Attachment: New Directions in Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

• The Use of Attachment Theory in the Clinical Dialogue with Patients

  Mauricio Cortina

  pp. 1-18

• Pathways to Pain Relief—An Introduction1

  Frances Sommer Anderson

  pp. 19-28

• Psychosis from an Attachment Perspective

  Kate Brown

  pp. 29-52

• The Little Girl Within

  pp. 54

• Countertransference

  Freda Child

  pp. 55-56

• The Heirloom

  Freda Child

  pp. 56

• “Tell Them it is Not Too Late for Someone like Me”: A “Failure-to-Thrive Child” Grows Old and Begins an Attachment Based Psychotherapy at Sixty-Seven

  Sharon K. Farber

  pp. 57-81

• A Letter to Mr Turner

  A. Wright

  pp. 82-87

• The Act of Killing, Joshua Oppenheimer (Director), 2012

  Orit Badouk Epstein

  pp. 89-91

• The Healthy Aging Brain: Sustaining Attachment, Attaining Wisdom (2008) by Louis Cozolino, published by Norton

  Caroline Adewole

  pp. 98-100

• Being and Relating in Psychotherapy: Ontology and Therapeutic Practice (2013), edited by Christine Driver, Stephen Crawford, and John Stewart, published by Palgrave MacMillan

  Alexandra Maeja Raicar

  pp. 101-108

• List of Contributors

  pp. 112-114

• Editorial

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. vii-ix

• Editorial

  Simon Partridge

  pp. x-xi

Poetry

• I Am the Voice

  Esmé Dann

  pp. 53

Film Reviews

• Beyond the Hills, Christian Mungiu (Director), 2012

  Orit Badouk Epstein

  pp. 88-89

Book Reviews

• Losing a Parent to Suicide (2014) by Marty Loy and Amy Boelk, published by Routledge

  Hélène Everitt

  pp. 92-97

• John Bowlby as a Secure Base: Attachment Practitioners in Search of Common Ground

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 117-120

• Obituary: Dr John Bowlby: Cherishing the Children

  Ann Shearer

  pp. 121-123

• In Memoriam (John Bowlby 1907-1990): Ursula Bowlby's Handwritten Copy of “In the Highlands” by Robert Louis Stevenson

  pp. 124

• In the Highlands

  Robert Louis Stevenson

  pp. 125

• Remembrances of John Bowlby

  John Southgate

  pp. 126-134

• John Bowlby's Last Interview—15th February, 1990: Discovering the Videotapes of John Bowlby's Last Interview

  Simon Partridge

  pp. 135-137

• John Bowlby: An Interview by Virginia Hunter

  Andrea Oskis

  pp. 138-157

• A Qualitative Analysis of John Bowlby's Last Interview

  Deborah Rodriguez

  pp. 158-164

• John Bowlby: The Timeless Supervisor

  Arturo Ezquerro

  pp. 165-175

• Not by a Fence: A Reminder for Attachment Psychotherapists about the Importance of the Client's Current External Social Network

  Tirril Harris

  pp. 176-187

• The Dynamics of Caregiving: Why are Professional Caregivers Vulnerable to Anxiety and Burnout, and How Do We Support Their Well-Being?

  Una McCluskey & James Gunn

  pp. 188-200

• Attachment and Adversity across the Lifespan

  Antonia Bifulco

  pp. 201-218

• The Origins of Attachment: Infant Research and Adult Treatment (2014) by Beatrice Beebe and Frank M. Lachmann, published by Routledge

  Alexandra Maeja Raicar

  pp. 224-237

• List of Contributors

  pp. 242-246

• Editorial

  Kate White

  pp. vii-ix

Book Reviews

• John Bowlby and Attachment Theory, Second Edition (2014) by Jeremy Holmes, published by Routledge

  Gülcan Sutton Purser

  pp. 219-224

• Prologue to Dissociation and the Parent-Infant Dialogue: A Longitudinal Perspective from Attachment Research

  Karlen Lyons-Ruth

  pp. 251-252

• Dissociation and the Parent-Infant Dialogue: A Longitudinal Perspective from Attachment Research

  Karlen Lyons-Ruth

  pp. 253-276

• Who Cares? Some Applications of Attachment Theory with a Man Abused in Childhood

  Mark Linington

  pp. 277-289

• “Cross the Bridge to Redefine the Pain”

  Orit Badouk Epstein

  pp. 290-293

• Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802

  pp. 295

• Because I Could not Stop for Death

  pp. 295

• Ecce Puer

  pp. 296

• “Led Astray by Their Half-Baked Pseudo-Scientific Rubbish”: John Bowlby and the Paradigm Shift in Child Psychiatry

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 297-317

• Attached to Attachment? Attachment Theory, Therapy, and Future Directions

  Graham Music

  pp. 318-332

• From Russia to London: A Personal Account of John Bowlby's Legacy

  Susan Vas Dias

  pp. 333-341

• The Phenomenon of Silence in Psychotherapy

  Michael A. O'Toole

  pp. 342-360

• The Shadow of the Second Mother: Nurses and Nannies in Theories of Infant Development (2015) by Prophecy Coles, published by Routledge: We Obliterate the Paid (or Enslaved) Caregiver at Our Peril

  Simon Partridge

  pp. 368-373

• The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma (2014) by Bessel A. van der Kolk, published by Penguin

  Gülcan Sutton Purser

  pp. 374-380

• List of Contributors

  pp. 385-389

• Letter to John Bowlby

  Orit Badouk Epstein

  pp. viii-xi

• Thoughts about the Work of John Bowlby and Its Significance to Me

  Emerald Davis

  pp. xi-xii

• John Bowlby and His Influence and Impact

  Yvonne Forward

  pp. xii-xiii

• The Work Goes on …

  Gülcan Sutton Purser

  pp. xiii-xiv

Poetry

• Before the Birth of One of Her Children

  pp. 294

Book Reviews

• Attachment Theory in Adult Mental Health: A Guide to Clinical Practice (2014) edited by Adam N. Danquah and Katherine Berry, published by Routledge

  Alexandra Maeja Raicar

  pp. 361-367

Editorial by Members of the Editorial Board

• Attachment Theory, Twenty-Five Years since the Death of John Bowlby: Still Keeping it Real

  Kate Brown

  pp. vii-viii