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This is the "renewal" of Florence Guignard's first book, 25 years ago which has been out of print for far too long, and untranslated. That ubiquitous complex is not, Guignard suggests, to be seen only in the infant, in the child, or in the Infantile in the adult. The "Infantile" is what we come to know in our therapeutic work, the "infant" is what was remotely then-and-there and, perhaps in our patients, never properly known by those who cared for that baby. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews the book "An Uneasy Dwelling: The Story of the Philadelphia Association Community Houses," by Paul Gordon.

The article reviews the book "The Perverse Organisation and Its Deadly Sins," by Susan Long.

The article reviews the book "Organization in the Mind," by David Armstrong.

The article reviews several books related to mental health including "The Shocking State of Britain's Prisons and the Need for Visionary Change," by D. Ramsbotham, "Guilt: Revenge, Remorse and Responsibility after Freud," by R. Speziale-Bagliaca, and "From Toxic Institutions to Therapeutic Environments: Residential Settings in Mental Health Services," edited by P. Campling, S. Davies, and G. Farquharson..

Reviews the book "Social Theory Since Freud," by Anthony Elliott.

The article reviews the book "Glacial Times: A Journey Through the World of Madness," by Salomon Resnik.

The article reviews the book "Psychodynamic Psychiatry: Theory and Practice," by John Frosch.