Issue 19 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 1Jerrold R. BrandellScreen Memories, Early Memories, and Transference on the Path to Change: Three ContributionsMaria's Second Chance: Resolving Oedipal Conflict in the Transferencep. 5Roberta Ann ShechterThe Mutative Impact of a Transference Interpretation with a Masochistic Male Patient Exhibiting Sexual Sadism: A Case Studyp. 19Susan GillSome Thoughts on our Conception of Transference and the Nature and Role of Transference Interpretation: A Discussion of Two Papersp. 35Jerrold R. BrandellFor Better, for Worse: Marital and Family Therapy and the Personality Disordersp. 43Nora DoughertySelf-Analysis and Resistance to Self-Analysis of Countertransferencep. 61Gildo M. ConsoliniFeatured ReviewThe Good-Enough Social Worker: Understanding and Applying Winnicott's Concepts: The Facilitating Partnership: A Winnico'itian Approach for Social Workers and other Helping Professionals. Applegate, Jeffrey S. and Jennifer M. Bonovitz. New Jersey: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995, 290 pages.p. 83Judith R. SchoreBook ReviewsThe Supervisory Encounter. Jacobs, Daniel, Paul David, and Donald Jay Meyer, New Haven, CT: Yale University, 1995, 285 pages, $32.50.p. 93Constance C. HendricksonThe Language of Perversion and the Language of Love. Bach, Sheldon. Northvale, NJ/London: Jason Aronson, 1994, 202 pages, $40.00.p. 98Ezra Teitelbaum
Issue 28 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 1Jerrold R. BrandellProjective Identification in Sexual Abuse Survivors and Their Partners: Couple Treatment Implicationsp. 5Dennis MiehlsDehumanization as an Enactment of Serial Killers: A Sadomasochistic Case Studyp. 23Barrie M. BivenSelf Psychology and Cognitive Therapy: A Comparison of Two Treatment Modelsp. 51Arlene N. WeiszBook Reviews
Issue 38 articlesEditor's Introductionp. 1Jerrold R. BrandellWho is Father? Where is Father? Some Facts, Fantasies, and Fallaciesp. 5Herbert S. StreanSándor Ferenczi: Forerunner of Modern Short-Term Psychotherapyp. 23Carol TosoneCreating Harmony Out of Dissonance: Applying Theories of Intersubjectivity to Therapy with Couplesp. 43Mary McMahonEnhancing Therapeutic Intervention During Divorce
Issue 45 articlesWhen the Father is Passive: His Impact on the Development of Masculinityp. 1Lucia ImbesiRecapturing the Lost Father: Transference and Memory Retrieval in a Case of Childhood Object Lossp. 21Roberta Ann ShechterAn Absent Father and His Son: A Case Illustrating the Importance of the Father's Role in the Development of Boysp. 37Bernard J. OttModes of Interaction in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Borderline and Non-Borderline Clients: A Qualitative Analysisp. 53Brian Rasmussen & Lynne AngusFeatured Review