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New Associations Issue 3 Summer 2010
- Malcolm Allen Moving forward in uncertain times
- Kevin Healy Living with personality disorder
- Anthony Maden Dangerous and Severe?
- Susanna Abse Family policy: a psychoanalytic perspective
- Glen Gabbard and Jonathan Coe Boundary violations – our friends and colleagues
- David Morgan In Treatment: psychoanalysis on the screen
- Heather Wood Inner worlds and virtual worlds
- Geoffrey Baruch Accessible, confidential, adaptable
- Laura González Kissing Exposed to the Gaze
New Associations Issue 2 Spring 2010
- Malcolm Allen Forging a modern profession
- Andrew Samuels, Julian Lousada and Lynne Gabriel Debating our professional future
- Patrick Pietroni Professional autonomy to practitioner accountability
- Val Huet and Helen Morgan Art Therapists and the HPC
- Andrew Samuels Regulation: Do we have a choice?
- INTEGRITY New group supports HPC regulation
- Alessandra Lemma IAPT supports brief dynamic therapy
- Jan McGregor Hepburn Growing the BPC: Frequently asked questions
- Julia Vellacott The Maya Centre
- Frances Roper Rethinking training
- David Bell One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
- Janice Cormie The First Da Vinci Code?
New Associations Issue 1 Autumn 2009
- Malcolm Allen Navigating a new landscape
- Michael Kerman Be inventive, man!
- Julian Lousada and Malcolm Allen Statutory regulation: A guide for the perplexed
- Julia Ryde Living with the HPC
- Malcolm Allen, Ian McPherson and Matthew Patrick Gazing at new horizons
- Daniel McQueen NICE: are patients losing out?
- Gill Dunbar, Nicola Barden and Sally Griffin Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy NOW 2009
- Jeremy Holmes A training for the 21st century
- Jeremy Clarke IAPT – into the future
- Malcolm Allen Freud’s porcupine
- Brett Kahr Freud
- Giovanni Polizzi Asterios Polyp by David Mazzucchelli