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Volume 46 (2020)

Journal of Child Psychotherapy

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Issue 1

12 articles

Editorial

Editorialp. 1
Lydia Hartland-Rowe

Research Articles

A qualitative exploration of psychoanalytic child psychotherapists’ perspectives on the links between personal analysis during training and professional developmentp. 3
Coralie Lasvergnas-Garcia & Evrinomy Avdi
Fostering parental growth and enhancing the therapeutic alliance: key tasks for the child psychotherapistp. 20
Deborah Marks
The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families (AFNCCF) Parent–Toddler Group model in a homeless hostelp. 35
Eva Crasnow, Sabine Lammer-Triendl, Fiona McKinstrie, Christina Macadam & Saher Ashary
The Bridge in Schools: a psychodynamic impact model for child mental health in disadvantaged areasp. 51
Emily Ryan & Matthew Jenkins
The taboo of love for children in care: its emergence through the transference relationship and in the system around the childp. 72
Angela Evans
From chaos to Caravaggio: technical considerations in the psychoanalysis of autisto-psychotic states in relation to sensory-perceptual fragmentationp. 90
Joshua Durban

Commentary

Commentary on the article ‘Short-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy with a depressed adolescent with borderline personality disorder: an empirical, single case study’, by Miriam Grossfeld, Ana Calderón, Sally O’Keeffe, Viviane Green and Nick Midgley, Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 45 (2), pp. 209–228p. 105
Flavia Ansaldo & Maria Papadima

Book Reviews

Wise words: How Susan Isaacs changed parenting: Wise words: How Susan Isaacs changed parentingWise words: How Susan Isaacs changed parentingby Caroline Vollans, London, Routledge, 2017, 233 pp., £17.99 (paperback), ISBN 13 978-1138096790p. 112
Liz Bodycote
My name is why: by Lemn Sissay, Edinburgh, Canongate Books, 2019, £12.95 (hardback), ISBN-13: 9781786892348p. 115
Deborah Marks

Film Review

Under the Skin: a psychoanalytic film commentaryp. 117
Rosemary Winter

Research Digest

Research digest: psychological interventions via telephone and Internetp. 123

Issue 2

13 articles

Call for papers: connecting in relation to Covid-19p. I
Maria Papadima & Lydia Hartland-Rowe

Editorial

Editorialp. 131
Lydia Hartland-Rowe

Articles

Getting Child Psychotherapy Right for Every Child: Developing a Clinical Formulation Tool for Effective and Accountable Multi-Agency Workp. 133
Andrew Dawson

‘Something Else’ in Child Psychotherapy with Traumatised Adopted Children

Issue 3 - Child psychotherapy in the time of Covid: Voices from around the world on working through a pandemic

26 articles

Editorial

Editorialp. 269
Alexandra de Rementeria

To set the scene

‘Making the best of a bad job’: a literature review on digital psychoanalytic psychotherapy with children, adolescents and families at the time of the Covid-19 pandemicp. 273
Maria Pozzi Monzo & Sara Micotti

The therapist

Commentary: The therapistp. 281
Maria Papadima

p. 152

Adam Goren

Child Psychotherapists’ Fantasies about Working with ‘Cultural Difference’p. 168

Being a Couple and Developing the Capacity for Creative Parenting: A Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 191

‘Hiccups of the Mind’: Psychotherapy with a Young Boy with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorderp. 206

Exploring Silence in Short-Term Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Adolescents with Depressionp. 224

Rachel Acheson, Nia Verdenhalven, Evrinomy Avdi & Nick Midgley

On Intersubjective Aspects of Autism. The ‘Lightduress’ of Human Contactp. 241

Book Reviews

Psychoanalysis, Neuroscience and the Stories of Our Lives. The Relational Roots of Mental Health, by Sarah Sutton, London, Routledge, 2020, 127 pp., £24.99 (paperback), ISBN: 13 9781138364301p. 255
Robert Fleming

Transforming Despair to Hope, by Monica Lanyado, Abingdon, Routledge, 2018, 174 pp., £24.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-138-064720p. 258
Kate Purdy
A Couple State of Mind, Psychoanalysis of Couples and the Tavistock Relationships Model, by Mary Morgan, London, Routledge, 2019, £25.99 (paperback), ISBN: 13 978-1-138-62496-2p. 260
Patsy Ryz
The Analyst’s Reveries: Explorations of Bion’s Enigmatic Concept, by Fred Busch, Oxon and New York, Routledge, 2019, 106 pp., £28.99 (paperback), ISBN: 13 978-0367134174p. 264
Joshua Holmes

Challenges to making use of countertransference responses during the Covid-19 pandemic – some preliminary thoughtsp. 283

Sebastian Kohon

Fear of falling: impressions from working through a global pandemic and thoughts on burn-outp. 289

Catherine Webster

The (almost) impossible profession: face-to-face child psychotherapy during the Covid-19 outbreakp. 296

Hanging on the telephone: reflections on conducting psychotherapy over the phone during the Covid pandemicp. 305

‘Only connect’: reflections on technology and transferencep. 312

The therapy of the presence: exploring the clinical dilemmas of continued face-to-face psychotherapy with a male adolescent during Cyprus’s Covid-19 lockdownp. 321

Nikolas Antoniades

Reflections on working with adolescents during the Covid-19 pandemicp. 329

Katherine Shillito

The setting, technology and the body

Commentary: The setting, technology and the bodyp. 336
Elizabeth Francis
‘Sea of trapezoids’: the analytic setting and virtual treatment during a pandemicp. 338
Michael Garcia
Psychoanalysis with young children during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic: mapping the questionsp. 348
Ehud Wolpe
Psychotherapy with no body in the roomp. 355
Nupur Dhingra Paiva
Freudian glitch: mind the technology gapp. 362
Amanda K. Hutchison
Even though our bodies cannot be in the same place, focussing on body process is helpful in video mediated psychotherapyp. 367
Carolyn Hart
Psychotherapy outside the consulting room: ending therapy during the global pandemicp. 373
Gillian Sloan Donachy
Modifications of the therapeutic setting during the Covid-19 pandemic: thoughts based on the Greek experience with latency children and adolescentsp. 380
Alexandra Zaharia & Lida Anagnostaki
The experience of working via tele video in Australia during the Covid-19 pandemicp. 388
Ruth Schmidt Neven

Groups

Commentary: Groupsp. 395
Alexandra de Rementeria
The experience of (tele) infant observation during the Covid-19 pandemic (March 2020–December 2020)p. 397
Marie Ange Widdershoven
‘We’ in quarantine: working with groups of parents from in-presence to remotep. 405
Sandra Carpi Lapi, Elisabetta Fattirolli & Maria Grazia Pini
Online child psychotherapy and the pandemic – vignettes from the Canadian Association of Psychoanalytic Child Therapistsp. 413
Robin Holloway, Felipe Ramirez Hinrichsen, Fӓggie Oliver & Robyn Weddepohl

Book reviews

Hamnet: by Maggie O’ Farrell, London, Tinder Press, 2020, 372 pp., £20 (hardback), ISBN 978-1472223791p. 423
Kate Purdy
Pale rider: the Spanish Flu of 1918 and how it changed the world: by Laura Spinney, London, Vintage, 2017, 332 pp., £10.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-78470-240-3 (pbk)p. 425
Maria Papadima

Research digest

Research digest: the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on child, adolescent, young adult, and family mental healthp. 429
Rachel Acheson