting and eating disorders: a psychoanalytic perspectivep. 52Antonella Granieri & Adriano SchimmentiBook ReviewsThe Maternal lineage: identification, desire and transgenerational issuesp. 71Geraldine ShiptonPsychoanalytic thinking in occupational therapyp. 75Geraldine ShiptonThe thinking heart: three levels of psychoanalytic therapy with disturbed childrenp. 79Arabella KurtzInfant research and neuroscience at work in psychotherapy: expanding the clinical repertoirep. 83Graham MusicThe internal world of the juvenile sex offenderp. 86MiscellanyPublications received since September 2013p. 89
Issue 214 articlesEditorialSurvival and creativity in a changing worldp. 91Jessica YakeleyPapersSurviving as a personality disorder servicep. 94Barry Jones & Thomas BradshawThe outcome of psychodynamic psychotherapies with individuals diagnosed with personality disorders: a systematic reviewp. 115Donna Haskayne, Rachel Hirschfeld & Michael LarkinDoes psychoanalytic psychotherapy offset use of mental health services and related costs in severe borderline personality disorder? – A case study
Issue 3 - Papers from the British Psychoanalytic Council PP NOW Conference 201310 articlesEditorialPsychoanalytic Psychotherapy NOW 2013: ‘Getting to grips with society's ills: a psychoanalytic perspective’p. 241Jessica YakeleyPapersThe ‘blame and shame society’p. 244Jean KnoxPerverting the course of therapy: the fetishisation of governance in public sector mental health servicesp. 249Rosemary RizqThe ultimate taboo? An exploration of female violence and perversion
Issue 411 articlesEditorial BoardEditorial Boardp. 0EditorialEditorialp. 355Jessica YakeleyPapersTowards a Relational Affective Theory of personality disorderp. 357C. Susan MizenThe elephant tied up with string: a clinical case study showing the importance of NHS provision of intensive, time-limited psychoanalytic psychotherapy treatments