Issue 113 articlesEditor's Introductionp. vKirkland C. VaughansIntroduction to Panel Discussionp. 1Pearl-Ellen GordonThe Contribution of Attachment Research to My Clinical Work with Parents of School-Aged Childrenp. 3Susan C. WarshawTreating the Parental Relationship as the Identified Patient in Child Psychotherapyp. 19Pasqual J. PantoneRe-Establishing “Holding” in Families of Divorcep. 39Seth AronsonReconsidering Parent Involvement in Child Psychotherapy in the Light of Recent Developments in Attachment Theory: A Commentary on Papers by Warshaw, Pantone, and Aronsonp. 53Neil AltmanMerging and Emerging: Separation-Individuation Theory and the Treatment of Children with Disorders of the Sense of Selfp. 61Anni BergmanClinical Interviews with Families of Infantsp. 77Stephen SeligmanUnderstanding and Treating Adolescent Substance Use: Systems, Families, and Individual Meaningp. 97Lisa DirectorUnderstanding and Treating Adolescent Substance Use: A Commentaryp. 111Ava L. SieglerRunways, Control Towers, and Squiggles: The Creation of Shared Moments in the Treatment of Children in States of Psychic Retreatp. 115Ionas SapountzisEarly Adolescence and its Consequencesp. 135Theodore J. JacobsBook ReviewThe Beast in the Nursery, Adam Phillips, Pantheon Books, 1998p. 159Pearl-Ellen Gordon
Issue 29 articlesBeginning to Say Goodbye: A Two-Year-Old Confronts the Death of His Fatherp. 1Toni Vaughn HeinemanShut Up and Move: The Uses of Board Games in Child Psychotherapyp. 23Jill Bellinson“Did You See That?”: A Relational Perspective on Children: Who Cheat in Analysisp. 43Elizabeth KrimendahlTreating the Cheater: An Ego and Self Psychological Approach to Working Through of the Cheating Syndrome in the Treatment of Latency Childrenp. 59Jack L. Herman
Issue 319 articlesPrefacep. xiCarolyn Ellman, Carole Grand & Judy Ann KaplanAcknowledgmentsp. xiiiIntroduction to the Special Issuep. xvSusan C. WarshawIntroduction and Historical Overviewp. 1Carolyn EllmanPanel DiscussionsPanel 1: Definition of the Self
Issue 410 articlesBeyond “Secrets and Lies”: Growing Up Adoptedp. 1Frank SalamoneStrangers in a Strange Room: Transference and Countertransference Paradigms with Adopteesp. 9Janet Rivkin Zuckerman & Betty BuschsbaumA Case of Pediatric Undernutritionp. 29Marian BirchThe Transdisciplinary Approach: A Commentary on “A Case of Pediatric Undernutrition”p. 47Daniel B. KesslerParent Work in Analysis: Children, Adolescents, and Adults: Part One: The Evaluation Phase