Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Editorial

  Marilyn Lawrence

  pp. 1

PAPERS

• Change in chronic anorexic patients

  Michelle Washington

  pp. 2-15

• Inaccessibility in eating disorders

  Alexandra Willner

  pp. 16-40

• Around the table

  Carol Bowyer

  pp. 41-60

• A case of body image and eating difficulty

  Liv Darling

  pp. 61-77

• A Special K retreat: Dynamics which threatened the psychotherapy of an eating-disordered patient

  Susannah Rose

  pp. 78-91

Book Review

• BOOK REVIEW

  Chris Brogan

  pp. 92-94

PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED

• PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED

  pp. 95

• Editorial

  Maureen Marks

  pp. 97-98

• Suicidality as an expression of ‘Psychic retreats’: Some clinical and theoretical aspects1

  Heinz Weiß

  pp. 99-108

• Thinking about dementia – a psychodynamic understanding of links between early infantile experience and dementia

  Lynn Malloy

  pp. 109-120

• The dance of dissent: Managing conflict in healthcare organizations

  Sameer P. Sarkar

  pp. 121-135

• Sorrow, shame, and self-esteem: Perception of self and others in groups for women survivors of child sexual abuse

  Paola Valerio & Georgia Lepper

  pp. 136-153

• Book Reviews

  James Johnston

  pp. 154-163

• Publications Received

  pp. 165

• Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  pp. 167

• Editorial

  Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 169-171

• Guest Editorial

  David Taylor

  pp. 172-175

• Depression and allied illness in children and adolescents: Basic facts

  Anupam Bhardwaj & Ian M. Goodyer

  pp. 176-184

• The development of children of postnatally depressed mothers: Evidence from the Cambridge longitudinal study

  Lynne Murray

  pp. 185-199

• Developmental perspectives on adult depression

  Jonathan Hill

  pp. 200-212

• The psychology of depression in young adolescents: A psychoanalytic view of origins, inner workings and implications

  Margaret Rustin

  pp. 213-224

• Depression in adults: Some basic facts

  Daniel McQueen

  pp. 225-235

• The interplay between biological and psychological factors in determining vulnerability to mental disorders

  David Goldberg

  pp. 236-247

• Depression and attention to two kinds of meaning: A cognitive perspective

  Philip J. Barnard

  pp. 248-262

• Consenting to be robbed so as not to be murdered

  David Taylor

  pp. 263-275

• Postscript

  Peter Fonagy

  pp. 276-280

• Publications Received

  pp. 287

• Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  pp. 288

Book Review

• Time, Space and Phantasy

  Chantal Lechartier Atlan

  pp. 281-282

• Neuroanalysis: Bridging the gap between neuroscience, psychoanalysis and psychiatry

  Kevin Healy

  pp. 283-286

Guest Editorial

• Psychotherapy, medicine and the body: A tribute to the work of Alexis Brook

  Andrew Elder, Sarah Majid, Julian Stern & Guest Editors

  pp. 289-291

Papers

• Alexis Brook, the good doctor

  Jennifer Johns

  pp. 292-302

• Moving psychotherapy into community settings: Alexis Brook's life's work

  Mannie Sher

  pp. 303-306

• Building on the work of Alexis Brook: Further thoughts about brief psychotherapy in primary care

  Andrew Elder

  pp. 307-320

• Tears: Emotional or somatic?

  Sotiris Zalidis

  pp. 321-329

• Keeping the gut in mind

  Julian Stern

  pp. 330-339

• Tributes and contributions from the floor

  pp. 340-346

• Alexis Brook's publications

  pp. 347

Book Reviews

• Book Reviews

  Simon Archer

  pp. 348-355

• Building out into the dark: Theory and observation in science and psychoanalysis

  Karl Figlio

  pp. 356-360

• Breaking up blues

  Paul Foster

  pp. 361-363

• Spontaneity – a psychoanalytic enquiry

  James Rose

  pp. 364-365

• Mind Works: Technique and Creativity in Psychoanalysis

  Colin Thomas

  pp. 366-367

• Publications Received

  pp. 368