British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 1-2

• The Breathing Boundary

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. 6-16

• ‘You Can Take it with You’: Transitions and Transitional Objects in Psychotherapy with Children Who Have Learning Disabilities

  Tamsin Cottis

  pp. 17-30

• From the Treatment of a Compulsive Spitter: A Psychoanalytical Approach to Profound Disability

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 31-47

• Jean Laplanche: The Unconscious, the Id and the Other

  John Fletcher

  pp. 105-124

• Horny and Hormonal: Young People, Sex and the Anxieties of Sexuality by Nick Luxmoore. Published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, 2016; 224 pp, £14.99 paperback

  Peter Wilson

  pp. 130-133

• Traumatic Ruptures: Abandonment and Betrayal in the Analytic Relationship edited by Robin Deutsch. Published by Routledge, New York, 2014; 236 pp, £30.99 (paperback). Relational Perspectives Book Series (Lewis Aron and Adrienne Harris Series Co-Editors)

  Anne Power

  pp. 133-136

• Psychoanalysis and Architecture: The Inside and the Outside by Cosimo Schinaia. Published by Karnac, London, 2016; 296 pp, £30.99 paperback

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 136-138

• Retraction

  pp. 141

Disability Psychotherapy

• Introduction

  Alan Corbett

  pp. 4-5

Research

• ‘What a Lovely Baby’: Some Thoughts on Narcissism and Projective Identification through the Lens of Infant Observation

  Jan McGregor Hepburn

  pp. 48-62

Clinical Practice and Technological Change

• Advancing Telecommunication Technology and its Impact on Psychotherapy in Private Practice

  Christopher Vincent, Mary Barnett, Louisa Killpack, Amita Sehgal & Penni Swinden

  pp. 63-76

Writing as a Patient

• The ‘I’ of Elephants and Eyes: Psychotic Signification and Psychoanalysis

  Jenny Watson

  pp. 77-92

UCL Psychoanalysis Unit Conference: ‘Freud Then and Now’

• Observing the Observer: Freud and the Limits of Empiricism

  Elizabeth Allison

  pp. 93-104

Appreciation

• Liane Aukin 1936-2016

  Kurt Ryz

  pp. 125-126

Book Reviews

• The Poet's Voice in the Making of the Mind by Russell Meares. Published by Routledge, London and New York, 2016; 227 pp, £26.99 paperback

  David M. Black

  pp. 127-130

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 143

• Commentary by a Member of Severnside Institute for Psychotherapy

  Clare Harris

  pp. 148-151

• Commentary by a Senior Member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation

  Richard Tan

  pp. 151-155

• Commentary by a Member of Severnside Intitute for Psychotherapy

  Elizabeth O'Loughlin

  pp. 155-158

• Learning in Psychotherapy Group Supervision: Transcending Complementarity and the Generative Potential of Group Conflict

  Paula Collens & Francie van Hout

  pp. 177-191

• Wittgenstein's ‘Lighting up of an Aspect’ and the Possibility of Change in Psychoanalytic Therapy

  Dorit Lemberger

  pp. 192-210

• Life in the ‘Anti-Psychiatry’ Fast Lane

  Haya Oakley

  pp. 213-223

• A Psychoanalytic Contribution to Understanding the Lack of Professional Involvement in Psychotherapeutic Work with Families Where there is Psychosis

  Brian Martindale

  pp. 224-238

• Navigating Language Games around Psychosis

  Jay Watts

  pp. 239-252

• Some Reflections on Kleinian Clinical Technique in Post-War Britain: The Question of Psychosis

  Barry Watt

  pp. 253-261

• The Language of Distress: Understanding Children's Behaviour by A.F. Brafman. Published by Karnac, London, 2016; 167 pp, £20.49 paperback

  Viviane Green

  pp. 267-269

• Making Room for Madness in Mental Health: The Psychoanalytic Understanding of Psychotic Communication by Marcus Evans. Published by Karnac, London as part of the Tavistock Clinic Series, 2016; 240 pp, £24.74 paperback

  Rachel Gibbons

  pp. 269-272

• Between Mind and Brain: Models of the Mind and Models in the Mind by Ronald Britton. Published by Karnac, London, 2015; 162 pp, £19.99 paperback

  Michael Halton

  pp. 272-275

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary 37

  Mark Budden & Ann Horne

  pp. 145-148

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• Migration as an Unconscious Search for Identity: Some Reflections on Language, Difference and Belonging

  Grazyna Czubinska

  pp. 159-176

Freud Museum/Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis Conference, ‘Psychosis: History, Politics, Theory, Technique’ - Part I

• Introduction

  Dorothée Bonnigal-Katz

  pp. 211-212

Appreciation

• Alan Corbett 1963-2016

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 262-263

Book Reviews

• Karl Abraham: Life And Work, A Biography by Anna Bentinck van Schoonheten. Published by Karnac, London, 2016; xxiii + 432 pp, £35 hardback

  Ken Robinson

  pp. 264-267

Announcement

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2017

  pp. 278

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 279-280

• Reflection

  Judith Warren

  pp. 280

• Erratum

  pp. 280

• Apprehending the Translucent in the Art of Supervision

  Sian Ellis

  pp. 297-311

• On Regressive and Progressive Forces in Therapy

  Hanoch Yerushalmi

  pp. 346-364

• Conceptualizing and Treating Psychosis: A Lacanian Perspective

  Stijn Vanheule

  pp. 388-398

• Clinical Roundtable on Technique

  Dorothée Bonnigal-Katz

  pp. 399-403

• Clinical Commentary on Psychotic Processes

  Tomasz Fortuna

  pp. 404-409

• Psychosis and the Limits of Language

  Christos Tombras

  pp. 409-415

• Psychoanalysis in the Age of Totalitarianism edited by Matt ffytche and Daniel Pick. Published by Routledge, London and New York, 2016; 287 pp; £120 (hardback); £31.99 (paperback)

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 425-427

• Treating People with Psychosis in Institutions. A Psychoanalytic Perspective by Belinda S. Mackie. Published by Karnac, London, 2016; 296 pp, £24.74 paperback

  John Gale

  pp. 427-430

• The Shadow of the Second Mother: Nurses and Nannies in Theories of Infant Development by Prophecy Coles. Published by Routledge, London, 2015; 136 pp, £26.99 paperback

  Joanna Ryan

  pp. 430-432

Rozsika Parker Prize 2016

• Session Block: Of Mirrors, Lamps, and Other Methods for the Writing Up of Notes

  Benjamin L. Robinson

  pp. 282-296

Research

• The Intricate Process of Psychoanalytic Research: Encountering the Intersubjective Experience of the Researcher-Participant Relationship

  Clare Harvey

  pp. 312-327

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• When Time Stood Still: Thoughts about Time in Primitive Mental States

  Alina Schellekes

  pp. 328-345

Freud Museum/Psychosis Therapy Project Conference ‘Psychosis and Psychoanalysis: History, Politics, Theory, Technique’ - Part II

• Psychosis from an Attachment Perspective

  Kate Brown

  pp. 365-387

Appreciation

• Tessa Adams 1938-2017

  Martin Stanton

  pp. 416-417

Response

• ‘Janet vs Freud’ on Traumatization: A Critique of the Theory of Structural Dissociation from an Object Relations Perspective

  Hans Peter Søndergaard

  pp. 418-421

Book Reviews

• The Psychoanalytic Craft: How to Develop as a Psychoanalytic Practitioner by Laurence Spurling. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2015; 256 pp; £22.49 paperback

  Michael Halton

  pp. 422-424

Announcements

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2017

  pp. 435

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 439-440

• Announcements

  pp. 441

• Commentary by a Member of the Bowlby Centre

  Mark Linington

  pp. 447-450

• Commentary by a Fellow of the British Psychotherapy Foundation

  Jackie Gerrard

  pp. 450-453

• Commentary by a Member of Severnside Institute for Psychotherapy

  Rob Clacey

  pp. 453-455

• Erotic Transference

  Alberto Stefana

  pp. 505-513

• Act and Image: The Emergence of Symbolic Imagination by Warren Colman. Published by Spring Journal Books, New Orleans, 2016. 338 pp, £24.95 paperback

  A. David Napier

  pp. 562-564

• Time-limited Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents: An Interactive Approach by Ruth Schmidt Neven. Published by Routledge, London, 2016; 154 pp, £24.99 paperback

  Peter Wilson

  pp. 565-567

• From the Couch to the Circle: Group-Analytic Psychotherapy in Practice by John R. Schlaporbersky. Published by Routledge, London, 2016; 528 pp, £37.99 paperback.

  Stephen Arcari

  pp. 568-570

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary 38

  pp. 442-446

Rozsika Parker Prize 2016: Commended

• Reading Beckett in the Context of Psychoanalysis: A Literary Bridge between One-Person and Two-Person Psychology

  Ian S. Miller

  pp. 456-469

Publication of the Piggle: 40th Anniversary

• The Piggle: Decoding an Enigma

  Nathan M. Szajnberg

  pp. 470-491

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• The Witch as a Psychological Figure

  Nick Humphreys

  pp. 492-504

Research

• Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of a Child with Internalizing Symptoms: A Study of Outcomes

  Marina Bento Gastaud, Cibele Carvalho, Guilherme Pacheco Fiorini & Vera Regina Röhnelt Ramires

  pp. 514-536

Identification and Metaphor

• On Food, Faith, and Psychoanalysis: Isak Dinesen's Babette's Feast

  Rosemary Rizq

  pp. 537-554

Response

• ‘Janet vs Freud’ on Traumatization: A Critique of the Theory of Structural Dissociation from an Object Relations Perspective

  Joan Lesley & Sverre Varvin

  pp. 555-557

Book Reviews

• The Political Self: Understanding the Social Context for Mental Illness edited by Rod Tweedy. Published by Karnac, London, 2017; 233 pp, £28.99 paperback

  Robert Snell

  pp. 559-562