Issue 16 articlesPedrito: The Blood of the Ancestorsp. 1Martha BraginThe New Faces of Childhood Perimigration Trauma in the United Statesp. 21RoseMarie Perez FosterWorking Analytically with Children Affected by a Terrorist Attack against the Argentine Jewish Mutual Aid Associationp. 42Susana M. ToporosiStressful Events Viewed through the Eyes of Childrenp. 58Sebastiano Santostefano, Bridget O'Connell, Lindsay MacAuley, Chantal Royer-Haig & Maria Angeles Quiroga EstévezThe Child's Cognitive Struggle to Understand “Damage” to an Important Object: A Six-Year-Old's Attempt to Deal with the Trauma of His Father's Epilepsyp. 77Richard Reichbart“Bloody Feet”p. 98Kerstin Kupfermann
Issue 211 articlesTransition Facilitating Behavior: Bridging Attachment Theory and British Object Relationsp. 119Pamela B. SorensenTripartite Treatment of Childhood Aggression: A View from Attachment Theoryp. 134Nancy G. BerlinCrouching Tigers, Hidden Dragons: Working with Adolescents in Individual, Family, and Group Contextsp. 156Seth AronsonWhere the Wild Things Are: The Power and Challenge of Adolescent Group Workp. 159Seth AronsonThe Yin and Yang of It: Working with the Adolescent in the Context of the Family
Issue 310 articlesPanel Introduction: Dead or Alive—Boredom and Creativity in Child Psychotherapyp. 231Jill BellinsonBoredom: Unprocessed Pain in the Treatment of a Narcissistic Boy and His Familyp. 233Kate OramCocreation of Boredomp. 244Jacqueline J. GottholdConfronting Deadness in Dissociation: A Relational Perspective on the Treatment of an Adolescentp. 255Lawrence ZelnickUses of Boredom: Commentary on Papers by Oram, Gotthold, and Zelnick
Issue 46 articlesTo Weep, to Laugh, to Mourn, to Dance: Key Factors for Therapeutic Change in the Clinical Exchange with an Adolescent Girlp. 351Marsha H. Levy-WarrenWhy an Evolutionary Perspective?p. 373Michael MoskowitzPoor African American Fathers: An Evolutionary Perspectivep. 378C. Jama AdamsThe Psychological Treatment of Children Recovering from Leukemiap. 408Lynn HuggerThe Child Patient of This Particular Therapist