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Are psychotherapists et al even less fit for purpose?

On the use of profane language in psychotherapy and counseling: A brief summary of studies over the last six decades

When the past becomes the present

Metapsychology of borders: Structures, operations and semiotic dynamics

Healing attachment trauma in adult psychotherapy: The role of limited reparenting

Trust and a sense of safety in the group: The benefits of professionally-led support groups in eating disorders

Equipping students to be resourceful practitioners in community settings: A realist analysis

A state of fear

Qualitative research methods in mental health. Innovative and collaborative approaches

Tesla transformers in the analytic fields in Serbia

Poetry and psychoanalysis: The opening of the field

Phenomenology of a field created by psychoanalyst and patients

The Bion-Field Theory (BFT): Theory, clinical tools, controversial points

What does it mean to‘play’ in analysis?

Introduction to special issue on Deleuze and psychotherapy

Editorial to the special issue on Deleuze and psychotherapy

Introduction to special issue: Paradoxical outcome and illusory mental health in psychotherapy and counselling

Paradoxical outcomes in psychotherapy: Theoretical perspectives, research agenda and practice implications

The lack of failure reports in published psychotherapy case studies: Implications for dis-‘illusioning’ of research and practice

When‘good outcome’ does not correspond to ‘good therapy’: Reflections on discrepancies between outcome scores and patients’ therapy satisfaction

Shift in representation and symbolisation of affective experience: A paradoxical outcome in therapy

From control to vulnerability: Resolution of illusory mental health within a significant change event during pluralistic psychotherapy

How paradoxical is‘paradoxical’ outcome? Different pathways and implications

Is divergence in outcome evaluation paradoxical? Towards validating multiple perspectives on psychotherapy practice

The pursuit of objectivity in psychology

Joint decision-making in mental health: An interactional approach

Secrets and lies in psychotherapy

CBT: The Cognitive Behavioural Tsunami: Managerialism, politics and the corruption of science

The“Polymourphously Perverse” Lobster of our Attention: a rhizomatic conversation yet not rhizomatic enough

Full on—Festival art therapy

Anti-Oedipus; Capitalism and schizophrenia

Schizostructuralism: Divisions in structure, temporality, class

Still anti-oedipus? - Reflections on Deleuze and Guattari

The body-without-organs: A user’s manual

Deleuze and immanence: Notes on the limits of psychotherapy’s existence

Response to Deleuze and Psychotherapy special issue

Psychotherapists were never going to save the world - but could they do more? A case for macro and micro psychotherapy

Toxic young adulthood: Therapy and therapeutic ethos

Training for counselling young people– What is added by a child and adolescent specialism?

The narratives of parental alienation

The time it takes; How do we understand personal growth in an age of instant solutions

What differend do you make? An imaginary phenomenology of working with a young adult

Finishing school, fishing and flourishing: Appetite, engagement and compliance in Daoism, Existentialism and Psychoanalysis

The golden cage

How might a therapeutic ethos serve young adults?– A commentary on the theme issue

Decentring relational theory: A comparative critique

Knot of the soul: Madness, psychoanalysis, Islam

Fanon, education, action: Child as method

I will never be good enough!!– The rise of perfectionism among young adults

Enverneity: A close reading of the Blair family case study in Laing and Esterson’s Sanity, Madness and the Family