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The Jungian.Directory is creating a searchable database of articles published in Jungian journals. We are grateful for the support of the IAAP in this endeavour. The database will include articles published in 39 Jungian and Sandplay journals. When using the search form below

. (2026) Expanding the Limits of Individual and Family Therapies. A Critical Realist Approach. By David Pocock , Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Systemic Family Therapist, Calne, Wiltshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan. 2024. pp. 1–274. ISBN: 978‐3‐031‐76308‐3. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 271-273.

Bass DM. (2026) Expanding the Limits of Individual and Family Therapies. A Critical Realist Approach. By David Pocock , Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Systemic Family Therapist, Calne, Wiltshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan. 2024. pp. 1–274. ISBN: 978-3-031-76308-3. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 269-271.

Sayers J. (2026) Asylum years: Back to the future? Glimpses of institutional life in the 1970s. By Robert Hayward , Andrew Heenan , London: Free Association Books. 2025. pp. 281. £18 (paperback). British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 265-269.

Deles-Vēliņš G. (2026) The limits of interpretation: Essays on Bion and field theory By Giuseppe Civitarese . Routledge, London and New York, 2025; 186 pp; £47.99 (paperback). (New Library of Psychoanalysis). British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 263-265.

Miller S. (2026) Sitting on a suitcase: Psychoanalytic stories. By Brunning, Halina , Khaleelee, Olya (Eds.), London: Phoenix publishing house. 2025. pp. 268. £28.99 (paperback). British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 253-262.

Kane A,Goodridge C,Simmons K. (2026) Is there room to think about disability?. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 235-252.

Evans M. (2026) Countertransference, mental state and the preservation of symbolic thought in borderline states. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 214-234.

Goldreich M. (2026) What is it like to be an infant?. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 201-213.

Bonnet-Brown L,Boutinaud J. (2026) Table-top role-playing games in psychodynamic group therapy. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), 185-200.

. (2026) Issue Information - Cover and Editorial Board. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(3), .

Curen R. (2026) Forensic psychoanalysis: From sub-clinical psychopaths to serial killers. By Brett Kahr . Routledge, London, 2024; 224 pp; £26.99 (paperback). (The Forensic Psychotherapy Monograph Series). British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(2), 179-181.

Fok M. (2026) A psychoanalytic exploration of female to male transition. By Serena Heller . Routledge, London, 2025. pp. 178. £112 (hardback). £25.59 (paperback) 9781032718576. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(2), 176-179.

Muñoz-Alonso L. (2026) Exploring psychoanalytic concepts through culture, the arts, and contemporary life. Learning from observation and experience. By Margaret Lush , Kate Robertson (Eds.), London: Routledge. 2025. pp. 350. £145 (hardback). £34.99 (paperback). 9781032932002. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(2), 174-176.

Rinaldi M. (2026) Pathological narcissism and borderline personality organizations: The Damoclean sword. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(2), 162-173.

Aubry R,Morgan M,Donohue G,Ogrodniczuk JS. (2026) Use and characterization of personal psychotherapy by psychiatrists: Findings from a questionnaire survey in a sample of consultant and trainee psychiatrists in Ireland. British Journal of Psychotherapy. 42(2), 145-161.