International Journal for Psychotherapy (IJP)

The IJP is a peer-reviewed, scientific journal; published three times a year by the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP).

For further information and Details of Past, Present & Forthcoming Issues please go to the website of the International Journal of Psychotherapy (IJP):

International Journal for Psychotherapy (IJP) | ijp.org.uk

Vol 26, No 3, Winter 2022

• Editorial Courtenay Young
• Pragmatic Framework for the Supervision of Psychotherapy Trainees: Part 4: Individual Customization James C. Overholser
• Social Façade, Vulnerability and Relational Withdrawal: A Case Study on the Psychotherapy of the Schizoid Process
• Richard Erskine
• Black Humour & Fear of Death in Modernity Susanne Vosmer
• Does the Location of Motivation Matter? A pragmatic concern in clinical work John Robert C. Rilveria
• Cognitive & Dialectic Behavioural Therapies for Post-Traumatic Stress and Conversion Disorders: A Case Study
• Ali H. Haider 
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Vol 24, No 1, Spring 2020

• Editorial
  COURTENAY YOUNG
• European Association for Psychotherapy: Interim Advice for Conducting Psychotherapy Online
  ADRIAN M. RHODES
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing with Body-Oriented Interventions within the Field of Adoption: Translating Neuroscience into a Clinical Case Study
  KATRIEN VANFRAUSSEN, EDWARD CAMPFORTS & LINDITA IMERAJ
• How to Become a More Reflective Practitioner / Researcher
  COURTENAY YOUNG
• Notes on Empathy vs Confrontation in Psychological Treatment
  SEYMOUR HOFFMAN 
• The Problem of Parallel Process: Wild Analysis in Psychotherapy Supervision?
  C. EDWARD WATKINS, JR.
• Initiating Practice-Related Research: Report on an EAP Conference, 23-Feb. 2020, SFU Private University, Vienna
  Peter Schulthess
• Can “Psychotherapeutic Methods, Procedures and Techni

Vol 24, No 2, Summer 2020

• Editorial
  Courtenay Young
• ‘Can’t Sing, Won’t Sing’: Singing and the Sense of Self across the Life Span
• ANNE COLGAN 
• Psychotherapy & Religion: Towards a Phenomenology of Change: Part 1
• PAUL J. WHITTEMORE 
• Psychotherapy & Religion: Towards a Phenomenology of Change: Part 2
• PAUL J. WHITTEMORE 
• The Effects of Multicultural Discussions and Supervisory Working Alliance on Perceived Counseling Competence: A Brief Report
• JARICE N. CARR, PATRICIA L. KAMINSKI, NINA CALMENSON & C. EDWARD WATKINS, JR. 
• Contact and Relational-Needs in Couple Therapy: An Integrated Psychotherapy Perspective
• RICHARD J. ERSKINE & JANET P. MOURSUND 
• BOOK REVIEWS:
• 1: Skills in Psychodynamic Counselling & Psychotherapy (2nd

Vol 23, No 3, Nov 2019

A 'Special Issue' on Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy

• Editorial Courtenay Young
• Editorial for this Special Issue Biljana van Rijn & William Cornell
• Why Transactional Analysis Works: Reasons for a Possible Explanation of Change in Psychotherapy Laura Bastianelli, Maria Teresa Tosi, Rosanna Giacometto, Cinzia Messana & Davide Ceridono
• Psychological Games in the Consulting Room Jo Stuthridge & Charlotte Sills
• Relational Group Process: Developments in a Transactional Analysis Model of Group Psychotherapy Richard G. Erskine
• Working with Groups in TA: An integrative approach William Cornell
• A Psycho-Tactile Approach to Trauma Gerry Pyves
• Using Transactional Analysis to Treat Perinatal Mental Illness Emma Hayes
• Single-Case Design Review and Meta-Analysis for Supporting the Method of Transactional Analysis towards Recognition as an Empirically Supported Treatment for Depression En
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Vol 23, No 2, July 2019

• Editorial: A New 'Look' for the IJP Courtenay Young
• From repeated impingement to cumulative trauma: A psychodynamic approach to the development of obsessional thinking – in some cases John O'Connor
• Dependent Personality Disorder (DPD) & Treatment Response to Psychodynamic Therapy versus Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: A Case Study Rami Abukamil & Shibany P. Taormina
• “Thinking Outside of the Box”: An unconventional intervention Avromi Deutch & Seymour Hoffman

• Transpersonal Psychology as a Science Pier Luigi Lattuada
• What is a Spiritual Psychotherapist? Courtenay Young

• Book Review 1: “Depression Delusion: Vol. 1” by Terry Lynch: Reviewed by Theo A. Cope
• Book Review 2: “The Analysis of Failure: An investigation of failed cases in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy” by Arnold Goldberg
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Vol 23, No 1, March 2019

• Editorial Courtenay Young
• Letter to/from Editor
• The Correlation between Plastic Surgery and Self-Esteem in Iranian Females Seyed Mahdi Mousavi, with Mojgan Beitaneh & Maryam Didehdar Ardebil
• Effectiveness of Psycho-education and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Studentswith Symptoms of Depression and Low Adaptability Skills Josevy Avena-Taguibao
• What Do They Really Think? A Qualitative Study of Group CBT and GroupInformation and Support for Depressed Adults Lucy Moore, Alan Carr, James McFadden, Greg O’Sullivan & Ellen Butler
• Hypnotherapy for the Combination of Sleepwalking and Sleep Terrors in an Adult:A Case Report Hannu Lauerma
• Clinical outcomes in the routine evaluation of psychotherapy given by trainees:Effects on clients’ inter-personal problems and psychological symptoms Helene Ybrandt, Kristina Berglund, Catharina Strid, Marie Kivi & Jens Knutsson
• What is Psycho-Organic Analysis?
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Vol 22, No 2 (2018)

International Journal of Psychotherapy : Vol 22, No 2 (July 2018)

• Article 0 Editorial
• Article 1 Quantum Healing - A Super Placebo? A randomised controlled study in patients with affective problems Manuela Pietza, Harald Walach & Stefan Schmidt
• Article 2 The Relationship of Attachment Styles to Quad-Model Dimensions and Primary Capacities Yildiz Öztan Ulusoy
• Article 3 The Ethics of Vision in Psychotherapy Otto Vevatne

Vol 22, No 1 (2018)

International Journal of Psychotherapy : Vol 22, No 1 (March 2018)

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• Article 1 On Creating a "Virtual Miracle" in Couples Therapy: Two Case Examples Leslie H. Margolin
• Article When 'Holding Meakes Sense': Therapy for delusions and hallucinations Claudia Morrow
• Article 3 The Central Role of Attention in Psychotherapy Paul B. Whittemore
• Article 4 Schema Therapy for Pervasive and Chronic Life Problems: A Hermeneutic Single-Case Efficacy Design Study İ. Volkan Gülüm, Gonca Soygüt & Ece Ataman
• Article 5 Self-Forgiveness Therapy and Clients’ Changes in Perceived Responsibility Marilyn A. Cornish
• Article 6 Side Effects: A case illustration from a Mindfulness Based Existential Therapy (MBET) perspective Jhoti Nanda