British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 1-2

• A Matter of Wife and Death: Reflections on Music and Violence

  Elena Mundici

  pp. 17-28

• ‘For My Own Good. All Causes Shall Give Way’ (Macbeth): Superego Workings in Narcissistic States of Mind and Character

  Celia Harding

  pp. 79-97

• On Meditation and the Development of the Internal Analytic Setting

  Alexander Ross

  pp. 98-115

• Psychoanalytic Thinking in Mental Health Settings by Marcus Evans. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2021; 156 pp, £24.99 paperback

  Susan Cockett

  pp. 179-181

• Three Characters: Narcissist, Borderline, Manic Depressive by Christopher Bollas. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2021; 76 pp, £17.99 paperback

  Jan McGregor Hepburn

  pp. 181-184

• Sexuality and Gender Now: Moving Beyond Heteronormativity edited by Leezah Hertzmann and Juliet Newbigin. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2020; 358 pp, £32.99 paperback

  Lisa Baraitser

  pp. 184-188

• The Work of Whiteness: A Psychoanalytic Perspective by Helen Morgan. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2021; 147 pp, £24.99 paperback

  Joanna Ryan

  pp. 188-191

• Tolerating Strangers in Intolerant Times: Psychoanalytic, Political and Philosophical Perspectives by Roger Kennedy. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019; 156 pp, £34.99 paperback

  Gabrielle Brown

  pp. 191-194

• A Place for Beauty in the Therapeutic Encounter by Dorothy Hamilton. Published by The Harris Meltzer Trust, London, 2021; xvii +125 pp, £18.99 paperback

  Patricia Townsend

  pp. 195-197

• Cézanne and the Post-Bionian Field: An Exploration and a Meditation by Robert Snell. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2021; 178 pp, £29.99 paperback

  Lesley Caldwell

  pp. 197-200

Estela Welldon Prize 2021: Winning Papers

• A State of Inbetweenness: The Challenges of Working with Disavowal

  Stephen Blumenthal

  pp. 4-16

New Voices

• Transcending the Shadow of Alcoholism

  Susan Tyler

  pp. 29-41

Infant Development and the Environment

• A Discussion of Three Versions of Donald Winnicott's ‘Transitional Objects and Transitional Phenomena’, 1951-1971

  Lesley Caldwell

  pp. 42-60

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• Hollow Women, Stuffed Women: Body Image and the Imagined Body in Patients with Eating Disorders

  Elizabeth Hamlin

  pp. 61-78

Covid-19

• Technology, Transference, and Covid-19 — with Reference to Davanloo's Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy

  Catherine Hickey, James Q. Schubmehl & Alan Beeber

  pp. 116-135

Research

• On Subjectivity and the Relationship with the Other: Qualitative Results of an Interview-Study with 50 Young Muslims

  Paul Maximilian Kaiser, Lena Barth, Gonca Tuncel Langbehn, Barbara Ruettner & Lutz Goetzmann

  pp. 136-157

Supervision

• A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Supervision in Field Education: Reflective and Containment Space for Supervision Interns

  Galit Harel

  pp. 158-175

Reviews

• Jung, C.G. The Black Books 1913 — 1932: Notebooks of Transformation edited by S. Shamdasani, translated by M. Liebscher, J. Peck & S. Shamdasani. Published by W.W. Norton & Co., New York and London, 2020; £212 hardback seven volume set

  Katerina Sarafidou

  pp. 176-178

Announcement

• Estela Welldon Prize 2022

  pp. 203

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 205

• Commentary by a Member of the Foundation for Psychotherapy and Counselling, and the Circle of Analytical Psychology, London

  Jonathan Barham

  pp. 213-216

• Commentary by a Member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation, London

  Annie Pesskin

  pp. 216-218

• Commentary by a Member of the Connecticut Society for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Yale University & Case Western Reserve University Department of Psychiatry

  Leslie Lothstein

  pp. 218-222

• ‘If Only I Were a Boy ….’: Psychotherapeutic Explorations of Transgender in Children and Adolescents

  Marcus Evans

  pp. 269-285

• The Good, the Bad and the Boring: Narcissism and the Rejection of the ‘Nice But Boring’ Relationship

  David Mann

  pp. 286-303

• How Does Couple Psychotherapy Allow for and Respond to the Individual?

  Damian McCann

  pp. 304-315

• Medical Psychotherapy Training and the Covid-19 Pandemic

  Ivan Shanley, Claire Jones & Neelima Reddi

  pp. 338-352

• The Devil You Know: Stories of Human Cruelty and Compassion by Dr Gwen Adshead and Eileen Horne. Published by Faber & Faber, London, 2021, 321 pp, £16.99 hardback

  Katya Orrell

  pp. 390-392

• Trauma and Memory: The Science and the Silenced edited by Valerie Sinason and Ashley Conway. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2022; 188 pp; £29.99 paperback

  Joanne Stubley

  pp. 392-397

• Freud's Pandemics: Surviving Global War, Spanish Flu, and the Nazis by Brett Kahr. Published by Karnac, London, 2021; 284 pp, £40.00 paperback

  Aaron Balick

  pp. 397-400

• D. H. Lawrence and Psychoanalysis by John Turner. Published by Routledge, New York and London, 2020; xiii +257 pp; £29.59 paperback

  Ken Robinson

  pp. 400-403

• Why Group Therapy Works and How to Do it: A Guide for Health and Social Care Professionals by Christer Sandahl, Hjördis Nilsson Ahlin, Catharina Asklin-Westerdahl, Mats Björling, Anna Malmquist Saracino, Lena Wennlund, Ulf Åkerström, and Ann Örhammar. Published by Routledge, London, 2021; 220 pp, £28.99 paperback

  Carla Penna

  pp. 403-407

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2022

  pp. 411

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary 44

  Katya Orrell

  pp. 208-212

Estela Welldon Prize 2021: Commended Paper

• Paedophilia, or Paedophilic Breakdown? The Impetus to Seek Illegal Images Online, and Implications for Clinical Technique

  Heather Wood

  pp. 223-235

New Voices

• Some Thoughts on Disturbances in the Formation and Retention of Imagos

  Lorraine Vivian

  pp. 236-252

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• Mother Nature and Father Time: Oedipal Imbalance and the Premature Structuring of Reality in Compulsive Sexual Behaviour

  Stephen Blumenthal

  pp. 253-268

Covid-19

• The Inanimate Third: Going Beyond Psychodynamic Approaches for Remote Psychotherapy during the Covid-19 Pandemic

  Sari Goldstein Ferber & Aron Weller

  pp. 316-337

Research

• Stillbirth in Khayelitsha Hospital, South Africa: Women's Experiences of Care

  Maura Lappeman & Leslie Swartz

  pp. 353-370

Retirement

• Retirement, Illness and Death of the Analyst

  Penny Pickles

  pp. 371-384

Appreciation

• Hester Mcfarland Solomon 1943 - 2021

  Ann Kutek

  pp. 385-386

Reviews

• Psychoanalytic Thinking on the Unhoused Mind edited by Gabrielle Brown. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2019, 168 pp, £32.99 paperback

  Barry Watt

  pp. 387-389

Announcements

• Estela Welldon Prize 2022

  pp. 410

• Editor's Comments

  Ann Scott

  pp. 413-415

• The Knitting Knows: On Learning How to Work with the Countertransference

  Kylie Innocente

  pp. 444-456

• Working Through Apocalyptic Times: When the Psychoanalytic Frame is Blown Up

  Hana Salaam Abdel-Malek

  pp. 457-469

• Casual Violence: Mis-Understanding, Misogyny, Adolescence

  Nilofer Kaul

  pp. 470-482

• The Two Analyses of Anne: The Seesaw, Disclosure, and the Third

  Marc-André Bosset

  pp. 500-514

• Sulking as a Declaration of Dependence

  Catriona Wrottesley

  pp. 515-532

• Music, Insight and the Development of the Thinking Voice in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Christine Vickers

  pp. 554-571

• Amal Treacher Kabesh: 1954-2022

  Stephen Frosh, Lesley Caldwell & Angela Joyce

  pp. 592-594

• The Cure for Psychoanalysis by Adam Phillips. Published by Confer Books, London, 2021; 240 pp, £19.99 paperback.

  Josh Cohen

  pp. 610-613

• Pathologies of the Self: Exploring Narcissistic and Borderline States of Mind by Phil Mollon. Published by Confer Books, London, 2020; 192 pp, £9.99 eBook.

  Rob Clacey

  pp. 613-615

• Gender Dysphoria: A Therapeutic Model for Working with Children, Adolescents and Young Adults by Susan Evans and Marcus Evans. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2021; 272 pp, £27.99 paperback.

  Sebastian Thrul

  pp. 616-618

• Guilt and Shame: A Clinician's Guide by Jan McGregor Hepburn. Published by NScience Publishing House, London, 2021; 140 pp, £11.99 paperback.

  Rose Baring

  pp. 618-621

• How it Feels to be You: Objects, Play and Child Psychotherapy by Tamsin Cottis. Published by Karnac, London, 2021; 176 pp, £19.99 paperback.

  Julie Kitchener

  pp. 621-623

Editorial and Analytic Work

• On Editing the British Journal of Psychotherapy

  Ann Scott & Brett Kahr

  pp. 417-432

Rozsika Parker Prize 2021: Winning Papers

• Marion Milner's ‘Pliable Medium’ and the Role of the Patient's Creativity in the Analytic Encounter

  Emilia Halton-Hernandez

  pp. 433-443

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• From Hopelessness and Despair to Hope and Recovery: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy as Effective Agent of Change in the Treatment of a Psychiatric Patient

  Mahnaz Sekechi & Marco Chiesa

  pp. 483-499

Cultural Practice

• Object Representation: Intersecting Infant Observation with Observational Documentary

  Jonathan Isserow

  pp. 533-553

Research

• Bullying as a Traumatizing Process: An Investigation of the Phenomenology of Bullying Experiences and Their Dynamic Effects

  Sandra Dornonville La Cour, Birgit Bonde & Bent Rosenbaum

  pp. 572-588

Appreciations

• A.H. Brafman: 1931-2022

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 589-591

Reviews

• Reviews Essay: Freud and Idealization: Freud: An Intellectual Biography by Joel Whitebook. Published by Cambridge University Press, 2017; 492 pp, £19.99 paperback.

  David M. Black

  pp. 595-609

Announcement

• Rozsika Parker Prize 2022

  pp. 626

• Editor's Comments

  Gary Winship

  pp. 627-628

• Commentary by a Member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation

  Angela Foster

  pp. 633-635

• Commentary by a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist, Member of the Institute of Group Analysis and British Psychotherapy Foundation

  John Woods

  pp. 635-639

• Commentary by a Member of the Tavistock Society of Psychotherapists and Forensic Psychotherapy Society

  Anna Motz

  pp. 639-642

• In C: Towards A ‘Bionian’ Theory of Creativity

  Naomi Wynter-Vincent

  pp. 655-665

• Creativity: A Conscious Imaginative Approach

  Anoushka Beazley

  pp. 666-677

• Painting to Learn the Technique of Psychoanalysis

  Cathy Rogers

  pp. 678-692

• Neuroscience and a Countertransference Impasse in a Neurotypical-Neurodiverse Analytic Couples Therapy

  Ken Israelstam

  pp. 709-725

• Reflections on Interrupted Analysis

  Krzysztof Srebrny

  pp. 726-737

• The Experience of Time Boundaries in Remote Working

  Sue Kegerreis

  pp. 754-768

• Acknowledgement of Reviewers

  pp. 769

• Languages of Loss: A Psychotherapist's Journey Through Grief. By Sasha Bates. Published by Hodder and Stoughton, London, 2020, 265 pp, £9.99 paperback. AND The State of Disbelief: A Story of Death, Love and Forgetting by Juliet Rosenfeld. Published by Short Books, London, 2020, 288 pp, £12.99 paperback.

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 783-787

• A Psychotherapeutic Understanding of Eating Disorders in Children and Young People: Ways to Release the Imprisoned Self by Jeanne Magagna. Published by Routledge, Abingdon, 2022, 260 pp, £29.99 paperback.

  Susan Kegerreis

  pp. 787-789

• Sigmund Freud: the Basics by Janet Sayers. Published by Routledge, London and New York, 2021, 222 pp, £16.99 paperback.

  Stephen Crawford

  pp. 789-792

• Co-Creating Safety: Healing the Fragile Patient by Jon Frederickson. Published by Seven Leaves Press, Kensington MD, 2021, 527 pp, £43.11 paperback.

  Javier Malda Castillo

  pp. 792-795

• Danse Macabre and Other Stories: A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Global Dynamics edited by Halina Brunning and Olya Khaleelee. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2021, 360 pp, £30.99 paperback.

  Jo-anne Carlyle

  pp. 795-798

• Mapping Social Memory: A Psychotherapeutic Psychosocial Approach by Nigel Williams. Published by Palgrave Macmillan/Springer Link, Switzerland, 2021, 318 pp, £89.99 softcover.

  Paul Zeal

  pp. 798-801

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary 45

  Katya Orrell

  pp. 630-633

Rozsika Parker Prize 2021: Commended Papers

• Insider, Outsider, Observer: Reflections of a Young Black Female Trainee on a Psychiatric Placement

  Rumbidzai Sithole

  pp. 643-654

Clinical and Theoretical Practice

• ‘Pulling the Bandage Off’: Using Margaret Warner's ‘Fragile Process’ in the Psychodynamic Approach

  Holt J.S. Hauser

  pp. 693-708

Covid-19

• Isolation, Loneliness and Aloneness in the Age of Covid-19: Reflections on Clinical Experiences

  Mark J. Goldblatt, Casilda M. Casado Sastre, Stephen Briggs & Reinhard Lindner

  pp. 738-753

Focus Point

• Understanding and Responding to the Climate and Ecological Emergency: The Role of the Psychotherapist

  Adrian Tait, Jenny O'Gorman, Rebecca Nestor & Judith Anderson

  pp. 770-779

Reviews

• Purgatorio: Dante Alighieri translated by David M. Black. Published by New York Review Books, New York, 2021, 459 pp, £15.99 paperback.

  Meg Harris Williams

  pp. 780-783

Correction

• Correction for ‘Medical Psychotherapy Training and the Covid-19 Pandemic’ by Shanley et al. (2022)

  pp. 804