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Child and Adolescent Analysis: Its Significance for Clinical Work With Adults
Authors
Dowling, S.
Published by
International Universities Press
ISBN-13
978-0823607501
ISBN-10
082360750X
Years
1990
Contents
Front Matter
p. v
Scott Dowling
Contributors
p. vii
Scott Dowling
Introduction
p. ix
Scott Dowling
Section I: Historical Review
Chapter 1: From Past to Present: Major Contributors from Child and Adolescent Analysis
p. 3
Melvin Scharfman
Section II: The Workshop Papers
Chapter 2: Discontinuity in Child and Adult Analysis
p. 23
Samuel Abrams
Chapter 3: How Clinical Work with Children Can Inform the Therapist of Adults
p. 37
Judith Fingert Chused
Chapter 4: The Child Analyst at Work with His Adult Patients
p. 55
Morton Shane
Chapter 5: Adolescent Fixation in Adult Psychopathology
p. 67
Peter Blos
Chapter 6: The Significance of Adolescent Analysis for Clinical Work with Adults
p. 81
Jack Novick
Chapter 7: The Adolescent Process and Adult Treatment
p. 95
Phyllis Tyson
Chapter 8: The No Age Time: Early Adolescence and Its Consequences
p. 107
Theodore Jacobs
Section III: The Discussions
Chapter 9: Does Child and Adolescent Analysis Add to the Findings from Adult Analysis?
p. 125
Charles Brenner
Chapter 10: A General Discussion of the Papers
p. 135
Bernard L. Pacella
Chapter 11: The Inner Life of the Analyst: A Reflection on the Papers
p. 153
James McLaughlin
Chapter 12: Discussion of the Papers with Comments on Acting Out and Enactment
p. 169
John MacLeod
Chapter 13: The Authors Respond
p. 181
Section IV: Epilogue
Chapter 14: Epilogue
p. 205
Scott Dowling
References
p. 215
Subject Index
p. 225
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