British Journal of Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 3-4

• Skin That Has No Roots

  Robin Balbernie

  pp. 5-12

• Fundamental Considerations in the Psychotherapy of an Identical Twin

  Declan Finnian Sheerin

  pp. 13-25

• Aids, Anger and Revenge

  Hari Maharajh & Patricia Sarkar-Crooks

  pp. 36-38

• On Not Traumatising the Traumatised: The Contribution of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to Work with People with HIV and AIDS

  Bernard Ratigan

  pp. 39-47

• Commentary by a Psychoanalytical Family Therapist

  Jorge Thomas

  pp. 95-101

• Commentary by a Pragmatic/Eclectic Family Therapist Team Using a Systemic Approach

  Roger Benady & Margaret Fox

  pp. 101-103

• Commentary by a Psychoanalytical Child Psychotherapist

  Eileen Orford

  pp. 103-107

• From War Babies to Grandmothers - Forty-Eight Years in Psychoanalysis by Ilse Hellman. Published by Karnac Books and the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London, 1990; 254 pages; £16.00 paperback.

  Josephine M Lomax-Simpson

  pp. 109-110

• The Values of Psychotherapy by Jeremy Holmes and Richard Lindley. Published by Oxford University Press, 1989; 206 pages; £7.90 paperback, 1991.

  Robert Tollemache

  pp. 110-111

• Fairbairn's Journey Into the Interior by John D Sutherland. Published by Free Associations, 1989; 191 pages; £25.00 hardback; £13.95 paperback.

  Eleanor Armstrong Perlman

  pp. 111-115

• The Freud-Klein Controversies 1941-45 edited by Pearl King and Riccardo Steiner. Published by Routledge, London, 1991; 958 pages; £100.00 hardback.

  Janet Sayers

  pp. 115-117

• The Brazilian Lectures by W R Bion. Published by Karnac Books; 1990; 213 pages; £16. 95 paperback.

  David Mann

  pp. 117-118

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 119-120

AIDS and HIV

• The Place of Psychotherapy in the Treatment of People Who are HIV Positive

  Lorne Natalie Bradley

  pp. 26-35

Debate

• When is a Pervert Not a Pervert?

  Rachel Cunningham

  pp. 48-70

Personal View

• Shame, Guilt and Penance in the Psychoanalyst: The Therapist's Superego in Psychoanalysis

  Peter Bierenbroodspot

  pp. 71-81

Organising Psychotherapy

• The European Federation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (EFPP)

  Brian Martindale

  pp. 82-84

Clinical Commentary

• The Psychotherapy Register

  Michael R. Pokorny

  pp. 85

• Clinical Commentary XII: Rituals in Systemic Family Therapy: A Case Example

  Queenie Harris & John Burnham

  pp. 87-95

Poem

• Wished

  Charles Montgomery

  pp. 86

Book Reviews

• The Goals of Psychoanalysis: Identification, Identity and Supervision by Leon Grinberg. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1991; 404 pages; £18.00 paperback.

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 108-109

Correspondence

• European Association for Transcultural Group Analysis

  Dennis Brown

  pp. 121

• Editorial

  R D Hinshelwood

  pp. 129-130

• Beauty and the Beast: The Father's Unconscious and the Riddle of Femininity

  Christina Wieland

  pp. 131-143

• On Hating the Patient

  Alan Prodgers

  pp. 144-154

• Avoiding the Edge

  Peggy Jones

  pp. 155-165

• Psychodynamic Formulation in Assessment for Psychotherapy

  R D Hinshelwood

  pp. 166-174

• Inpatient Treatment with Patients with Severe Psychosomatic and Neurotic Disorders: A German Perspective

  Thomas Herzog

  pp. 189-198

• Hobson's Choice: Personal Analysis and Supervision in the Training of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists

  Thomas Freeman

  pp. 202-205

• Response to John Rowan

  Robert Whyte

  pp. 208

• The Plural Psyche by Andrew Samuels. Published by Routledge, 1989; 253 pages; E12. 95.

  Val Richards

  pp. 210-212

• Further Learning from the Patient; The Analytic Space and Process by Patrick Casement. Published by Tavistock/Routledge, 1990; £9.99 paperback.

  Diana Bremner

  pp. 213-215

• The Chamber of Maiden Thought: Literary origins of the psychoanalytic model of the mind by Meg Harris Williams and Margot Waddell with an introduction by Donald Meltzer. Published by Routledge 1991; 217 pages; £12.99 paperback.

  Eric Rhode

  pp. 215-217

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 224-226

Psychosomatics

• Brief Psychotherapy with Patients with Refractory Irritable Bowel Syndrome

  Elspeth Guthrie

  pp. 175-188

Psychotherapy in Northern Ireland

• Psycho-Analysis and Psycho-Analytic Psychotherapy Training in Northern Ireland

  Richard Ekins Wieland

  pp. 199-201

Response

• Comment on Robert Whyte's Paper ‘Giving and Taking’

  John Rowan

  pp. 206-207

Book Reviews

• Shadow over My Brain - A Battle Against Parkinson's Disease by Cecil Todes. Published by Windrush Press, Gloucestershire, 1990; £12.95.

  Josephine Lomax-Simpson

  pp. 209

The United Kingdom Standing Conference for Psychotherapy

• The Psychotherapy Register

  Michael R. Pokorny

  pp. 218-219

Correspondence

• Nameless Revenge

  A H Brafman

  pp. 220-221

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 235-236

• The Need of the Patient to Be Emotionally Known: The Search to Understand a Counter-Transference Dilemma

  Maxine Anderson

  pp. 247-252

• Failures in the Transformational Object

  Sue Gottlieb

  pp. 253-265

• The Silence of Symbiosis: The Difficulty in Separating a Silent Adolescent Daughter and an Uncommunicative Mother

  Paul N. Tibbles & Gillian Russell

  pp. 266-277

• Female Fertility and Fruitful Life

  Evelyn Adey

  pp. 295-299

• Commentary by a Pluralist Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist

  Jean White

  pp. 319-323

• Commentary by a Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapist

  Peter Hawkins

  pp. 323-325

• Commentary by an Independent Group Psycho-Analyst

  Ken Wright

  pp. 325-329

• Psychotherapy with Severely Deprived Children edited by Mary Boston and Rolene Szur. Published by The Maresfield Library, London, 1990, 144 pages: paperback 911.95.

  Maria Rhode

  pp. 331-333

• Sandor Ferenczi: Reconsidering Active Intervention by Martin Stanton. Published by Free Association Books, London, 1991; 226 pages; £27.50 hardback; £12.95 paperback.

  Paul Gordon

  pp. 333-335

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 336-338

Articles

• Training and Outcome in Supervised Individual Psychotherapy

  Alasdair J. Macdonald

  pp. 237-246

Fertility

• The Baby Makers: An In-Depth Single-Case Study of Conscious and Unconscious Psychological Reactions to Infertility and ‘Baby-Making’ Technology

  Joan Raphael-Leff

  pp. 278-294

Psychotherapy and Culture

• Psychoanalysis and War

  Diana Birkett

  pp. 300-306

Personal View

• An Ambivalent Heritage

  Rosemary Jackson

  pp. 307-315

Clinical Commentary

• Clinical Commentary XIII

  pp. 316-319

Book Reviews

• Our Responses to a Deadly Virus by Angela Molnos. Published by Karnac, for the Institute of Group Analysis and the Group-Analytic Society, London, 1990; 240 pages; £12.50.

  Dorothy Daniell

  pp. 330-331

• Editorial

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 345-346

• Coping with Acting-Out in a Psychoanalytically-Oriented Adolescent Unit

  Yoram Hazan, Yaacov Lerner & Rachel Subar

  pp. 359-373

• I Was a Shoah Child

  Yolanda Gampel

  pp. 391-400

• Psychological Processes of Childbearing by Joan Raphael-Leff. Published by Chapman and Hall, London 1991; £19.95.

  A H Brafman

  pp. 445-447

• Clinical Lectures on Klein and Bion edited by Robin Anderson. Published by Routledge, London, 1991; 139 pages; £9.99.

  Bob Hinshelwood

  pp. 447-449

• Joan Riviere: The Inner World and Joan Riviere - Collected Papers 1920-1958 edited by Athol Hughes. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1991; 392 pages; £18.95.

  Marie Bridge

  pp. 449-450

• Hidden Conversations: An Introduction To Communicative Psychoanalysis by David Livingstone Smith. Published by Routledge, London, 1991; 285 pages; £35 hardback, £12. 99 paperback.

  Laurence Spurling

  pp. 451-453

• S.H. Foulkes: Selected Papers edited by Elizabeth Foulkes. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1990; 327 pages; £15.95 paperback.: The Practice of Group Analysis edited by Jeff Roberts and Malcolm Pines. Published by Tavistock/Routledge, London, 1991; 204 pages; £10.99.

  Kevin Power

  pp. 453-455

• The Earliest Relationship by Berry Brazelton and Bertrand Cramer. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1991; 252 pages; £15.95.

  Kate Osborne

  pp. 455-456

• The Revealing Image: Analytical Art Psychotherapy in Theory and Practice by Joy Schaverien. Published by Routledge, London, 1991; 236 pages; £35.00 hardback, £14.99 paperback.: Becoming a Profession: The History of Art Therapy in Britain 1940-82 by Diane Waller. Published by Routledge, London, 1991; 290 pages; £12.99.

  Francesca Raphael

  pp. 456-457

• Abstracts from other Journals

  pp. 460-462

Articles

• The Use of Audio and Videotape Recordings of Therapy Sessions in the Supervision and Practice of Dynamic Psychotherapy

  Mark Aveline

  pp. 347-358

Children of the Holocaust

• Children under the Nazi Yoke

  Judith S. Kestenberg

  pp. 374-390

Brief Psychotherapy

• When Less is More or at Least Enough Two Case Examples of 16-Session Cognitive Analytic Therapy

  Anthony Ryle, Jose Spencer & Christine Yawetz

  pp. 401-412

Psychodynamics and Literature

• The Lady of Shalott

  Josephine Klein

  pp. 413-416

British Journal of Psychotherapy Student Essay Prize 1991

• Psychotherapy in the General Practice Surgery: Considerations of the Frame

  Linda Hoag

  pp. 417-429

Personal View

• Two or Three Sessions? A Discussion of Some Ideas about the Frequency of Sessions in Psychotherapy

  Ruth Barnett

  pp. 430-441

UKSCP

• The Psychotherapy Register

  Michael R. Pokorny

  pp. 442

Book Reviews

• Identity Crisis: modernity, psychoanalysis and the self by Stephen Frosh. Published by Macmillan Education, London, 1991; 208 pages; £35.00 hardback; £9.99 paperback.

  Rob Weatherill

  pp. 443-445

Correspondence

• Regent's College Library of Psychotherapy and Counselling

  David L Smith

  pp. 458-459