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Desmarais, S., Marks, D. (2009). Book Reviews. J. Child Psychother., 35:101-106.
 
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Cregeen, S. (2009). Exposed: phallic protections, shame and damaged parental objects1. J. Child Psychother., 35:32-48.
 
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Sprince, J. (2009). The devil and the deep blue sea: dyadic narcissism and the problem of individuation1. J. Child Psychother., 35:13-31.
 
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Carlberg, G., Thorén, A., Billström, S., Odhammar, F. (2009). Children's expectations and experiences of psychodynamic child psychotherapy. J. Child Psychother., 35:175-193.
 
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Heede, T., Runge, H., Storebø, O.J., Rowley, E., Hansen, K.G. (2009). Psychodynamic milieu-therapy and changes in personality – what is the connection?1. J. Child Psychother., 35:276-289.
 
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Kleinschmidt, L. (2009). Keeping mother alive: psychotherapy with a teenage mother following human trafficking. J. Child Psychother., 35:262-275.
 
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Fonseca, V.J. (2009). The autistic dialogic style: a case of Asperger's syndrome. J. Child Psychother., 35:250-261.
 
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Hindle, D. (2009). Clinical commentary by Debbie Hindle, a child and adolescent psychotherapist working in Glasgow and organizing tutor of the clinical training at the Scottish Institute of Human Relations. J. Child Psychother., 35:205-209.
 
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Bailey, T. (2009). Clinical commentary by Teresa Bailey, a BAP trained consultant child and adolescent psychotherapist in the NHS. J. Child Psychother., 35:197-203.
 
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Chantrell, S. (2009). Growth in emotional intelligence. Psychotherapy with a learning disabled girl. J. Child Psychother., 35:157-174.
 
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Music, G. (2009). Neglecting neglect: some thoughts about children who have lacked good input, and are ‘undrawn’ and ‘unenjoyed’. J. Child Psychother., 35:142-156.
 
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Nilsson, M. (2009). Table hockey: attack or linking? Psychoanalytic psychotherapy with an autistic boy. J. Child Psychother., 35:131-141.
 
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 (2009). Clinical Commentary. J. Child Psychother., 35:81-94.
 
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Elfer, J., Lee, A. (2009). To make a male: what does it take?1. J. Child Psychother., 35:49-61.
 
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 (2009). Author biographies. J. Child Psychother., 35:330-332.
 
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Hindle, D. (2009). Child psychotherapy and research. J. Child Psychother., 35:327-329.
 
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Calvocoressi, F. (2009). Psychotherapy with infants and young children – repairing the effects of stress and trauma on early attachments. J. Child Psychother., 35:324-326.
 
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Douglas, H. (2009). What can the matter be?. J. Child Psychother., 35:322-324.
 
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 (2009). Research digest. J. Child Psychother., 35:315-321.
 
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Trevatt, D. (2009). Clinical commentary by David Trevatt, Clinical Manager of ‘Hear and Now’ Adolescent Counselling Service, Redbridge and Manager of Open Door's Parenting Teenagers Project, Haringey. J. Child Psychother., 35:311-314.
 
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McLoughlin, C. (2009). Clinical commentary by Claudia McLoughlin, child & adolescent psychotherapist, Islington Community CAMHS. J. Child Psychother., 35:308-311.
 
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Jackson, E. (2009). Clinical commentary by Emil Jackson, consultant child & adolescent psychotherapist at the Tavistock Clinic and Brent Centre for Young People. J. Child Psychother., 35:304-307.
 
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Music, G. (2009). Clinical commentary. J. Child Psychother., 35:302-304.
 
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Deakin, E.K., Tiellet Nunes, M.L. (2009). Effectiveness of child psychoanalytic psychotherapy in a clinical outpatient setting. J. Child Psychother., 35:290-301.
 
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Bisagni, F. (2009). The sound-hand. J. Child Psychother., 35:229-249.
 
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Green, V., Hurley, A. (2009). Editorial. J. Child Psychother., 35:227-228.
 
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 (2009). Author biographies. J. Child Psychother., 35:221-222.
 
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Reeves, C. (2009). Susan Isaacs: a life freeing the minds of children. J. Child Psychother., 35:217-220.
 
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 (2009). Research Digest. J. Child Psychother., 35:210-216.
 
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Blecher, B., Obholzer, A. (2009). Clinical commentary by Belinda Blecher and Andrea Obholzer, child and adolescent psychotherapists working in Sydney, Australia. J. Child Psychother., 35:203-204.
 
 
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