Volume 30.2 – 2019
Contains:
- Attachment And Affect Regulation Theories And The Existential/ Developmental Model – Evgenia T. Georganda
- Action In The Present: Towards The Application Of Levinasian Approaches To Fatigue In Cognitive-Behavioural Environments – Marc Bush
- The Process Of Becoming: Maternal Identity In The Transition To Motherhood – Claire Arnold-Baker
- Reflections On Existential Supervision – Diana Mitchell
- Are We Walking In Shoes Too Small? An Enquiry Into How Psychedelic Experiences Relate To Kierkegaard’s Analyses Of The Self And Despair, And Their Relevance To Existential Psychotherapy – Sina Sarikhani
- Where I Find Myself Is Not Where I Am Supposed To Be. An Enquiry Into Trauma And Temporality With Reference To The Philosophy Of Martin Heidegger – Noemi Lakmaier
- An Innocent Abroad? An Example Of Brief Student Counselling – Simon du Plock
- Lost In Impatience: The Relevance Of Kierkegaard For The Patient Psychotherapist In An Immediate World – Ben Thornhill
- Being Toward 2048: The Future Troubles Of Dasein And Why Existential Phenomenological Psychotherapy Will Be Important: Parts I And II – Richard Swann
- Psychotherapist Or Secret Police…Who Do We Really Work For? – Dominic Macqueen
- An International Bibliography Of The Writings Of Medard Boss (1929-2003) – Miles Groth
- Book Reviews