1. Editorial

   EditorialNotes Pages: 309 - 313

2. A brief introduction to the contributions of Gertrude and Rubin Blanck, with special attention to social work ethics and values

   • Patsy Turrini

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 314 - 317

3. Developmental object relations theory

   • Gertrude
   • Rubin Blanck

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 318 - 327

4. A developmental approach to diagnosis

   • Anne Marie Dooley

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 328 - 333

5. Maintaining the therapeutic alliance with Ms. T. in the initial phase of treatment

   • Miriam Pierce

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 334 - 341

6. Resistance and preoedipal object relations

   • Toni Thompson

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 342 - 348

7. An application of developmental theory to technique: The concept of resistance-like behavior

   • Beatrice Weinstein

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 349 - 355

8. The dream as a vehicle for the recovery of childhood trauma

   • Joyce Edward

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 356 - 360

9. An example of preverbal determinants in a classical analysis

   • Diana Siskind

   A Festschrift for Gertrude and Rubin Blanck Pages: 361 - 367

10. The relationship of theory to clinical practice

    • Richard A. Mackey
    • Mitchell Burek
    • Susan Charkoudian

    Research Report Pages: 368 - 383

11. National Academies of Practice

    • Florence Lieberman

    News About the Profession Pages: 384 - 386

12. Beyond ego psychology: Developmental object relations theory

    • Richard Trachtman

    Book Review Pages: 387 - 389