British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 3-4

• Exhibitionism

  Christopher Lucas

  pp. 15-24

• The Couple and the Group: Co-Therapy with Incest Survivors

  Mary Adams

  pp. 25-37

• Patients Who are Not Ready for Interpretations

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 38-49

• Ambiguity in the Ego: The Basis of the Self in American Psychoanalytic Theory

  J. Susan Kelen

  pp. 50-65

• Passionate Lethal Attachments

  Valerie Sinason

  pp. 66-76

• On Acting Out in the Countertransference

  Carlotta Johnson

  pp. 97

• Psychotherapists against Nuclear Disaster

  Diana Priestley

  pp. 98

• The Oedipus Complex Today: Clinical Implications by Ronald Brittan, Michael Feldman and Edna O'Shaughnessy. Edited by John Steiner with an introduction by Hanna Segal. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1989; 152 pages, £7.00 paperback.

  Austin Case

  pp. 101-102

• Psychic Equilibrium and Psychic Change. Selected Papers of Betty Joseph edited by Michael Feldman and Elizabeth Bott Spillius. The New Library of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 9, General Editor David Tuckett. Published by Tavistock Routledge, London and New York, 1989; 230 pages, £29.95 hardback; £14.95 paperback.

  Edith Hargreaves

  pp. 103-105

• Thresholds Between Philosophy and Psychoanalysis: Papers from the Philadelphia Association by Robin Cooper and others. Published by Free Association Books, London 1989; 205 pages; £30.00 hardback.

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 105-106

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 107-110

Article

• Art as a Defence Mechanism against Creativity

  David Mann

  pp. 5-14

New Venture

• The Development of Attachment in Adult Life - the NEWPIN Experiment

  Andrea Pound

  pp. 77-85

Personal View

• Rational Emotive Therapy

  Liam Clarke

  pp. 86-93

Correspondence

• The Fallacy of the ‘Core Profession’

  John Rowan

  pp. 94-96

Book Reviews

• Crises of the Self: Further Essays on Psychoanalysis and Politics edited by Barry Richards. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1989; 278 pages, £12.95 paperback.

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 99-100

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 119-120

• Dilemmas of ‘Crosscultural Psychotherapy Supervision’

  Cecilia Batten

  pp. 129-140

• The Symposium A Post-Platonic Dialogue on the Nature of Psychotherapy

  Nathan Field

  pp. 141-147

• A Multiplicity of Psychotherapeutic Relationships

  Petruska Clarkson

  pp. 148-163

• Commentary by a Freudian Child Psychotherapist

  Trevor Hartnup

  pp. 182-185

• Commentary by a Kleinian Child Psychotherapist

  Trudy Klauber

  pp. 185-187

• Commentary by a Child and Adult Analyst (SAP)

  James Astor

  pp. 187-188

• New Essays on Narcissism by Bela Grunberger. Published by Free Association Books, 1989; xiii + 205 pages; £27.50 hardback.

  Stephen Frosh

  pp. 192-196

• Closely Observed Infants edited by Michael and Margaret Rustin. Published by Duckworth, 1990; 221 pages; £10.95 paperback.

  A H Brafman

  pp. 196-198

• Supervision in the Helping Professions by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet. Published by Open University Press, Milton Keynes, 1989; 168 pages; £9.95 paperback.

  Alan Lidmila

  pp. 198-200

• International Pact (Parents and Children Together) for Peaceful Negotiations by the United Nations

  Joan Raphael-Leff

  pp. 205

• United Kingdom Standing Conference for Psychotherapy

  Michael R Pokorny

  pp. 206-207

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 208-211

Article

• Use and Abuse in Psychotherapy

  Jackie Gerrard

  pp. 121-128

Arbours Association 20th Anniversary Lecture

• Attention

  Nina Coltart

  pp. 164-174

Appreciation

• R. D. Laing

  Joseph Berke

  pp. 175-177

Personal View

• The Creative Difficulties of Working in Isolation

  Enid Corker

  pp. 178-179

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary XI

  pp. 180-182

Book Reviews

• The Tyranny of Malice - exploring the dark side of character and culture by Joseph H. Berke. Published by Simon and Schuster, London 1988; 444 pages, £ 16.00 hardback.

  Haya Oakley

  pp. 189-192

Correspondence

• The Arbours, 20 + Years

  Joseph H Berke

  pp. 204-205

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 219-220

• Giving and Taking: The Foetal-Maternal Placental Junction as a Prototype and Precursor of Object Relations

  Robert Whyte

  pp. 221-229

• Shame and the Problem of Suicide: A Family Systems Perspective

  Melvin Lansky

  pp. 230-242

• Parapraxis, Counter-Transference, Interpretation and Bi-Logic

  Klaus Fink

  pp. 243-250

• Feminism and Psychoanalytic Theory by Nancy Chodorow. Published by Polity Press, Cambridge; 1990; £25 hardback.

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 297-298

• About Children and Children-No-Longer. Collected Papers 1942-1980 by Paula Heimann (edited by Margret Tonnesmann). Published by Tavistock/Routledge, London and New York, 1989; 368 pages; £15.99 paperback.

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 298-300

• To Hyphen or Not to Hyphen

  John Rowan

  pp. 301-302

• Request for Interviewers for Research Project

  Kristina Stanton

  pp. 302

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 309-311

Student Essay Prize 1990

• The Mother-Observer Relationship: An Examination of the Participant Role of the Observer in Mother-Infant Observation

  Helga Coulter

  pp. 251-259

Origins

• Getting Established: Initiatives in Psychotherapy Training since World War Two

  Jean Scarlett

  pp. 260-267

Preview

• The Psychical Realities of Modern Culture

  Rob Weatherill

  pp. 268-274

Response

• Rational-Emotive Therapy

  Windy Dryden, Dave Mearns & Albert Ellis

  pp. 275-277

Italy

• A Register of Psychotherapists

  Cecilia Clementel-Jones

  pp. 278-282

Personal View

• Thomas Szasz, Mental Illness and Psychotherapy

  Robin Gordon Brown

  pp. 283-294

Book Reviews

• Cognitive-Analytic Therapy: Active Participation in Change (A New Integration in Brief Psychotherapy) by Anthony Ryle (with contributions from Amanda Poynton and Bee Brockman). Published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd, 1990; 267 pages; £25.00 hardback.

  Kristina Stanton

  pp. 295-297

Correspondence

• Jocasta's Children

  George Craig

  pp. 301

United Kingdom Standing Conference for Psychotherapy

• Conference January 1991: Chairman's Address

  Michael R. Pokorny

  pp. 303-306

Obituary

• Lionel Monteith

  Prophecy Coles

  pp. 307-308

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 321-322

• Relationships in Music Therapy: Do Music Therapy Techniques Discourage the Emergence of Transference?

  Esme Towse

  pp. 323-330

• The Chronically Ill Child and the Parents' Marriage: Interactive Effects

  Christopher Clulow

  pp. 331-340

• Parents as Messengers

  Andrew Samuels

  pp. 341-355

• Some Thoughts on Sibling Rivalry and Competitiveness

  Gertrud Mander

  pp. 368-379

• Creative Envy or ‘Shiva Dancing Our Destruction’

  Nigel Groom

  pp. 380-391

• Mothering Psychoanalysis by Janet Sayers. Published by Hamish Hamilton, London 1991; 319 pages; £16.99.

  Joan Raphael-Leff

  pp. 428-430

• The Generations of Adam by Eric Rhode. Published by Free Association Books, 1990; 157 pages; £29.50 (hardback); £12.00 (paperback).

  Adrian Williams

  pp. 430-431

• RET - Throwing the Baby out with the Bathwater?

  Norman mohan & Ann Macaskill

  pp. 432-433

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 434-437

Institute of Psychotherapy and Counselling Conference on Envy

• Envy, Self-Esteem and the Fear of Separateness

  Warren Colman

  pp. 356-367

British Journal of Psychotherapy Public Lecture 1990

• The Vale of Soul-Making: Psychotherapy and the Growth of the Mind

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 392-405

Personal View

• Listening to Silence

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 406-415

Response

• Psychoanalysis and Dogmatism

  David Smith

  pp. 416-422

United Kingdom Standing Conference for Psychotherapy

• Commentary on the Paper by Cecilia Clementel-Jones on the Italian Register

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 423-425

Book Reviews

• Dream, Phantasy and Art by Hanna Segal. Published by Tavistock/Routledge, London, 1991; 120 pages; £10.99 paperback.

  David Mann

  pp. 426-428

Correspondence

• Wounded Healer

  Edward Moss

  pp. 432