Baffour Ababio is a psychoanalytic intercultural psychotherapist and clinical supervisor in private practice and at the Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre, where he has also worked as head of clinical services.Roland Littlewood was associated with Jafar Kareem at the start of Nafsiyat and retired a few years ago as professor of psychiatry and anthropology at University College London, where he is now a research fellow.

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• Introduction: process and development in intercultural psychotherapyRoland Littlewood and Baffour Ababio1 Intercultural therapy and neoliberalismInga-Britt Krause 2 Who’s being assessed? Post modernism and intercultural therapy assessments: a synergetic processh.Oye Agoro3 Not yet at home: an exploration of aural and verbal passing amongst African migrants in BritainBaffour Ababio4 Group psychotherapy with Turkish-speaking women at Nafsiyat: migration, gender and ethnic differences as catalysts to growth in the psychodynamic groupDilek Güngör5 Finding our voice across the Black/white divide: race issues in therapyEugene Ellis6 Racism in the room: internal working model of the 'non-white' introjectDeri Hughes7 Intercultural psychotherapy, intracultural psychotherapy, or just good psychotherapy?Peter Cockersell8 Postcolonialism and countertransference in two cases of the sexual abuse of women by doctorsRoland Littlewood9 Inferiorisation: approaching a stigmatising reality in therapyAntony Sigalas10 Face to face: psychotherapy in black and whiteCharles Brown11 Embodied intercultural groundCarmen Joanne Ablack12 Intercultural psychoanalytic psychotherapy and generationally transmitted traumaLennox K. Thomas13 Beyond the famil(y)ar: the construct of the self outside the dyad – intercultural therapy as an opportunity to explore the social selfFrancesca Zanatta14 The challenge of racism in clinical supervisionIsha Mckenzie-Mavinga