Vol. 15 No. 3 (2017): Special Issue: The Politics of Psychotherapy Research

Published: 2023-03-17

EDITORIAL

• Editorial

  Brian Rodgers, Keith Tudor

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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

• The trouble with numbers: Some fundamental flaws with using standardised outcome measures

  Brian Rodgers

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• Improving knowledge about the effectiveness of psychotherapy

  Ian N. Donald, Timothy A. Carey

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• The politics of research—Or why you can't trust anything you read, including this article!

  Anton Ashcroft

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• The body politic: A Jungian perspective

  Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

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• Constructing research from an indigenous Kaupapa Māori perspective: An example of decolonising research

  Alayne Mikahere-Hall

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• Ethics and research: A situated and relational approach

  Philip D. Carter

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REVIEW

• Unbroken: One woman's journey to rebuild a life shattered by violence. A true story of survival and hope. Madeleine Black. London, UK: John Blake, 2017. 276 pp.

  Frances Basset, Frances Basset

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• Freud's “outstanding” colleague/Jung's “twin brother”: The suppressed psychoanalytic and political significance of Otto Gross. Gottfried M. Heuer. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2017. 252 pp.

  Babak Fozooni

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• Bereavement: Personal experiences and clinical reflections. Edited by Salman Akhtar and Gurmeet S. Kanwal. London, UK: Karnac, 2017. 240 pp.

  Kamalamani

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• Therapy and the counter-tradition: The edge of philosophy. Edited by Manu Bazzano and Julie Webb. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2016. 199 pp.

  Bernie Neville

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