Presents a bibliography of works by Melanie Klein. This book is suitable for clinicians, students, and researchers.

A collection of papers which spans work with autistic children and autistic features in adults. It presents the links between the two groups and explains the widespread interest in the enigma of autism.

The decline in social solidarity, the fragmentation of communal values and a growing sense of 'I' as opposed to 'we', are all signs of an inversion of moral certitudes, a disconnection from reality. This book asks what methods do we have at our disposal to understand and reverse this breakdown of communication within and between communities.

Following Bion's Legacy to Groups (1998), this is a second selection of papers taken from the centenary conference on Bion's work held in Turin in 1997. This volume concentrates on theoretical and clinical psychoanalysis. Contributors: Deocleciano Bendocchi Alves, Francesca Bion, Parthenope Bion Talamo, Emanuele Bonasia, Franco Borgogno, HaydAe Faimberg, Antonino Ferro, AndrA Green, James ...

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy with children and adolescents.

A collection of some of the papers and lectures written by Michael Jacobs over a period of thirty or more years. It looks at some important aspects of the author's discipline - principally psychodynamic psychotherapy, although always with reference to other forms of discourse such as literature and theology.

Concerned with the research which is undertaken by healthcare practitioners and the evidence which they generate as a result of investigating their practice, this title offers a degree of transparency about therapeutic processes to help clients and patients to see aspects of professional practice and development which are usually hidden from them.

Gathers together the lectures of the Post-Graduate Course entitled 'The Graph of Desire and the Psychoanalytic Clinic', held in 1993 within the framework of the Updating Program on Lacanian Psychoanalysis (Post-Graduate Secretary, Faculty of Psychology, University of Buenos Aires).

Countertransference in forensic settings.