British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 1-3

• Using Winnicott or Finding Winnicott?

  Patrick Casement

  pp. 22-31

• The Function of Symbol-Formation: Pinning down the Ego Function

  R.D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 32-44

• Constructions and Their Amendments in the Supervisory Process

  Hanoch Yerushalmi

  pp. 61-75

• From Soma to Psyche: An Outcome Evaluation of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy in a Patient with Somatic Symptoms and Chronic Diseases

  Pricilla Braga Laskoski, Fernanda Barcellos Serralta, Alcina Juliana Soares Barros, Stefania Pigatto Teche, Simone Hauck & CláUdio Laks Eizirik

  pp. 93-110

• Correspondence

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 145-146

• Working in the Dark: Understanding the Pre-suicide State of Mind by Donald Campbell and Rob Hale. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2017; 120 pp, £22.99 paperback

  Terence Nice

  pp. 153-156

• Turning the Tide: The Psychoanalytic Approach of the Fitzjohn's Unit to Patients with Complex needs edited by David Bell. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 162 pp, £21.99 paperback

  Robert Clacey

  pp. 156-158

• The Psychoanalyst's Superegos, Ego Ideal and Blind Spots: The Emotional Development of the Clinician by Vic Sedlak. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 197 pp, £29.99 paperback

  Jennifer Silverstone

  pp. 158-161

• Psychoanalysis, Apathy and the Postmodern Patient by Laurence Kahn, translated by Dorothée Bonnigal-Katz. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 118 pp, £32.99 paperback

  Wolfgang Lassmann

  pp. 161-165

• The Life and Work of Joan Riviere: Freud, Klein and Female Sexuality by Marion Bower. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 173 pp, £22.99

  Anne Zachary

  pp. 165-168

• The Art of Personality in Literature and Psychoanalysis by Meg Harris Williams. Published by Karnac, London, 2018; 264 pp, £28.99 paperback

  Donna Christina Savery

  pp. 168-172

• The Destroyed World and the Guilty Self: A Psychoanalytic Study of Culture and Politics by David P. Levine and Matthew H. Bowker. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2019; 208 pp, £25.99 paperback

  Annie Pesskin

  pp. 172-174

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• D.W. Winnicott and Religion: The Intermediate Area of Experiencing as a Dissociative Phenomenon

  Stewart Gabel

  pp. 4-21

Supervision

• The Supervisory Alliance in Group Supervision

  Anne Engholm Hedegaard

  pp. 45-60

Research

• Encapsulated Sadness: Iranian Migrants and Exiles in London

  Mahnaz Sekechi

  pp. 76-92

New Voices

• Jung's Platypus and Hamlet's Complaint: A Place for Wonder in the Consulting Room

  Julian Masters

  pp. 111-126

Cultural Practice

• Of Distance and Desire: The Many Metamorphoses of George Michael and the Origins of His Creativity

  Kathleen J. Schultheis

  pp. 127-144

Appreciation

• Bob Young 1935-2019

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 147-149

Reviews

• On Adolescence: Inside Stories by Margot Waddell. Published by Karnac, London, 2018; 282 pp, £32.99 paperback

  Maria Rhode

  pp. 150-153

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 177-178

• Maintaining the Tension between the Classic Seduction Theory and the Role of Unconscious Fantasies: A Contemporary Reconsideration

  Galit Harel

  pp. 216-231

• Approaching the Transference Relation in Cognitive-Behaviourism: Applying a Lacanian Logic

  Angus G. Craig

  pp. 232-247

• The Vicissitudes of a Training Therapy

  Jackie Gerrard

  pp. 248-259

• Collaborative Work with Parents

  Jeanne Magagna & Jude Piercey

  pp. 275-293

• Social Media and its Impact on Therapeutic Relationships

  Greta Kaluzeviciute

  pp. 303-320

• On Children who Privilege the Body: Reflections of an Independent Psychotherapist by Ann Horne. Published by Routledge, Abingdon and New York, 2019; 178 pp, £26.99 paperback

  Julie Kitchener

  pp. 337-340

• Transforming Despair to Hope: Reflections on the Psychotherapeutic Process with Severely Neglected and Traumatised Children by Monica Lanyado. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018, 174 pp; £26.99 paperback

  Chris Nicholson

  pp. 340-344

• Attachment in Therapeutic Practice by Jeremy Holmes and Arietta Slade. Published by Sage Publications, London, 2018; 240 pp, £24.99 paperback

  Hilary Dodson

  pp. 344-347

• Sadism: Psychoanalytic Developmental Perspectives edited by Amita Sehgal. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 178 pp, £25.99 paperback

  Anna Motz

  pp. 347-350

• Dissecting the Superego: Moralities under the Psychoanalytic Microscope edited by Celia Harding. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 216 pp, £29.99 paperback

  Jan McGregor Hepburn

  pp. 350-353

Research

• Bridging the Gap between Clinical Practice and Research Part I: Findings of a Pilot Study on Daniel Stern's ‘Moments of Meeting’ from the UKCP's Practitioner Research Network

  Tirril Harris, Georgia Lepper, Brian Cheetham, Catherine Crowther, Desmond King & Julia Ryde

  pp. 180-199

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• Unpleasant Bodily Odour in a Psychoanalytic Treatment: Bridge or Drawbridge to a Troubled Past?

  Raffaella Hilty

  pp. 200-215

Clinical Commentary

• Reflections on Editing the Clinical Commentaries

  Mark Budden & Ann Horne

  pp. 260-261

Parents and Infants

• The Wish to Never End: Grappling with the Termination of an Infant Observation and its Relevance to Clinical Work

  Jan C. Messer

  pp. 262-274

Clinical and Cultural Practice

• Double-Think, Double-Binds and the Secret History of Borderline Personality Disorder

  Deborah Hill Cone

  pp. 294-302

Appreciation

• Sian Ellis 1952-2019

  Dorothy Hamilton & Lawrence Suss

  pp. 321-322

Review Essay

• If Not a Tsunami of CBT, then What? The Debate about NHS Psychotherapy Services in the Age of Mc-IAPT: CBT: The Cognitive Behavioural Tsunami: Managerialism, Politics and the Corruptions of Science by Farhad Dalal. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 214 pp, £25.99 paperback. The Industrialisation of Care: Counselling, Psychotherapy and the Impact of IAPT edited by Catherine Jackson and Rosemary Rizq. Published by PCCS Books, Monmouth, UK, 2019; 292 pp, £22.99 paperback.

  Jeremy Clarke

  pp. 323-333

Reviews

• Progress in Psychoanalysis: Envisioning the Future of the Profession edited by Steven D. Axelrod, Ronald S. Naso and Larry M. Rosenberg. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2018; 306 pp, £32.99 paperback

  Susanna Abse

  pp. 334-337

Announcements

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2020

  pp. 356

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 357-359

• Remote Working during the Pandemic: A Q&A with Gillian Isaacs Russell: Questions from the Editor and Editorial Board of the BJP

  Gillian Isaacs Russell

  pp. 364-374

• Concrete People? Modes of Imagination in Psychotherapy, Fiction, and Neuroscience

  Benjamin L. Robinson

  pp. 385-401

• Once and for all Time, Always the Same?

  Alessandra Ginzburg & Richard Carvalho

  pp. 430-444

• ‘I Don't Want to See That the People are Suffering’: Nurses in an Impoverished Community Talk about Caring for Women following Stillbirths

  Maura Lappeman & Leslie Swartz

  pp. 464-480

• Portrait of a Life: Melanie Klein and the Artists by Roger Amos. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2019; 133 pp; £19.80 (hardback).

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 515-518

• Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Shadow of the Parent. Mythology, History, Politics and Art edited by Jonathan Burke. Routledge, London and New York; 2018, 248 pp, £34.99 paperback.

  Ken Robinson

  pp. 518-520

• Psychoanalysis in the Barrios: Race, Class and the Unconscious edited by Patricia Gherovici and Christopher Christian. Routledge, London and New York, 2018; 244 pp, £29.99 paperback.

  Joanna Ryan

  pp. 520-523

• Psychotherapy, Ethics, and Society: Another Kind of Conversation by Michael Briant. Published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Cambridge, 2018; 157 pp, £58.99 hardback.

  Annie Pesskin

  pp. 523-526

• Erratum

  pp. 530

Covid-19

• ‘For Weeks Now it Has Been Evening’: A Letter from Northern Italy

  Federica Facchin

  pp. 361-363

Rozsika Parker Prize 2019: Winning Papers

• The Courage to Dream: A Beginning Psychotherapist Encounters Bion

  Deborah Hill Cone

  pp. 375-384

New Voices

• How Much Time Do We Need? Time and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Camhs

  Jo Bent-Hazelwood

  pp. 402-414

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• The Grip of the Ideal

  Paul Hoggett

  pp. 415-429

Research

• Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Deaf Patients: A Qualitative Study of Characteristics and Technical Adaptations in Clinical Practice

  Juliana Torres Porto Das Neves, Cleonice Zatti, Charlie Severo, Bibiana Godoi Malgarim & Lúcia Helena Machado Freitas

  pp. 445-463

Teaching and Learning

• Balint Groups for Foundation and GP Trainees

  Rhona Sargeant & Amy Au-Yong

  pp. 481-496

Supervision

• Interpretive Community, Intersubjective Experiences, and Supervisees' Paradoxes

  Hanoch Yerushalmi

  pp. 497-512

Reviews

• Bion 365 Quotes by Nicola Abel-Hirsch. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 602 pp, £24.99 paperback.

  Michael Halton

  pp. 513-515

Announcements

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2020

  pp. 529

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 531-533

• The Function of Work on the Countertransference in a Case with Constricted Discourse and Autistic Features

  Sylvia O'Neill

  pp. 548-562

• Somapsyche

  Richard Carvalho

  pp. 586-596

• Developing a Psychosomatic Imagination in Medical Students and Psychotherapy Trainees

  Peter Shoenberg

  pp. 597-609

• Winnicott's Notion of ‘Holding’ as Applied to Serious Physical Illness

  Neil Vickers

  pp. 610-620

• Groundwork for a Transpersonal Psychoanalysis: Spirituality, Relationship, and Participation by Robin S. Brown. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2020; 204 pp, £27.99 paperback.

  David Henderson

  pp. 650-653

• Jungian Music Therapy: When Psyche Sings by Joel Kroeker. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 188 pp, £23.99 paperback.

  Giorgio Giaccardi

  pp. 653-656

• Conversations with Lacan: Seven Lectures for Understanding Lacan by Sergio Benvenuto. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2020; 184 pp, £34.99 paperback.

  Anne Worthington

  pp. 656-659

• Psychoanalysis and other Matters: Where are We Now? Edited by Judith Edwards. Published by Routledge, London and New York, 2020; 205 pp, £34.99 paperback.

  Steven Groarke

  pp. 659-662

• The Unconscious in Social and Political Life edited by David Morgan. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2019; 318 pp, £29.99 paperback.

  Jeremy Holmes

  pp. 662-666

Rozsika Parker Prize 2019: Commended Papers

• Shock and Objectivity in Modern Times: Some Thoughts about Bauhaus Architecture

  Lutz Goetzmann

  pp. 534-547

New Voices

• The Double Session: Two for the Price of One or One for the Price of Two?

  Rebecca Davies

  pp. 563-571

The Representation of Illness in Clinical and Cultural Space: Freud Museum/BJP Conference, November 2019

• Headache, Heartache and other Illogical Disorders

  Michael Molnar

  pp. 572-585

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• The Character Echo as a Symbol of the Absent Female Voice in Psychoanalytic Literatures

  Donna Christina Savery

  pp. 621-635

Short Communication

• The So-Called Borderline Patient: Aetiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment

  Frank Trimboli & Rycke L. Marshall

  pp. 636-645

Reviews

• Individuation for Adult Replacement Children: Ways of Coming into Being by Kristina E. Schellinski. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 228 pp, £23.99 paperback.

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 647-650

Announcements

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2020

  pp. 669