British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Janine Sternberg & Gertrud Mander

  pp. 1-3

• Colonial Object Relations: Going Underground Black-White Relationships

  Frank Lowe

  pp. 20-33

• Issues of ‘Race’ in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Whose Problem is Itanyway?

  Helen Morgan

  pp. 34-49

• The Perverse Core and its Role in the Crossroads between Self-Representation and Confusion

  Luisa Perrone & Maurizio Russo

  pp. 65-73

• Translating Nature: Developing Esther Bick's Method for Finding Wordsto Describe What is Seen and Experienced in Infant Observation and Clinical Work

  Andrew Briggs

  pp. 74-90

• Learning from Life: Becoming A Psychoanalyst by Patrick Casement. Published by Routledge, London, 2006; 212 pp; £17.99.

  Gertrud Mander

  pp. 103-105

• Understanding the Self-Ego Relationship in Clinical Practice: Towards Individuation by Margaret Clark. Published by Karnac, London, 2006; in the Society of Analytical Psychology Monograph Series; 118 pp; £9.99 paperback.

  Sarah Jackson

  pp. 105-107

• Attachment and Intersubjectivity by Nicola Diamond and Mario Marrone. Published by Whurr Publishers, London and Philadelphia, 2003; 242 pp; £ 27.99 paperback. Attachment Theory and the Psychoanalytic Process edited by Mauricio Cortina and Mario Marrone. Published by Whurr Publishers, London and Philadelphia, 2003; 490 pp; £33.99 paperback.

  Barbara Lloyd

  pp. 108-112

• The Self-Marginalization of Wilhelm Stekel: Freudian Circles Inside and Out by Jaap Bos and Leendert Groenendijk. Published by Springer Books, New York, 2007; 222 pp; £48.50 hardback.

  Ricardo Stramer

  pp. 112-116

• The Presence of the Therapist: Treating Childhood Trauma by Monica Lanyado. Published by Brunner-Routledge, Hove, 2004.

  Peter Wilson

  pp. 117-121

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 123-130

LCP Series on Diversity: Papers on Race

• Against the Celebration of Diversity

  Farhad Dalal

  pp. 4-19

Articles

• The Transformative Conditions of Psychotherapeutic Training: An Anthropological Perspective

  James Davies

  pp. 50-64

Personal View

• The Saga of Freud's Dinner Jacket

  Harold Bourne

  pp. 91-97

Book Reviews

• On Aggression and Violence: An Analytic Perspective by Richard Mizen and Mark Morris. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, New York, 2007; 244 pp.

  Alejandro Reyes

  pp. 98-103

• Editorial

  Gertrud Mander & Linda Pethick

  pp. 135-137

• Enactments: Moving from Deadly ways of Relating to the Beginnings of Mental Life

  David Morgan

  pp. 151-166

• The Challenge of Working with Staff Groups in the Caring Professions: The Importance of the ‘Team Development and Reflective Practice Group’

  Bill Thorndycraft & Jennifer Mccabe

  pp. 167-183

• From Cabinet to Couch: Freud's Clinical Use of Sculpture

  Tim Martin

  pp. 184-196

• Commentary by a Member of the Society of Analytical Psychology

  Barry D. Proner

  pp. 208-211

• Commentary by a Member of the British Psychoanalytic Society

  Helen Taylor Robinson

  pp. 212-215

• Commentary by a Member of the Severnside Institute for Psychotherapy

  Robin Gordon Brown

  pp. 215-218

• Commentary by a Member of the North of England Association for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Jan Mcgregor Hepburn

  pp. 218-220

• Afterword

  Abraham Brafman

  pp. 220

• A Healing Conversation: How Healing Happens by Neville Symington. Published by Karnac, London, 2006; 100 pp; £12.99 paperback.

  Linda Pethick

  pp. 233-236

• Diversity, Discipline and Devotion in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Clinical and Training Perspectives by Gertrud Mander. Published by Karnac, London, 2007; 208 pp; £18.99 paperback.

  Penny Wigram

  pp. 237-239

• Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow by Hanna Segal, edited by Nicola Abel-Hirsch. Published by Routledge, London and New York, 2007; 275 pp; £21.99 paperback.

  Diana Birkett

  pp. 239-241

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 244-251

Articles

• Pluralism in Contemporary Psychoanalysis: Theory and Practice

  Jean White

  pp. 138-150

Clinical Issues

• To Increase or Not to Increase?

  Abraham Brafman

  pp. 197-208

Review Essay

• The Prenatal Theme in Psychotherapy by Philippe Ployé. Published by Karnac, London, 2006; 143 pp; £19.99 paperback.

  Margaret Cohen

  pp. 221-229

Book Reviews

• Why Do People Get Ill? by Darian Leader and David Corfield. Published by Hamish Hamilton, London, 2007; 376 pp; £16.99 hardback.

  John Woods

  pp. 230-233

• Editorial

  Linda Pethick & Liane Aukin

  pp. 253-255

• Abdication of a Father: Some Reflections on the Freud-Jung Correspondence1

  James V. Fisher

  pp. 273-298

• ‘I Can't Live without My Child’: Motherhood as a ‘Solution’ to Early Trauma

  Beate Schumacher

  pp. 317-327

• Assessment in Supervision: An Analytic Perspective

  Christine Driver

  pp. 328-342

• Metaphor in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A Comparative Study of Four Cases by a Practitioner-Researcher

  Philippa Shadrach Long & Georgia Lepper

  pp. 343-364

• Key Papers in Literature and Psychoanalysis edited by Paul Williams and Glen O. Gabbard. International Journal of Psychoanalysis Key Papers Series. Published by Karnac, London, 2007; 187 pp; £22.50.

  Bernardine Bishop

  pp. 382-384

• Treating the Basic Self: Understanding Addictive, Suicidal, Compulsive, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity (ADHD) Behavior by Crayton E. Rowe Jr. Published by Psychoanalytic Publishers, Tranquility, NJ, 2005. [www.Psychoanalyticpublishers.com]

  Phil Mollon

  pp. 385-389

• Resonance of Suffering: Countertransference in Non-neurotic Structures edited by André Green. The International Psychoanalytic Library. Published by the International Psychoanalytical Association, London, 2006; 242 pp; £24.99.

  Mary Twyman

  pp. 389-391

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 394-400

The Freud-Jung Letters

• Our Cause1

  James Astor

  pp. 256-272

Articles

• A Kleinian Theory of Sexuality

  Trevor Lubbe

  pp. 299-316

Review Essay

• Jung's ‘White Raven’: The Jung-White Letters edited by Ann Conrad Lammers and Adrian Cunningham, Consulting Editor Murray Stein. Published by Routledge, London and New York, 2007; 384 pp; £50.00 hardback.

  Christopher MacKenna

  pp. 365-379

Book Reviews

• Looking Into Later Life: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Depression and Dementia in Old Age edited by Rachael Davenhill. Tavistock Clinic Series. Published by Karnac, London, 2007; 343 pp; £18.99.

  Noel Hess

  pp. 380-381

• Editorial

  Ann Scott & Hilary Dewing

  pp. 403-406

• Homosexuality: Psychotherapeutic Issues

  Jennifer I. Downey & Richard C. Friedman

  pp. 429-468

• Childe Roland and the Mystic's Quest: Analytic Faith in a World of Lost Meanings

  Christopher MacKenna

  pp. 472-487

• Generosity of Heart: Source of Sanity

  Neville Symington

  pp. 488-500

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Lou Corner

  pp. 522-523

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 523-524

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Peter Agulnik

  pp. 524

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Denis Flynn

  pp. 525

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Anna Motz

  pp. 525-526

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Estela Welldon

  pp. 526-527

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Jean E. Neumann

  pp. 527

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008

  Monica Lanyado

  pp. 527-528

• Intimate Transformations: Babies with Their Families edited by Jeanne Magagna et al. Published by Karnac, London, 2005; 242 pp; £19.99 paperback.

  Judith Nesbit

  pp. 532-537

• ‘You Ought to!’ - A Psychoanalytic Study of the Superego and Conscience by Bernard Barnett. Published by Karnac, London, 2007; 173 pp; £14.99 paperback.

  Emma Letley

  pp. 537-540

• Psychiatry and the Cinema by Glen O. Gabbard and Krin Gabbard. Second edition. Published by American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC, and London, 1999; 399 pp; £24.50 paperback.

  Marguerite Valentine

  pp. 541-548

• Correction

  Paul Williams

  pp. 551

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 553-560

Articles

• Ethical Governance

  Ann Casement

  pp. 407-428

WPF Conference: ‘The Forgotten Fountain’

• Introduction: Why Spirituality?

  Lesley Murdin

  pp. 469-471

Personal View

• The Therapeutic Use of Pets in Private Practice

  Anita Sacks

  pp. 501-521

Tribute

• Isabel Menzies Lyth 1917-2008: Reflections by Lou Corner, Bob Hinshelwood, Peter Agulnik, Denis Flynn, Anna Motz, Estela Welldon, Jean E. Neumann and Monica Lanyado

  Ann Scott

  pp. 522

Book Reviews

• A Beam of Intense Darkness: Wilfred Bion's Legacy to Psychoanalysis by James Grotstein. Published by Karnac, London, 2007; 382 pp; £29.99 paperback.

  Meg Harris Williams

  pp. 529-532

Correspondence

• Freud and the Use of Sculptures in his Clinical Practice: A Clinician's Perspective

  James Astor

  pp. 549-551