Couple and Family Psychoanalysis

Articles

• Sexual Fantasy, Unconscious Phantasy, and the Dynamics of Attachment

  Christopher Clulow

  pp. 1-14

• Love, Hate, and Otherness in Intimate Relating

  Mary Morgan

  pp. 15-21

• Response to “Love, Hate, and Otherness in Intimate Relating” by Mary Morgan

  Ondina Greco

  pp. 22-23

• Contemporary Approaches to the Encapsulation and Dispersion of Trauma: Holocaust Trauma as a Barrier to Couple Intimacy

  Hanni Mann-Shalvi, Caroline Sehon & Timothy Keogh

  pp. 24-35

• Developing Restorative Relationship Therapy: Towards Working Safely with Couples Where There is Abuse

  Bob Goupillot & Tim McConville

  pp. 36-54

• “Psychotherapy Relationships that Work III” by John C. Norcross and Michael J. Lambert. Psychotherapy, 55(4): 303-315 (2018)

  David Hewison

  pp. 77-80

• Mrs Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf, adapted by Hal Coase, directed by Thomas Bailey, at the Arcola Theatre, Dalston, London, October 2018

  Ruth Shane

  pp. 88-89

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 94-97

• Abstract from AIPCF Revue

  pp. 98

• Editorial

  Molly Ludlam

  pp. vii-x

Clinical Narrative and Discussion

• Brief Intervention with a Chinese Family of a School-Refusing Fourteen-Year-Old Girl

  David E. Scharff & Janine Wanlass

  pp. 55-72

Occasional Reviews

• Joan Riviere's “The Bereaved Wife” (1945) and Beyond …

  Marion Bower

  pp. 73-76

Book Review

• Supporting Children When Parents Separate: Embedding a Crisis Intervention Approach Within Family Justice, Education and Mental Health Policy, by Mervyn Murch, Policy Press, 2018

  Sally Box

  pp. 81-85

Arts Reviews

• In a Lonely Place, directed by Nicholas Ray, USA, 1950

  Ann Hardy

  pp. 86-87

Report

• The Congress and the Confluence: Thoughts on the AIPCF Congress, Lyon, France, 26-28 July, 2018

  Penny Jools & Brad Freeman

  pp. 90-93

Articles

• The First Mrs Winnicott and the Second Mrs Winnicott: Does Psychoanalysis Facilitate Healthy Marital Choice?

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 105-131

• Responses to “The First Mrs Winnicott and the Second Mrs Winnicott: Does Psychoanalysis Facilitate Healthy Marital Choice?” by Brett Kahr: “Of the Nature of a Therapeutic Act”

  Jeremy Elkins

  pp. 132-137

• Thoughts on Winnicott's Childless State and Its Relation to His Profound Contributions to Childhood Development Theory

  Bernard Macleod

  pp. 138-141

• Wives and Analysts: Or, How Winnicott Became Winnicott

  Neil Vickers

  pp. 142-146

• D. W. Winnicott and the Capacity to Marry Well

  Lindsay Wells

  pp. 147-150

• On Winnicott's Marriages: A Response

  Brett Kahr

  pp. 151-153

• The Couple, the Self, and the Problem of the Other

  Angela Joyce

  pp. 154-166

• Re-Visioning Creativity in Couple Psychoanalysis: The Importance of Winnicott and Bollas in Clinical Practice

  David Hewison

  pp. 167-180

• Should “Sensate Focus” Have a Place in Couple Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy?

  Susan Pacey

  pp. 181-197

• Celebrating a Persian Winnicott

  Mahyar Alinaghi

  pp. 198-201

• The Rough Patch. The Art of Living Together, by Daphne de Marneffe, London: Vintage, 2019.

  Christopher Clulow

  pp. 205-206

• The Height of the Storm, by Florian Zeller, directed by Jonathan Kent, translated by Christopher Hampton at the Wyndham's Theatre, London, 9 October-1 December 2018.

  Laura Gibbons

  pp. 209-211

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 212-215

• Editorial

  Molly Ludlam

  pp. vii-viii

Book Reviews

• Ruthless Winnicott: The Role of Ruthlessness in Psychoanalysis and Political Protest, by Sally Swartz, London: Routledge, 2019.

  Catriona Wrottesley

  pp. 202-205

Arts Reviews

• Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy and the Avant-garde, Barbican Art Gallery, October 2018-January 2019

  Martha Doniach

  pp. 207-209

Personal View

• Oedipus Simplex: The British Blind Spot

  Deborah Anna Luepnitz

  pp. ix-xii