Couple and Family Psychoanalysis

• Personal View

  Marion Bower

  pp. 1-2

• Couples and Perversion

  Anna Maria Nicolò

  pp. 15-27

• From Regression to Recovery: Tracking Developmental Anxieties in Couple Therapy

  Timothy Keogh & Sylvia Enfield

  pp. 28-46

• Aggression in Couples: An Object Relations Primer

  David Scharff

  pp. 47-60

• The Synergy of Concurrent Couple and Child Therapies Viewed through the Lens of Link and Field Theories

  Caroline Sehon

  pp. 61-71

• How Couple Relationships Shape Our World: Clinical Practice, Research and Policy Perspectives, edited by Andrew Balfour, Mary Morgan, and Christopher Vincent, Karnac, 2012.

  Stanley Ruszczynski

  pp. 105-108

• The Sibling Relationship—A Force for Growth and Conflict, by Joyce Edward, Jason Aronson, 2011.

  Elspeth Morley

  pp. 108-111

• The Business of Therapy: How to Run a Successful Private Practice, by Pauline Hodson, McGraw Hill, 2012.

  Laura Gibbons

  pp. 111-113

• Privat på jobbet, Stockholm: Krus, 2012 available at http://www.krus.nu/Global/Privat%20p%C3%A5%20jobbet/Privatpajobbet_Antologi_mars_2012.pdf

  Viveka Nyberg

  pp. 113-115

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 116-119

• Douglas Haldane MBE (1926-2012)

  Una McCluskey & Christopher Clulow

  pp. 125-127

• Editorial

  Molly Ludlam

  pp. vii

Article

• Love as Creative Illusion and Its Place in Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapy

  Julie Friend

  pp. 3-14

Clinical Narrative and Discussion

• A Couple Who Lost Joy

  Pierre Cachia & Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 72-86

Commentary on Previously Published Articles

• Jones, S., & Bunston, W. (2012) The “Original Couple”: Enabling Mothers and Infants to Think about What Destroys as Well as Engenders Love, When There Has Been Intimate Partner Violence. Couple and Family Psychoanalysis, 2(2): 215-232.

  Robert Monzo & Maria Pozzi-Monzo

  pp. 87-93

Meeting the Author

• An Interview with Pauline Hodson

  Catriona Wrottesley

  pp. 94-102

Book Reviews

• Keeping Couples in Treatment. Working from Surface to Depth, by Carl Bagnini, Jason Aronson, 2012.

  David Hewison

  pp. 103-105

Obituaries

• James Fisher (1937-2012)

  Philip Stokoe

  pp. 120-124

Personal View

• Three Modest Proposals to Repair the Relationship between Couple Therapists and Couples Researchers

  Philip A. Cowan & Carolyn Pape Cowan

  pp. 133-136

Articles

• Psychic “Geodes”—The Presence of Absence: 18th Enid Balint Memorial Lecture 2013

  Joan Raphael-Leff

  pp. 137-155

• Response to Psychic “Geodes”—The Presence of Absence: 18th Enid Balint Memorial Lecture 2013 Given by Professor Joan Raphael-Leff

  Christopher Clulow

  pp. 156-162

• When a Problem Shared is a Problem … Whose Illness is it Anyway?: Questions of Technique When Working with a Borderline Couple*

  Susanna Abse

  pp. 163-177

• Further thoughts on When a Problem Shared is a Problem … Whose Illness is it Anyway?: Questions of Technique When Working with a Borderline Couple

  Susanna Abse

  pp. 178-187

• Mentalizing: An Exploration of its Potential Contribution to Understanding the Challenges Faced by Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors in Couple Therapy

  Heather B. Macintosh

  pp. 188-207

• Mentalization for Whom?: Commentary on Article by Heather MacIntosh

  Avi Shmueli

  pp. 208-213

• The Intergenerational and Cultural Transmission of Trauma in Chinese Couple Relationships

  Janine Wanlass

  pp. 214-228

• Clinical Narrative and Discussion: Planned Ending of Therapy with a Couple Who Recovered Joy

  Pierre Cachia & Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 229-243

• Meeting the Author: An Interview with Deborah Cohen

  Catriona Wrottesley

  pp. 244-250

• Doctor in the House Seat: Psychoanalysis at the Theatre, by Jill Savege Scharff and David Scharff, International Psychotherapy Institute, 2013.

  Stella Vaines

  pp. 253-255

• Object Relations and Relationality in Couple Therapy: Exploring the Middle Ground, by James L. Poulton, Jason Aronson, 2012.

  Lin Coleman

  pp. 256-258

• Men and Mothers—The Lifelong Struggle of Sons and Their Mothers, by Hendrika C. Freud, Karnac, 2013

  Pierre Cachia

  pp. 258-260

• Richard III, by W. Shakespeare, directed by Andrew Hilton, The Tobacco Factory, Bristol (16 March 2013)

  Phillip Stokoe

  pp. 263-266

• Reports: The International Institute for Psychoanalytic Couple and Family Training in Israel and the International Psychotherapy Institute (IPI) in Washington: A Collaborative Training Effort

  Hanni Mann-Shalvi

  pp. 267-269

• Gail Palmer Introducing Emotionally Focused Therapy in Scotland: AFT Scotland Conference, 26 April 2013, Edinburgh

  Nick Child

  pp. 269-270

• Rome Couple and Family Attachment Lab

  Giulio Cesare Zavattini

  pp. 270-271

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 272-276

• Editorial

  Molly Ludlam

  pp. ix

Book Reviews

• Family Secrets: Living with Shame from the Victorians to the Present Day, Deborah Cohen, Viking, 2013.

  Caroline Medawar

  pp. 251-253

Arts Reviews

• Amour, Director Michael Haneke (2012)

  Christopher Vincent

  pp. 261-263