Attachment: New Directions in Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

• A Felicitous Meeting of Attachment and Relational Psychotherapy

  Daniel N. Stern

  pp. 1-7

• Separated Attachments and Sexual Aliveness: How Changing Attachment Patterns Can Enhance Intimacy1

  Susie Orbach

  pp. 8-17

• Sex, Couples, and Attachment: The Role of Hedonic Intersubjectivity

  Jeremy Holmes

  pp. 18-29

• Vanishing Spell

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. 30-31

• Who am I? Some Thoughts around Adoption Issues

  Catherine Mitson

  pp. 32-44

• Discussion of ‘Who am I?’

  Andrew Enever

  pp. 45-49

• Reflections on Race, Racism, and Psychotherapy

  Emerald Davis

  pp. 50-56

• Keeping on Pushing: An Interview with Richard Bowlby

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 62-64

• Forty-Four Juvenile Thieves: Their Characters and Home-Life (II)1

  John Bowlby

  pp. 65-70

• Stop Thief! But What Has Been Stolen and by Whom?: Discussion of Paper by John Bowlby

  Paul Renn

  pp. 71-77

• We Need to Talk about … Attachment and Crime: Discussion of Paper by John Bowlby

  Rachel Wingfield

  pp. 78-85

• Bowlby's Contribution for an ASBO Age: Discussion of Paper by John Bowlby

  Will McMahon

  pp. 86-93

• Contributors

  pp. 109-111

• Editorial

  pp. vii-xii

Bowlby Centenary

• Attachment Here and Now: An Interview with Peter Fonagy

  Kate White & Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 57-61

Film Review

• The Wind That Shakes the Barley1

  Renee Stafford

  pp. 94-98

Book Review

• The Dying Patient in Psychotherapy: Desire, Dreams and Individuation by Joy Schaverien (Palgrave Macmillan, October 2002).

  Angela Greenfield

  pp. 99-103

Neuroscience Update

• ‘Biology and the Future of Psychoanalysis’ by Eric Kandel (1999), American Journal of Psychiatry, 156: 505-524; Eric R. Kandel (2000), The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, www.Nobelprize.org; Eric Kandel (2006), In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind, New York: Norton.

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 104-108

• The Infanticidal Attachment

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 117-132

• The Wounded Client is Not Always My Priority

  Doron Levene

  pp. 133-148

• The Way That You Say it: Poetry in Psychotherapy1

  Jane Kitsen

  pp. 149-158

• Discussion of ‘The Way That You Say it: Poetry in Therapy’

  Sonya Aleksic

  pp. 159-162

• Poems

  Joan Woodward

  pp. 163-164

• Are There Meaningful Relationships between Psychosocial Self and Physiological Self?

  Roger J. Booth

  pp. 165-178

• I've Always Hated Fractions

  Christine Fremantle

  pp. 200-212

• Separation and Loss: The Impact on the Emotional Health of Afro-Caribbean Young People

  Elaine Arnold

  pp. 213-220

• Letter from South Africa

  Margaret Green

  pp. 221-231

• The Illusion of Return: An Interview with Samir El-Youssef

  Irris Singer

  pp. 232-242

• Contributors

  pp. 251-253

Attachment, Immigration and Race

• Racism as Trauma: Some Reflections on Psychotherapeutic Work with Clients from the African-Caribbean Diaspora from an Attachment-based Perspective

  Stephanie Davis

  pp. 179-199

Film Review

• Babel (2006) dir. Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu

  Donatella Landi

  pp. 243-250

Editorial

• On Genetic Fundamentalism

  pp. vii-xi

• Being Disabled: Psychotherapy with a Man with Cerebral Palsy and a Learning Disability

  Mark Linington

  pp. 259-268

• The Internal Oppressor: The Veiled Companion of Racial Oppression1

  Aileen Alleyne

  pp. 269-274

• Discussion of ‘The Internal Oppressor: The Veiled Companion of Racial Oppression’1

  Lennox Thomas

  pp. 275-279

• Crying is a Two-Person Behaviour: A Relational Perspective Based on Attachment Theory

  Judith Kay Nelson

  pp. 280-293

• Subjectivity or Intimacy? The Chicken or the Egg? What Comes First?

  Gülcan Sutton Purser

  pp. 294-296

• Infanticidal Attachment: Symbolic and Concrete

  Adah Sachs

  pp. 297-304

• The Infanticidal Attachment in Schizophrenia and Dissociative Identity Disorder

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 305-309

• Trauma at the Threshold: An Eight-Year-Old Goes to Boarding School

  Simon Partridge

  pp. 310-312

• Discussion of Trauma at the Threshold: The Impact of Boarding School on Attachment in Young Children

  Annie Power

  pp. 313-320

• Spring Afternoon

  U. A. Fanthorpe

  pp. 321

• Comment on ‘Spring Afternoon’

  Natasha Roffe

  pp. 322

• Coming into Mind. Contemporary Neuroscience, Attachment, and the Psychological Therapies: A Clinical Perspective

  Margaret Wilkinson

  pp. 323-330

• A Cognitive Therapist Meets John Bowlby

  Giovanni Liotti

  pp. 331-333

• The Nature of a Student's Tie to the Teacher: Reminiscences of Training and Friendship with John Bowlby

  Victoria Hamilton

  pp. 334-347

• Tarnation, dir. Jonathan Caouette

  Orit Badouk Epstein

  pp. 356-359

• Contributors

  pp. 364-368

Conference Review

• 2007 International Attachment Conference 11-13 July 2007, Braga, Portugal Changing Troubled Attachment Relations: Views from Research and Clinical work

  Joseph Schwartz

  pp. 348-352

Film Reviews

• This is England, dir. Shane Meadows

  Roxy Wilding

  pp. 353-355

Book Reviews

• Sex and the Psyche, by Brett Kahr

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. 360-363

Editorial

• The Perversion of the Professional Caring Relationship

  pp. vii-xii