Psychoanalytic Social Work

• Affectivity: Regulation, Identity Formation, and Metaphorical Thought

  Randolph Lucente

  pp. 1-27

• Failure to Mentalize: Defect or Defense?

  William G. Brown

  pp. 28-42

ESSAYS FROM THE 10th NATIONAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOANALYSIS IN CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK

• “A Failure of Curiosity”

  Janet S. Migdow

  pp. 43-52

• I Belong

  Maryam Razavi-Newman

  pp. 53-59

• Seeing and Being Seen: Courage and the Therapist in Cross-Racial Treatment

  Boris Thomas

  pp. 60-68

FEATURED REVIEW

• Traumatic Attachments and Self-Harm Behaviors: A Review of When the Body is the Target: Self-Harm, Pain, and Traumatic Attachments by Sharon Klayman Farber. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, Inc, 2002, 580 pages, $55.00

  Lynda Chassler

  pp. 69-74

BOOK REVIEWS

• Self-Disclosure in Psychotherapy: Farber, Barry A. New York, New York: Guilford Press, 2006, 242 pages, $30

  Barbara Berger

  pp. 75-78

• Attachment in Psychotherapy: by David J. Wallin. New York, NY: Guilford Press, 2007, 366 pages, $38.00

  Shoshana Ringel

  pp. 79-81

CLINICAL CASE REFLECTIONS

• A Case Study: A Discussion of Depression, Ambivalence, Attachment, and Culture Portrayed in the Therapeutic Environment

  Victoria Fitton

  pp. 83-99

• To See and Not to See: The Consequences of a Strengths-Based Perspective A Commentary on Victoria Fitton's Case Study

  William S. Meyer

  pp. 100-109

ARTICLES

• Therapeutic Work with Trauma, Revictimization, and Perpetration: Bearing Witness, Offering Hope, Embracing Despair

  Susan A. Lord

  pp. 110-131

• The Failure to Contain: How Persecutory Anxieties Contribute to Noncompliance in Adult Patients with Congenital Chronic Pain Conditions

  Michele McShea

  pp. 132-157

• The Violation of Expectancies

  Harvey Tichler

  pp. 158-177