Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 1-2

Papers

• Finding a space to think and a way to talk

  Antony Garelick

  pp. 3-12

• Psychosis as a defence against unbearable terrors: Discussant response to Antony Garelick's paper

  Mary Brownescombe Heller

  pp. 13-15

• Experimenting with groups in a locked general psychiatry ward

  John Steiner & Robert Harland

  pp. 16-27

• The role of psychoanalytic assessment in the management and care of a psychotic patient

  Marcus Evans

  pp. 28-37

• The secluded minds of violent patients

  Carine Minne

  pp. 38-51

• Discussion paper of Carine Minne's paper

  Leslie Sohn

  pp. 52-54

• Psychotic processes in forensic institutions

  Brian Darnley, Ronald Doctor, John Gordon & Gabriel Kirtchuk

  pp. 55-68

• Cognitive behavioural therapy and family intervention for psychosis – evidence-based but unavailable? The next steps

  Elizabeth Kuipers

  pp. 69-74

• Psychosis: Psychodynamic work with families

  Brian Martindale & Judith Smith

  pp. 75-91

• Bion's therapeutic applications

  Gavin Ivey

  pp. 92-104

Brief Report

• Patients' experiences of forensic psychotherapy

  Jessica Yakeley & Heather Wood

  pp. 105-114

Book Reviews

• A woman's unconscious use of her body. A psychoanalytical perspective

  Joan Schachter

  pp. 115-117

• Work discussion: Learning from reflective practice in work with children and families

  Jean Murray

  pp. 118-122

Publications Received

• Publications Received

  pp. 123

• Editorial

  Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 125-126

• Publications Received

  pp. 225

• Erratum

  pp. 226

Papers

• The internet and its role in the escalation of sexually compulsive behaviour

  Heather Wood

  pp. 127-142

• Pinned against the ropes: Understanding anti-social personality-disordered patients through use of the counter-transference

  Marcus Evans

  pp. 143-156

• Breakdown and development – A clinical case study

  Estela Rubinstein Gloger

  pp. 157-175

• Psychotherapy with an adolescent boy who refused medical treatment

  Simonetta M.G. Adamo & Wanda de Cristofaro

  pp. 176-190

• Emerging as a Personality Disorder Service

  Barry Jones & Steve Miller

  pp. 191-208

Book Reviews

• Under the skin. A psychoanalytic study of body modification

  Joan Schachter

  pp. 209-211

• The problem with psychoanalytic psychotherapy

  Paul Foster

  pp. 212-214

• Invasive objects: Minds under siege

  Brian Martindale

  pp. 215-217

• The initial psychotherapy interview: A gay man seeks treatment

  Bernard Ratigan

  pp. 218-220

Obituary

• Professor Carlo Lorenzo Cazzullo 30 January 1915 – 04 May 2010

  Giuseppe Spoto

  pp. 221-224

• Editorial

  Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 227-228

• Publications Received

  pp. 302

Papers

• On the relations between autism and psychoanalytic thought and practice

  R. Peter Hobson

  pp. 229-244

• Emotional life of autistic spectrum children: What do we want from child psychotherapy treatment?

  Cathy Urwin

  pp. 245-261

• The ‘autistic’ level of the Oedipus complex

  Maria Rhode

  pp. 262-276

• Treatment of self-harm in a learning-disabled woman using a combination of psychoanalytic and mentalization-based psychotherapy

  Brian Turton

  pp. 277-291

Book Reviews

• Sex in psychotherapy: Sexuality, passion, love, and desire in the therapeutic encounter

  William L. Edkins

  pp. 292-294

• Bion today

  Tom C. Russ

  pp. 295-297

• Off the couch: Contemporary psychoanalytic approaches

  Walter Gibson

  pp. 298-301

• Editorial

  Jeremy Clarke & Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 303-307

• Publications Received

  pp. 390

• Editorial Board

  pp. i

Papers

• The queer relationship between psychoanalysts and their gay and lesbian patients

  Michael King

  pp. 308-318

• The snows of yesteryear?

  Malcolm Allen

  pp. 319-323

• Disrupting Oedipus: The legacy of the Sphinx

  Nicola Barden

  pp. 324-345

• Lesbian and gay couple relationships: When internalized homophobia gets in the way of couple creativity

  Leezah Hertzmann

  pp. 346-360

• Interview with Dr Mark Blechner

  Jeremy Clarke & Mark Blechner

  pp. 361-379

Book Reviews

• Reading Winnicott/Between Winnicott and Lacan. A clinical engagement

  Geraldine Shipton

  pp. 380-384

• The groups book. Psychoanalytic group therapy, principles and practice including the groups manual. A treatment manual with clinical vignettes/Difficult topics in group psychotherapy: My journey from shame to courage

  Debra Nash

  pp. 385-389