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PEP | Journals - Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy - Volume 17 (2018)

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Volume 17 (2018)

Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy

← Vol. 16
Vol. 18 →

Issue 1

6 articles

Articles

Comment on Micro-Analysis of Multimodal Communication in Therapy: A Case of Relational Trauma in Parent-Infant Psychoanalytic Psychotherapyp. 14
Beatrice Beebe
From Pathological Merger to a Reflective, Triangular Space: Parent-Infant Psychotherapy with a Mother with Borderline Personality Disorderp. 15
Alejandra Perez
Zones of Proximal Emotional Development — Psychotherapy Within a Neuroaffective Perspectivep. 28
Susan Hart & Stine Lindahl Jacobsen
Before He Becomes a Man: The Adolescence of Shakespeare’s Prince Hal1p. 43
Leon Hoffman
Perceptions of Microaggressions: Implications for the Mental Health and Treatment of African American Youthp. 52
Jennifer I. Durham
Assessment as Intervention: A Pilot Study of Short-Term Dyadic Treatmentp. 62
Donna R. Weston, Jennifer Murphy Sims, Marlene Crespo & Lynette Wong

Issue 2

12 articles

Special Section: Thinking Developmentally: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective. Part 1 ... Inspired by the conference by the conference of that name. Section Guest Editor: Marsha H. Levy-Warren

Statement of Removalp. i

In Memoriam

Elsa First July 1936-February 2018: A Memorial Statementp. 75
Susan C. Warshaw

Article

Playing Who We Are Together: Commentary on Henry Kronengold’s “Hey Toy Man”p. 77
Elsa First

Issue 3

9 articles

Articles

Trauma and Treading Carefully: Walking Delicate Tightropes Between Safeness and Emotional Challengep. 135
Graham Music
Mother-Infant Psychotherapy Informed by Polyvagal Theoryp. 145
Linda M. Perez & Cheryl J. Sundheim
Adolescent Developmental Disruptions: Haunted by the Future, Guarded by Haunting Ancestorsp. 154
Marsha H. Levy-Warren
Ghosts, Guardians, & Time: Discussion of Marsha Levy-Warren’s Articlep. 159
Christopher Bonovitz

Issue 4 - Special Issue: Psychotherapy Integration: Challenges and New Pathways

11 articles

Articles

Introduction to the Special Issue on Psychotherapy Integrationp. 229
Tracy A. Prout
Cycles of Understanding and Hope: Toward an Integrative Model of Therapeutic Change in Child Psychotherapy*p. 232
Kenneth Barish
Multiple Points of Intervention as an Approach in Child Psychotherapyp. 243
Arthur Caspary
Exploring the Use of an Integrative and Ecological Framework When Treating Children with Traumap. 252
Mayowa Obasaju & Pamela LiVecchi

Special Section: Thinking Developmentally: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective. Part 1 ... Inspired by the conference of that name. Section Guest Editor: Marsha H. Levy-Warren

What Does It Mean to Think Developmentally in Doing Clinical Work?p. 84
Marsha H. Levy-Warren
Welcoming Remarks*p. 90
Marsha H. Levy-Warren
Thinking Developmentally: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 91
Sally Bloom-Feshbach
Thinking Developmentally: Perspectives Following Loewald and Kleinp. 96
Kay M. Long
Room for Thought: A Developmental Perspectivep. 101
Katherine Oram
Bad Feelings: A Theory of Pathological Development in Childhoodp. 105
Kenneth Barish
Thinking Developmentally in Child and Adult Psychoanalysisp. 109
Justine Kalas Reeves
End Remarksp. 115
Marsha H. Levy-Warren

Research

Mothers’ Mental State Talk and Preschool Children’s Social-Behavioral Functioning: A Multidimensional Accountp. 119
Ozlem Bekar, Miriam Steele, Rebecca Shahmoon-Shanok & Howard Steele

Autism—What Does Gender Have to Do With It?p. 163

Diane Selinger

Psychodynamics of Suicide in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender Youthp. 178

Emeric Bojarski & Zheala Qayyum

Revisiting Bion’s “Notes on Thinking”: Implications for School Psychologistsp. 187

Ionas Sapountzis

Knowing What To Do, When, and How: An Integrative Approach to the Use of Psychoanalytic Play Therapy with Children Affected by Cancerp. 198

Carlos Pitillas & Javier Martín

“Vamos a la Escuelita Arte Terapia”: An Art Therapy Protocol for Promoting Resilience with Latino Farm Worker Childrenp. 213

Theresa Van Lith, Angela Quintero, Elissa Pizzutto & Joseph G. Grzywacz

The Ward and the Womb: An Integrated Therapeutic Approach for Treatment Resistant Adolescentsp. 265

Playing Together: DIR and Child Psychodynamic Therapyp. 279

Finding the Body of the Mind: Integrating Occupational Therapy’s Theories of Mutual Regulation and Dysregulation into Psychotherapyp. 295

Exploring In-Session Process with Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Psychotherapy with an Adolescentp. 310

Elisabeth Ness, Hanne-Sofie Johnsen Dahl, Kenneth L. Critchfield & Randi Ulberg

A Mother, A Baby, and Two Treatment Approaches: Discussing A Switch Case from CBT and Mentalization Perspectivesp. 328

Jordan Bate, Ozlem Bekar & Inga Blom

The Value of Integration: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Meets Ego Psychology in a Psychotherapy Group for Childrenp. 346

Sasha Rudenstine, Laurel Wright, Aura-Maria Morales & Steven Tuber

Bridging the Divide Between Psychodynamic and Behavioral Approaches for Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorderp. 364

Tracy A. Prout, Anil Chacko, Anna Spigelman, Sophia Aizin, Mirjam Burger, Tania Chowdhury, Amrita Ramakrishnan, Sarah Peralta, Maria Michelle Vardanian, Timothy R. Rice & Leon Hoffman