British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 3-4

• The Use of the Analyst as a Dream Symbol

  Dean Eyre

  pp. 5-18

• The Rediscovery of the Lost Twin: An account of Therapy for a Child and His Parents

  Jacqueline Small & Muriel Greenway

  pp. 19-28

• Outcome of Dynamic Psychotherapy Clinical Examples of Long-Term Follow up Correlating Symptomatic and Dynamic Improvement following Individual Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  C. Clementel-Jones & D. H. Malan

  pp. 29-45

• ‘Therapy Contained Suicide’ in the Inpatient Treatment of a Schizophrenic Adolescent - Vicissitudes of Countertransference

  Yoram Hazan

  pp. 46-56

• Are Psychotherapists Out of Touch?

  A. C. Woodmansey

  pp. 57-65

• Child Sexual Abuse - The Child's Experience

  Eileen Vizard

  pp. 77-91

• Struggling with a Question: An Example of Projective Identification

  Chris Whyte

  pp. 92-93

• Psychotherapy, Suggestion and Sexuality: Historical and Epistemological Considerations

  Leon Chertok

  pp. 94-104

• Commentary by a Jungian Analyst, Member of the Society of Analytical Psychology

  Alan Talbot

  pp. 118-120

• Commentary by a Communicative Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist

  David Livingstone Smith

  pp. 121-124

• Commentary by a Psychoanalyst, Tavistock Clinic

  F. H. G. Balfour

  pp. 124-127

• The Shadow of the Object Psychoanalysis of the Unthought Known by Christopher Bollas. Published by Free Association Books: London 1987; 293 pages; £25 hardback; £9.95 paperback.

  Michael Parsons

  pp. 129-130

• From Safety to Super-Ego by Joseph Sandler. Published by Karnac Books: London 1987; 348 pages; £14.95 paperback.

  L Rodriguez de la Sierra

  pp. 130-131

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 132-134

The Father

• A Relation Called Father Part 2: The Father and his Children

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 66-76

Theoretical Concepts: The Child's Psyche IV

• Infancy and Childhood: A Jungian Vertex

  Mara. Sidoli

  pp. 105-114

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary VIII

  pp. 115-118

Book Reviews

• The Psychoanalyst in Psychiatry by Thomas Freeman. Published by Karnac Books: London 1988; 820 hardback; £9.95 paperback.

  Richard Lucas

  pp. 128-129

Correspondence

• Jung Prejudged

  Paul J Thompson

  pp. 135-136

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 147-148

• Failing to Connect - Failing to Contain

  Robin Balbernie

  pp. 149-158

• Treatment of Early Narcissistic Disturbance

  M.J.R. Corney

  pp. 159-171

• The Relationship between Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: Attitudes and Aims

  Heinz Wolff

  pp. 178-185

• Fostering a Climate for Growth

  Anton Obholzer

  pp. 186-191

• Modes of Thought in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 192-199

• Comments on the Conference

  Ruth Barnett

  pp. 200

• Comments on the Conference

  Jane Kitto

  pp. 201

• Comments on the Conference

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 202-203

• An Increased Role for Mathematics in Research and Practice in Psychotherapy

  Richard A. Albanese

  pp. 213-217

• Models of Demoralisation

  R.D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 218-227

• Psychotherapy

  Sue Whitmore

  pp. 252-253

• In and Out of Therapy

  Marietta Marcus

  pp. 254

• Human Nature by D.W. Winnicott. Published by Free Association Books: London 1988; 213 pp; £25.00 hardback; £8.95 paperback.

  Martin James

  pp. 263-266

• Projection, Identification, Projective Identification edited by Joseph Sandler. Published by Karnac Books: London 1988; pp. xii + 216; £11.95 paperback.

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 267-269

• Illusion and Spontaneity in Psychoanalysis by John Klauber and others. Published by Free Association Books: London 1988; 208 pp; £25.50 hardback; £9.95 paperback.

  G. Kohon

  pp. 269-270

• Explorations with Families - Group Analysis and Family Therapy by Robin Skynner. Edited by John R. Schlapobersky. Methuen: London 1987; £25 hardback; pp. 438, including an appendix of Skynner's publications, an extensive bibliography, author index and subject index.

  Gill Nathan

  pp. 270-271

Conference on Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy held at University College London on 22 April 1988

• Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Problems of Differentiation

  Joseph Sandler

  pp. 172-177

Psychotherapy and Mathematical Models

• Mathematics for Psychoanalysis

  Robert Langs

  pp. 204-212

Rugby Conference

• The Confusion of Tongues and the Rugby Conference

  Camilla Bosanquet

  pp. 228-240

Personal View

• Transference by Any other Name

  Liam Clarke

  pp. 241-250

Poems

• Headbanger

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. 251

Correspondence

• Ovid's Myth of Narcissus

  Rushi Ledermann

  pp. 255-256

Theatre Review

• ‘Mrs Klein’ (at the National Theatre)

  Mark Featherstone-Whitty

  pp. 257-258

Book Reviews

• Melanie Klein Today, Vol. 1, edited by Elizabeth Bott Spillius. New Library of Psychoanalysis. Published by Tavistock Professional Books, Routledge: London 1988; £29. 95 hardback; £14.95 paperback.

  Alberto Hahn

  pp. 259-263

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 285-286

• The Pregnant Psychotherapist: A Potent Transference Stimulus

  Sue Gottlieb

  pp. 287-299

• The Transformation Function in Light of a New Model of the Mind

  Robert Langs

  pp. 300-311

• New Ideas about the Unconscious Family Structure

  Isidoro Berenstein

  pp. 312-316

• A Psychodynamic Observer in a Chronic Psychiatric Ward

  Flavia Donati

  pp. 317-329

• Comment on Dr Donati's ‘A Psychodynamic Observer in a Chronic Psychiatric Ward’

  R. D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 330-332

• Pedro or the Demolition. A Psychoanalytic Look at Torture

  Marcelo Vinar

  pp. 353-362

• Social Violence and Psychoanalysis in the Argentinian Context

  Janine Puget

  pp. 363-369

• Gender Identity - Fifty Years on from Freud

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 381-389

• On Travelling Hopefully (Some Aspects of the Difficulties of Working with Patients with Obsessional thought Disorder)

  Jackie Gerrard

  pp. 402-408

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 454-456

• A Secure Base by J. Bowlby. Published by Routledge, 1988; £8.95 paperback.

  A.H. Brafman

  pp. 458-461

• Containing Anxiety in Institutions. Selected Essays by Isabel Menzies Lyth. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1988; 269 pages; £12.95 paperback; £30.00 hardback.

  Anton Obholzer

  pp. 461-462

Child Development

• Winnicott and the Developmental Psychology of Infancy

  Lynne Murray

  pp. 333-348

Working With Victims of Torture

• Psychotherapy with Victims of Organised Violence: An Overview

  Carolyn Landry

  pp. 349-352

Gender Identity

• Gender Identity - 50 Years on from Freud

  Jon Sklar

  pp. 370-380

Limits of Therapy

• The Limits of Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy: Can it Be Integrated with Psychodynamic Therapy?

  Anne R. Douglas

  pp. 390-401

Theoretical Concepts: The Child's Psyche V

• Once upon A Time the Infant in the Lacanian Theory

  Bice Benvenuto

  pp. 409-422

Preview

• Penis Greed

  Joseph H. Berke

  pp. 423-430

People

• Ilse Seglow in her Time: Reflections on her Life and Work

  Nini Herman

  pp. 431-441

Conference on Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

• Reflections on the Conference: Similarities and Differences

  Louise Braddock

  pp. 442-446

Personal View

• Some Thoughts on Phallocentric Bias

  Shirley Smith

  pp. 447-453

Book Reviews

• Our Need for Others and its Roots in Infancy by Josephine Klein. Published by Tavistock Publications, 1987; 444 pages; £14.95.

  Susan Budd

  pp. 457-458

Correspondence

• “Rugby” Psychotherapy Conference the United Kingdom Standing Conference for Psychotherapy

  M.R. Pokorny

  pp. 463-464

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 473

• The Extra-Analytic Transference and the Analytic Triad

  Reuben Fine

  pp. 485-504

• Supervision: A Choice between Equals?

  Richard Jones

  pp. 505-511

• Listening with the Body: An Exploration in the Countertransference

  Nathan Field

  pp. 512-522

• Inhibited Mourning in a Latency Age Child

  Ilan Nilman & Charles Lewin

  pp. 523-531

• Brief Psychotherapy with Poorly Controlled Diabetics

  Jane Milton

  pp. 532-543

• On the Integration of Cognitive-Behaviour Theory with Psychoanalysis

  Peter Fonagy

  pp. 557-563

• Commentary by an Interpersonal Psychotherapist

  Mark Aveline

  pp. 582-584

• Commentary by a Kleinian Psycho-Analyst

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 584-588

• Commentary by a Gestalt Therapist

  Paul Barber

  pp. 588-592

• Afterword

  Nerval

  pp. 593-594

• The Apprehension of Beauty. The Role of Aesthetic Conflict in Development, Violence and Art by Donald Meltzer and Meg Harris Williams. Published by The Clunie Press 1988; 240 pp.; £18.00 hardback.

  Eric Rhode

  pp. 596-598

• A Primer of Psychotherapy by Robert Langs, Published by Gardner Press: New York, 1988; 232 pp.; £29.95 hardback.

  David L. Smith

  pp. 598-599

• Mutative Metaphors in Psychotherapy: the Aeolian Mode by Murray Cox and Alice Theilgaard. Published by Tavistock, 1987; £14.95 hardback.

  Meg Harris Williams

  pp. 599-601

• Confused or Invisible

  Camilla Bosanquet

  pp. 604

• Psychotherapists against Nuclear Disaster Formerly Psychotherapy for Survival

  Brenda Peover

  pp. 605

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 606-608

Articles

• How the Infant Develops a Sense of Time

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 475-484

Cognitive Therapy

• Cognitive Therapy: An Outline of Theory, Practice and Problems

  M. J. Power

  pp. 544-556

Prize Essay

• The Arrival of the Bee Box: Poetry and Mental Mechanism

  Melanie Hart

  pp. 564-573

Rugby Psychotherapy Conference 1989

• Report from the Working Party Chair

  Michael Pokorny

  pp. 574-576

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary IX

  pp. 577-582

Book Reviews

• Consuming Psychotherapy by Ann France. Published by Free Association Books 1988; 258 pp.; £27.50 hardback; £9.95 paperback. One to One by Rosemary Dinnage. Published by Viking 1988; 219 pp.; £12.95 hardback.

  Bernardine Bishop

  pp. 595-596

Correspondence

• Confused or Invisible

  John Rowan

  pp. 602-603