Archive of New Associations

In Issue 35 of New Associations, authors discuss COVID, restorative justice, the importance of home and more in this collection of articles and reviews.

Issue 34 of New Associations grapples with themes around child poverty, the consulting room during lockdown, parenting support, whiteness and more in this collection of think-pieces, articles and reviews.

Issue 33 of New Associations discusses 100 Years of the Tavistock and Portman, the PPNow 2020 Conference, infant observation during Covid-19 and more in this collection of articles and reviews.

Issue 32 of New Associations grapples with BLM, false information, zoom therapy, grief and more as the magazine writes pieces around the onset of the COVID pandemic and its effect on the psychoanalytic landscape.

In Issue 31 of New Associations, themes of illness limitation, hope, prisons and more are discussed by contributors in this collection of articles, poems and reviews.

In Issue 30 of New Associations, authors discuss the PPNow 2019 conference, mourning, Brexit and more in this collection of psychoanalytic articles and reviews.

In Issue 29 of New Associations, this special issue on climate change grapples with the psychological effects of climate emergency, the realities of activism, apathy and more in this collection of articles and reviews.

The 28th Issue of New Associations is the 1st issue with Helen Morgan at the editorial helm. The issue focuses on Brexit from a psychoanalytic perspective. Considering themes of passion, trauma and identity around voter behaviour and public discourse.

In issue 27 of New Associations, contributors tackle issues around the NHS, evidence, innovation, depression and more in this collection of articles written through a psychoanalytic lens.

In Issue 26 of New Associations, contributors reflect upon themes of gender, diversity, conflict resolution, culture and more, in this collection of pieces written through a psychoanalytic lens.

In Issue 25 of New Associations, contributors to the magazine discuss Brexit, research, Churchill and more in this collection of articles and reviews written through a psychoanalytic lens.