Issue 110 articlesIntroductionIntroductionp. 1Nancy J. CrownMentalizing the Unmentalizable: Parenting Children on the Spectrump. 7Arietta SladePsychotherapy for Autismp. 22Theodore ShapiroWhen, Why and How: Does Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Have A Place On The Spectrum?p. 32Jan DruckerEchoes in the Nursery: Insights for Treatment of Early Signs of Autism in a Baby Siblingp. 40Barbara KalmansonAm I My Brother's Keeper? Challenges for the Siblings of Autistic Childrenp. 49Seth AronsonInitiative and Advocacy When a Parent Has a Child with a Disabilityp. 57Daniel GenslerParenting a Child with Disabilities: Personal Reflectionsp. 70Nancy J. CrownReflectionp. 83Anni BergmanAcknowledgmentsAcknowledgmentsp. 86Nancy Crown
Issue 25 articlesYou Can't Do That — Or Can You? Historical and Clinical Perspectives on Limit Setting in Child Psychotherapyp. 87Jill BellinsonOn Holding the Situation: Parental Affect Tolerance, Limit Setting, and the Transition to Object Usagep. 96Michael AxelmanDiscussion: Tightening Up and Lightening Upp. 104Diane EhrensaftPsychotherapy with Children and Adolescents with Physical Disabilitiesp. 113Robert M. Gordon, Michele Zaccario, Deborah M. Sachs, Heather Ufberg & Jennifer A. Carlson
Issue 3-45 articlesThe Development of a Sense of Humor in a Young Child During Psychoanalysisp. 137Christine Anzieu-PremmereurSleeping on the Couch: Interpretation-in-Action in Infant-Parent Psychotherapyp. 145Todd S. RenschlerIntergenerational Dynamics of Traumap. 156Linda M. PerezHow Do Adolescents Leave Psychotherapy?p. 169William H. KlineIs There a Connection Between Childhood Trauma and Depression Among Lesbians?