Issue 127 articlesEditorialThe Widening Scope of The Psychoanalytic Study of the Childp. 1Denia Barrett & Jill M. MillerThe Marianne Kris LectureOut of the Woodsp. 5Lee I. AschermanIndications and the Widened Scope of Child Psychoanalysis: Evolving Perspectives“There Has Never Been Anything Like a Classical Child Analysis … ” – Introduction to the Section on Indications and the Widened Scope of Child Psychoanalysis: Evolving Perspectivesp. 17Pamela MeersandIndications for Child Analysisp. 23Anna FreudIndications and Contraindications for Child Analysisp. 40Anna FreudIndications and Contraindications for Child Analysis Today: An Evolving Framework with an Illustrationp. 47Karen GilmoreChild Analysts at WorkMother Hunger: Are You My Mother? Developing in a Female Body in the Absence of a Female Parentp. 68Amanda K. HutchisonThe Disappearing Child Analyst: From Impasse to Transformation Through the Lens of Psychoanalytic Field Theoryp. 83Kirby K. Pope & Anthony D. BramA Medusa Tale: Unearthing Psychosomatic Enigmas – A Clinical Contribution on Techniquep. 99Linda Johanne RolfsenPsychoanalytic ConceptsWorking Through and Therapeutic Action with Special Emphasis on Child Psychoanalysisp. 121Carla Elliott-NeelyDrive or Trauma – Drive and Trauma (Ilse Grubrich-Simitis) Revisited: Even More Relevant Than Four Decades Agop. 132Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Lina KrakauThe Impact of Siblings on DevelopmentThe Impact of Siblings on Development: Introduction to the Sectionp. 153Wendy OleskerSibling Relationships: Rival, Companion, Intimate, Empathic Companionp. 159Gabrielle SilverThe Impact of Parents’ Fantasy Life on the Sibling Relationshipp. 170Patricia NachmanNeurocognitive Development and Sibling Relationships: Echoes of Early Structural Bondsp. 174Dima AmsoConcordant/Discordant Attachment Patterns and Object Constancy Patterns in Two Sibling Pairsp. 182Wendy OleskerBrother, Sister, Where Art Thou? Rethinking the Role of Siblings in Child Development Attachment Research: A Narrative Review and Original Findings from the London Parent-Child Projectp. 208AdolescenceAdolescent Vaping: Revisiting Developmental Perspectives on Adolescent Substance Use in the Digital Agep. 224Timothy R. Rice, Arifa Zaidi & Timothy D. BeckerResearchLearning Their Rules: What We Have Learned About the Process of Treating Children Diagnosed with High-Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder in Mentalization-Informed Play Therapy for Childrenp. 243Geoff GoodmanNew Voices: Thoughts on Self and Identity in a Changing WorldNew Voices 2026: Thoughts on Self and Identity in a Changing Worldp. 270Laura Whitman & Lissa WeinsteinMinari: An Exploration of Mourning and Melancholia in Children of Immigrantsp. 272Allison QiangThe Ability to Discriminate May Be a Primary Developmental Needp. 281Justyna ZapolskaIdentification with the Aggressor, Holding, and Repair in Residency Trainingp. 290Hannah L. KrystalA Child is Being Repeatedp. 298Samuel SelingerBook ReviewsAffects, Cognition, and Language as Foundations of Human Development, by Paul C. Holinger, London and New York, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2025, xiii-xviii-165 pp., $67.99 (paperback), ISBN: 978-0-367-19635-6. DOI: 10.4324/9780429203640p. 305Adele KaufmanEmerging Adulthood: A Psychodynamic Approach to the New Developmental Phase of the 21st Century, by Karen Gilmore and Pamela Meersand, Washington, DC, American Psychiatric Association Publishing, 2024, xvii + 324 pp., Price: 74.00 (paperback) ISBN: 978-1-61537-419-9, DOI: appibooks.9781615379842p. 311Rex McGeheeAnnouncementThe Fred Pine Ph.D. Award for a Paper Contributing to Psychoanalytic Theory, Technique, or Developmentp. 318