Published September, 2023
By Millia Begum
Publisher: Phoenix Publishing House
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An accessible guide to an integrated form of therapy combining Internal Family Systems (IFS) and eye movement desensitisation reprocessing (EMDR). It provides an overview of IFS and demonstrates the benefits of integrating IFS into EMDR therapy to treat clients with complex trauma and dissociation, incorporating a neuropsychological rationale.

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Published June, 2023
By Prof. Kevin Volkan and Doctor Vamik Volkan
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Two experts explore the human mind using psychoanalytic concepts brought to life through case examples. They establish core psychoanalytic ideas and show the many ways they are utilised. The easy-to-read prose makes this a book for students and clinicians of all therapeutic persuasions and for general readers interested in how the mind works.

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Published June, 2023
By Alan Michael Karbelnig
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Lover, Exorcist, Critic uses analogies to explain how mutative processes unfold. Psychoanalytic practitioners attend carefully to patients (thus the lover analogy), process their projections (via the exorcist), and critique problems in their life-long plot lines (via the critic).

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Published June, 2023
By Dr. Salman Akhtar
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Ten stunning hardback volumes that bring together the best of the hundreds of papers written by psychoanalyst, scholar and poet, Dr Salman Akhtar in a fitting tribute to his long and illustrious career.

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Published May, 2023
By Richard G. Erskine
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This book presents the concept of the schizoid process: those clients with a fragmented sense of self who struggle with internal criticism, shame, and relational withdrawal. An informative and therapeutically useful work, it is full of ideas to guide an understanding of the schizoid process and of how to engage a client's sense of self.

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Published April, 2023
By Jean Benjamin Stora
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A presentation of fifteen case studies to explain the approach of integrative psychosomatics from a leader in the field. Mental and physical health are interconnected but remain within separate disciplines. This method allows a better understanding of the relationship between mind and body, the disorders which can arise, and how best to treat them.

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Published March, 2023
By Ingrid Pedroni
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The book charts the developmental path of an innovative clinician and teacher, exploring myriad psychoanalytic schools and systemic therapies to create a truly integrative way of working. The clinical stories show how encounters with suffering patients force therapists to learn, from both successes and mistakes. With a foreword from Donna Orange.

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Published February, 2023
By Pierre Delion and Matthew H. Bowker
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The first English translation of Pierre Delion's work presents two of his most compelling essays which raise questions about the broader political connections between clinical institutions and society as a whole. A must-read for those with an interest in psychotherapy, psychiatric institutions, or the interplay of psychiatry and contemporary events.

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Published February, 2023
By Dr Jan Resnick
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There was an epidemic of mental ill health before the pandemic. Now it is exponentially worse. At the same time, there have never been more mental health professionals and practices. This contradiction is the background to Jan Resnick's masterpiece, which uses theory, discussion, and case studies to show what is central to therapeutic practice.

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Published January, 2023
By Howard B Levine and Jani Santamaria
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A thoughtful, accessible account of developments in psychoanalytic thinking from Freud to the present day, which explores unrepresented states, autistic objects, black holes and many other phenomena particular to neurodiverse patients. It is relevant to all clinicians working with hard to reach patients, in particular those working with children.

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