Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Jane Milton

  pp. 1-1

• Problems in the Management of Borderline Patients in In-Patient Settings

  Marcus Evans

  pp. 17-28

• About Parallel Work with Latency Children and Their Parents

  Daniel Barth

  pp. 29-45

• Curious Bedfellows: Psychoanalytic Understanding and Old Age Psychiatry

  Mark Ardern, Jane Garner & Ruth Porter

  pp. 47-56

• Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Outcome Research: A Qualitative Study

  Bo Sigrell, Ann Cornell, Karin Gyllensköld, Ingrid Lindgren & Per Stenfelt

  pp. 57-73

• The Baby and the Bathwater. Karnac. £17.95. International Universities Press. $35.00. Pp. xviii + 172.

  Nicola Blandford

  pp. 79-81

• What Do Psychoanalysts Want? The Problem of Aims in Psychoanalytic Therapy. By Joseph Sandler and Anna Ursula Dreher. Routledge £37.50 (hb), £13.99 (pb). Pp. 141.

  Rosemary Davies

  pp. 81-83

• The Analyst's Preconscious. By Victoria Hamilton. The Analytic Press. $47.50/-£38.00. Pp. ix + 352.

  Graham Ingham

  pp. 83-87

• Blocks and Freedoms in Sexual Life—A Handbook of Psychosexual Medicine. By Ruth Skrine. Oxford & New York: Radcliffe Medical Press. Pp. 140.

  Gill Hinshelwood

  pp. 87-88

• Counselling, Psychotherapy and the Law. By Peter Jenkins. London: Sage Publications. Pp. 340. £14.99.

  Anne Zachary

  pp. 89-91

• Specific Techniques for the Psychotherapy of Schizophrenic Patients. By Andrew Lotterman. Madison, Connecticut: International Universities Press. $37.50. Pp. xii + Pp. 224.

  Brian Martindale

  pp. 92-93

Papers

• An Analytic Approach in a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit

  Siobhan O'Connor

  pp. 3-15

Book Reviews

• The Contemporary Kleinians of London. Edited by Roy Schafer. Madison: International Universities Press. $65.00, £62.00. Pp. ix + 442.

  Julian Stern

  pp. 75-79

• Editorial

  Jane Milton

  pp. 97-97

• Reflections on Purchasing Psychotherapy Services: The Importance of Unconscious Factors

  Antony Garelick

  pp. 103-110

• Critical Review of the Review of Psychotherapy Services in England

  David Taylor

  pp. 111-118

• The Mind's Eye: Psychological Aspects of Eye Disorders

  Richard Wormald

  pp. 121-121

• The William Inman Trust

  Jennifer Johns

  pp. 121-123

• The Eye and I: Psychological Aspects of Common Eye Disorders

  Alexis Brook

  pp. 124-131

• Some Thoughts on the Relationship between Eye Pain and Emotion

  Sotiris Zalidis

  pp. 131-140

• One Eye Sees, the other Feels

  Simon Horgan

  pp. 141-144

• Speckens, A.E., van Hemert, A.M., Spinhoven, P., Hawton, K.E., Bolk, J.H. & Rooijmans, H.G. (1995). Cognitive behavioural therapy for medically unexplained physical symptoms: a randomised controlled trial. Brit. J. Med. Psychol. 311, 1328-32.: Turning a Blind Eye: Some Reflections on a Multidisciplinary Seminar

  Andrew Elder

  pp. 145-147

• The Footballer, the Postman Pat Girl, and the Film-Maker

  Liz Middleton

  pp. 148-150

• The Footballer, the Postman Pat Girl, and the Film-Maker

  Mandy O'Keeffe

  pp. 150-153

• Self-Injury to the Eyes—A Discussion

  Jane Milton

  pp. 154-162

• Recovered Memories of Trauma: Transferring the Present to the Past. By C Brooks Brenneis. Madison, Connecticut: Int. Univ. Press. Pp. 204.

  Christopher Cordess

  pp. 172-177

• The Clinical Thinking of Wilfred Bion. By Joan & Neville Symington. Routledge £40.00 (hb), 14.99 (pb). Pp. xiv + 198.

  Philip Stokoe

  pp. 180-182

• The Evolution of the Emotion-Processing Mind. By Robert Langs. Karnac. £18.95. Pp. xvi + 223 and Death Anxiety and Clinical Practice. Also by Robert Langs. Karnac. £19.95. Pp. xiii + 250.

  Phil Mollon

  pp. 182-184

• The Challenge of Attachment for Care-Giving. By Dorothy Heard & Brian Lake. Routledge. £45.00 (hb), £14.99 (pb). Pp. viii + 229

  Penelope Turton

  pp. 184-186

• Sigmund Freud. By Stephen Wilson. Stroud: Sutton Publishing (Pocket Biographies series).

  Jane Milton

  pp. 186-188

Section I Papers: The Review of Psychotherapy Services in England 1996

• Notes on the Psychotherapy Review

  Nicholas Temple

  pp. 99-102

Section II Conference Proceedings: The Mind's Eye: Psychological Aspects of Eye Disorders

• Moorfields Eye Hospital and the British Psycho-Analytical Society

  pp. 119-120

Review Articles

• Hystories: Hysterical Epidemics in Modern Culture. By Elaine Showalter London: Picador. Pp. 244. and Multiple Selves, Multiple Voices: Working with Trauma, Violation and Dissociation. By Phil Mollon. Chichester: Wiley. Pp. 211.

  Cleo Velsen

  pp. 163-171

Book Reviews

• The Art and Science of Assessment in Psychotherapy. Edited by Chris Mace. Routledge. £40.00 (hb), £14.99 (pb). Pp. 222.

  Nollaig W Drake

  pp. 179-180

• Editorial

  Jane Milton

  pp. 191-191

• Why the Cycle in a Cyclical Psychosis? An Analytic Contribution to the Understanding of Recurrent Manic-Depressive Psychosis

  Richard Lucas

  pp. 193-212

• The Death Instinct: A Psychological Killer

  Judith Felman

  pp. 213-228

• Bringing Deadness to Life: An Appreciation of Rosenfeld's Contribution to Thinking about Narcissism

  Penelope Garvey

  pp. 229-240

• The Group and the Oedipal Situation

  Michael Halton

  pp. 241-258

• On Ageing, Dying, Death and Eternal Life

  Brian Martindale

  pp. 259-270

• Letters to the Editor

  pp. 271-271

• Letters to the Editor

  pp. 272-272

• Letters to the Editor

  pp. 273-274

• Letters to the Editor

  pp. 275-275

• Infant Observation: The International Journal of Infant Observation and its Applications. Editor, Lisa Miller. Volume 1 Number 1, September 1997. Tavistock Clinic Foundation in association with the University of East London Press. Annual subscription rates: UK/European Union £30; Rest of World £40; Students/trainees £20; Institutions £50.

  Kate Barrows

  pp. 280-283

• A Practical Guide to Forensic Psychotherapy. Edited by E V Welldon & C Van Velsen Jessica Kingsley Publishers. £18.95. Pp. viii + 350.

  James Mackeith

  pp. 283-284

• Lost for Words: The Psychoanalysis of Anorexia and Bulimia. By Em Farrell. London: Process Press. £9.95. Pp. xv + 104.

  Brett Karr

  pp. 284-286

• Psychotherapy with Women: Feminist Perspectives. By Marilyn Lawrence and Marie Maguire (editors) London: Routledge. Pp. 248.: Men, Women, Passion and Power: Gender Issues in psychotherapy. By Marie Maguire. London: Routledge. Pp. 248.

  Denise Cullington Roberts

  pp. 286-289

• Who Cares? True Stories of the NHS Reforms. By Peter Bruggen. London: Jon Carpenter Publishing. Pp. 314.

  Philip Stokoe

  pp. 289-291

• Cultural Pluralism and Psychoanalysis: the Asian and North American Experience. By Alan Roland. New York and London: Routledge. Pp. 218.

  M Fakhry Davids

  pp. 291-296

Book Review

• Psychotic States in Children. Edited by M Rustin, M Rhode, A Dubinsky & H Dubinsky. Tavistock Clinic Series. Duckworth. £12.95. Pp. viii + 293.

  Alan Shuttleworth

  pp. 277-280