Bulletin of The Menninger Clinic

Edited by W. Walter Menninger, MD, The Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic publishes peer-reviewed papers from around the world on contemporary psychodynamic perspectives. Topics may include the application of theory and research in outpatient and hospital treatment, education and other areas of interest to mental health professionals.

Occasional topical issues take an in-depth look at complex treatment issues. Recent topical issues have covered mentalizing, assessing and treating psychiatric disorders in the elderly, integrating outcome measurement with clinical practice and treating anxiety disorders.

The Bulletin is published quarterly by Guilford Publications, New York City, and is widely indexed.

For information
Online subscribing, online archives and instructions for authors are available on the Guilford Publications Web site, in the psychology periodicals section.

Guilford’s periodicals division accepts inquiries via e-mail and toll-free phone, 800-365-7006.

Editorial board
Jon G. Allen, PhD
Efrain Bleiberg, MD
Glen O. Gabbard, MD
James Lomax, MD
Lisa Lewis, PhD
John Sargent, MD
Richard Munich, MD
W. Walter Menninger, MD, editor
Sallye Wilkinson, PhD

A trusted resource
The Bulletin of The Menninger Clinic was first published by Menninger in 1936. Dr. Karl Menninger's wife, Jeanetta Lyle Menninger, oversaw the publication for 35 years.

The Bulletin began as a way to record the work of Menninger researchers and treaters. The first volume contained 34 pages and four articles, three concerning neurological conditions, four six-line book reviews and summaries of four recent publications by members of The Menninger Clinic staff.

The Bulletin marked its 50th anniversary in 1986, and its editor at that time, the late Dr. Paul W. Pruyser, re-affirmed the purpose of the publication as "providing a forum for authors in diverse settings who exemplify a commitment to knowledge that will benefit mentally troubled persons."

Menninger is a leading psychiatric hospital dedicated to
treating individuals with mood, personality, anxiety and
addictive disorders, teaching mental health professionals
and advancing mental healthcare through research.

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