Editorial

This issue of Existential Analysis contains twelve papers, the majority of which take various clinical problems as their focus. The problem of hearing voices, the psycho-analytic notion of 'working through', the meaning of addiction, problems about knowledge in therapy, the value of group therapy, all have papers dedicated to them. Many of these papers, most markedly those on the concept of supervision and on the experience of hearing voices, continue a debate which has featured in previous issues of this Journal.

We would like, as the Journal Editors, to take this opportunity to welcome Robert Hill as the incoming Book Review Editor for the Journal, and to extend our thanks to Tim Lebon, his predecessor.

Simon du Plock