The Squiggle Foundation's aims are to study and disseminate the work of Winnicott, with a particular emphasis on application.

Contents:EditorialThe Application of group Analysis in the Childbearing Year: The Function of Holding by Jessica JamesLullabies and rhymes in the Emotional Life of Children by Renata GaddiniA Historical Analysis od Winnicott's The Use of an Object by Laurel SamuelsWinnicott and Transference: The Knife-Edge of Belief by Laurence SpurlingA First Approach to Clinical Work..Taken by the Hand of Winnicott by Carolina CastroAn Anthology of Poems collated by Anthony RudolfWinnicott BookshelfCorrespondenceContributors to this Issue

LAURENCE SPURLING is a member of the Guild of Psychotherapists, and a Lecturer in Counselling at Birkbeck College, University of London.

The Application Of Group Analysis In The Child-Bearing Year: The Function Of Holding, Lullabies And Rhymes In The Emotional Life Of Children And No Longer Children, A Historical Analysis Of Winnicott's The Use Of An Object, Winnicott And Transference: The Knife-Edge Of Belief, A First Approach To Clinical Work Taken By The Hand Of Winnicott, An Anthology Of Poems, Winnicott Bookshelf, Correspondence.