Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  pp. 1-2

• On the Contribution of Psychoanalysis to the Management of Psychotic Patients in the N.H.S.

  Richard Lucas

  pp. 3-17

• Psychotherapy and General Psychiatry — Integral or Separable?

  Thomas Freeman

  pp. 19-29

• The Patient in Hospital

  Michael B. Conran

  pp. 31-43

• Some Uses of the Psychoanalyst in the NHS

  Jon Sklar

  pp. 45-53

• The Training of Psychotherapists

  John Steiner

  pp. 55-63

• The Treatment of a Transvestite

  Nina E. C. Coltart

  pp. 65-79

• Acting out and Separation Anxiety

  Alan Harrow

  pp. 81-94

• The use of Transference and Counter-Transference in Assessing Emotional Disturbance in Children

  Iain Dresser

  pp. 95-106

• ‘Stuttering — A Psychoanalytic Understanding’ by Peter Glauber M.D. Human Sciences Press Inc., 1984. pp. 188. £31.45

  pp. 109-110

• ‘International Journal of Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy Volume 10’. Edited by Robert Langs New York: Jason Aronson. 1984. pp. 639 £44.50

  Colin James

  pp. 111-114

Book Reviews

• ‘Freud: The Assault on Truth’ by J. M. Masson; Faber & Faber, 1984. 308 pp. £9.95

  William Gillespie

  pp. 107-109

• The History of Training and Research in Balint Groups

  Enid Balint

  pp. 1-9

• A Psycho-Analytical Approach to the Assessment of a Psychotic Patient

  Murray Jackson

  pp. 11-22

• Psycho-Analysis in the National Health Service General Hospital

  Lawrence Goldie

  pp. 23-34

• The Non-Mirroring Mother and the Missing Paternal Dimension in a Case of Narcissistic Disturbance

  Phil Mollon

  pp. 35-47

• Anorexic and Bulimic States of Mind in the Psycho-Analytic Treatment of Anorexic/Bulimic Patients and Psychotic Patients

  Leslie Sohn

  pp. 49-56

• Breakdown in Communication: On Finding the Child in the Analysis of an Adult

  Irma Brenman Pick

  pp. 57-62

• The Function of the New Member in an Adolescent Group

  Valerie Sinason & Gabriel Kirtchuk

  pp. 63-78

• Creativity and Perversion by Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel London: Free Association Books 1984 pp 172 Hardback £11.95, Paperback £5.95

  John Steiner

  pp. 79-84

• ‘Jung and the Post Jungians’ by Andrew Samuels London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1985. pp. 293 £14.95p.

  Alan Edwards

  pp. 84-86

• Adolescence and Developmental Breakdown — A Psychoanalytic View by Moses Laufer and M. Egle Laufer Published by Yale University Press 1984 240 pp. £18.00

  Leslie Sohn

  pp. 87-90

• Time and Timelessness: The Varieties of Temporal Experience — A Psychoanalytic Enquiry. Peter Hartocollis. International Universities Press. 261 pages. Price: $25.

  Jon Sklar

  pp. 91-91

Book Reviews

• The Family and the School: A Joint Systems Approach to Problems with Children Edited by E. Dowling & E. Osborne London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1985, pp 203, £7.95.

  Peter Reder

  pp. 79-79

• The Relevance of Current Clinical Practice in Child Psychotherapy to Child Psychiatry

  Judith Trowell

  pp. 1-12

• Development of the Concepts of Transference and Countertransference

  Iain Dresser

  pp. 13-23

• Was Shakespeare Happy with his Patron? One Psychoanalytic View of the Relationship

  John Padel

  pp. 25-42

• Self-Representing Dreams

  R. Peter Hobson

  pp. 43-53

• Mentally Ill or Mentally Handicapped? A Longitudinal Study of Severe Learning Disorder

  Sheila Spensley

  pp. 55-70

• A New Look at the Vulnerability of Puerperal Mothers — A Clinical Study of Two Inpatient Families at the Cassel Hospital

  Anne Zachary

  pp. 71-89

Obituary

• Sydney Thomas Hayward: MB., BS., FRCPsych.

  pp. 90-92

Book Review

• Marital Therapy by C. Clulow, Aberdeen University Press, pp. 108, £9.50 hardback & £5.50 paperback.: Marital Violence by Norman Johnson, Sociological Review, Monograph 31, Routledge & Kegan Paul, £8.95 pp. 195.

  Jane Temperley

  pp. 93-96