Issue 110 articlesWhen it is Not the Patient Who Paysp. 1Leo NobelA Quality Assurance Programme for Psychotherapy—The Finnish Experiencep. 13Kari PylkkäNenSome Thoughts about the Function of Gaze-Avoidance in Early Infancy: a Mother-Baby Observationp. 23Luigi CaparrottaThe Internal Family and the Facts of Lifep. 31Deborah SteinerHow can Psychotherapists Influence Psychiatry?p. 43Jonathan PedderPsychoanalysis and the Political Processp. 55Anton ObholzerBecoming Dependent again: The Fears of Some Elderly Persons and their Younger Therapistsp. 67Brian MartindaleApp Conference Summary: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Services in Europep. 77Book ReviewsMelanie Klein Today. Volume I Mainly Theory; Volume II Mainly Practice. The Library of Psychoanalysis edited by Elizabeth Bott-Spillius. London: Routledge. £14.95 per vol.p. 92Jon SklarBorderline and Narcissistic Patients in Therapy edited by Nonna Slavinska-Holy. New York: Int. Univ. Press.p. 93John Lawrence
Issue 28 articlesDisavowal and Assessment for Psychotherapyp. 97Victor SedlakThe Aim of Psychoanalysisp. 109John SteinerEvaluating the Performance of Departments of Psychotherapyp. 121Peter Fonagy & Anna HiggittDifferent Origins and Meanings of Acute Acting-out in an Inpatient Psychotherapeutic Settingp. 155Marco C. ChiesaRemembering and Repeating in Multiple Personality
Issue 311 articlesLines of Advance in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapyp. 201Jonathan PedderPsychotherapy as One form of Rehabilitation Provided by the Finnish Social Insurance Institutionp. 219Kalevi Seppälä & Heikki JämsénCountertransference as a Complex Tool for Understanding the Patient in Psychotherapyp. 233Joscelyn M RichardsSupervision: A Didactic or Mutative Situationp. 245Imre SzecsödyThe Gnostic Syndrome: Anorexia Nervosa