PEP | Article - Case Study of an Atypical Two-And-A-Half-Year-Old: Round Table, 1947. Marion C. Putnam, Chairman; Beata Rank, Eleanor Pavenstedt, Irene N. Anderson, Ilse Rawson. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVIII, 1948, pp. 1–30.

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Abstract

This most interesting report—which we hope will be followed by many more—is one of the first communications from the James Jackson Putnam Children's Center, established in 1943. The Center provides an all-day nursery school for psychiatric observation and psychoanalytic treatment of infants and preschool children. In the report is discussed in great detail the first year's work with a

two-and-a-half-year-old boy—one of a group of children under study whose mothers have suffered psychotic episodes—and his manic-depressive, depressed mother.

PEP | Article - Case Study of an Atypical Two-And-A-Half-Year-Old: Round Table, 1947. Marion C. Putnam, Chairman; Beata Rank, Eleanor Pavenstedt, Irene N. Anderson, Ilse Rawson. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVIII, 1948, pp. 1–30. - Friend, Maurice R.