Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Volume 22

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Issue 1

17 articles

Editorial
pp. 1-3
A Tribute to Michael Fordham
James Astor
pp. 5-25
A Personal Response to The Making of an Analyst: Michael Fordham
Donald Meltzer
pp. 26-27
Theory in Practice
Michael Fordham
pp. 28-37
The Jungian Child Analytic Training: An Historical Perspective
Dorothy Davidson
pp. 38-48
Fordham and the Society of Analytical Psychology Infant Observations: An Interview with Gianna Williams
Miranda Davies & Elizabeth Urban
pp. 49-63
‘With Healing in Her Wings…’: Integration and Repair in a Self-Destructive Adolescent
Elizabeth Urban
pp. 64-81
Defences of the Self and Autistic States of Mind
Jane Bunster
pp. 82-91
Self Objects and Development: Infant States of Mind in An Adolescent Girl
Miranda Davies
pp. 92-111
Grandiosity, Trauma and Self
William J. Purcell
pp. 112-127
Hodgkin's Disease in Adolescence: A Psychoanalytical Approach
Paola Carbone
pp. 128-142
Eric Rhode, Psychotic Metaphysics, London: The Clunie Press, Karnac, 1994. 325 pp., £14.95.
Alan Shuttleworth
pp. 145-147
Michael Fordham, Freud, Jung, Klein — The Fenceless Field: Essays on Psychoanalysis and Analytical Psychology, ed. Roger Hobdell, Routledge, London and New York: 1995. 284 pp., £40.
Barry D. Proner
pp. 148-151
Michael Fordham, Freud, Klein — The Fenceless Field: Essays on Psychoanalysis and Analytical Psychology, London: Routledge, 1995. 284 pp., £40.
Viviane Green
pp. 151-153
Michael Fordham, Children as Individuals, London: Free Association Books, 1994. 184 pp., £15.95.
Elizabeth Urban
pp. 153-156
Correspondence
Robert Furman
pp. 157-160

Reviews

Anne Gray, An Introduction to the Therapeutic Frame, London: Routledge, 1994. 162 pp., £30 hb, £10.99 pb.
Celia Webster
pp. 143-145

Issue 2

13 articles

Issue 3

20 articles

Clinical Concepts

The Capacity to be Alone
Jennifer Johns
pp. 373-377

Reviews

Alexander Newman, Non-Compliance in Winnicott's Words: A Companion to the Writings and Work of D.W Winnicott, London: Free Association Books, 1995. xv + 459 pp., £25.
Brett Kahr
pp. 456-458

Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Issue 1

Editorial

A Tribute to Michael Fordham

A Personal Response to The Making of an Analyst: Michael Fordham

Theory in Practice

The Jungian Child Analytic Training: An Historical Perspective

Fordham and the Society of Analytical Psychology Infant Observations: An Interview with Gianna Williams

‘With Healing in Her Wings…’: Integration and Repair in a Self-Destructive Adolescent

Defences of the Self and Autistic States of Mind

Self Objects and Development: Infant States of Mind in An Adolescent Girl

Grandiosity, Trauma and Self

Hodgkin's Disease in Adolescence: A Psychoanalytical Approach

Eric Rhode, Psychotic Metaphysics, London: The Clunie Press, Karnac, 1994. 325 pp., £14.95.

Michael Fordham, Freud, Jung, Klein — The Fenceless Field: Essays on Psychoanalysis and Analytical Psychology, ed. Roger Hobdell, Routledge, London and New York: 1995. 284 pp., £40.

Michael Fordham, Freud, Klein — The Fenceless Field: Essays on Psychoanalysis and Analytical Psychology, London: Routledge, 1995. 284 pp., £40.

Michael Fordham, Children as Individuals, London: Free Association Books, 1994. 184 pp., £15.95.

Correspondence

Reviews

Anne Gray, An Introduction to the Therapeutic Frame, London: Routledge, 1994. 162 pp., £30 hb, £10.99 pb.

Issue 2

Editorial

Will I Be to My Son as My Father Was to Me? Narrative of a Father with a Premature Baby

Who Lets Go First? Some Observations on the Struggles around Weaning

Psychotherapy with Children Traumatized in Infancy

Soiling Children: The Oedipal Configuration

Doubly Bereaved

Children, Words and Symptomatic Acts

Peter Slade, Child Play, London: Jessica Kingsley, 1995. 352 pp., £18.95.

Letter to the Editors from Professor Jonathan Hill, Liverpool, England

Letter to the Editors from Dr Sandra Davies, Selkirk, Scottish Borders

Review Article

Joan Riviere, The Inner World and Joan Riviere: Collected Papers, 1920-1958, ed. Athol Hughes, London: Karnac, 1991. 376 pp. £19.95.

Reviews

R. Harrington, Depressive Disorder in Childhood and Adolescence, Chichester: Wiley, paperback 1995. 244 pp., £14.99. P. Graham and C. Hughes, So Young, So Sad, So Listen, London: Gaskell/West London Health Promotion Agency, 1995. 56 pp., £5.00.

Correspondence

Letter to the Editors from Eileen Orford, Chair, Child Psychotherapy Trust

Issue 3

Editorial

Donald Winnicott and the Foundations of Child Psychotherapy

An Experimental Investigation of Winnicott's Set Situation: A Study of South African White, Black and Institutionalized Infants Aged 7 to 9 Months Old

Winnicott: A Research Perspective

The Clinician's Debt to Winnicott

On the Otherness of Being: Winnicott's Ideas on ‘Object Usage’ and the ‘Experience of Externality’

The Spatula, the Electric Socket and the Spoon

The Anti-Social Tendency

Hate in the Countertransference

Memories of Donald Winnicott

The Squiggle Foundation

The Dangers and Deprivations of Too-Good Mothering

Winnicott's Children: The Holding Environment and Therapeutic Communication in Brief and Non-Intensive Work

Transition and Transience: Winnicott on Leaving and Dying

Stephen A. Mitchell, Hope and Dread in Psychoanalysis, New York: Basic Books, 1993. 285 pp., $30 (UK — London: Harper Collins £8.99).

John Byng-Hall (ed.), Preschoolers: Questions and Answers: Psychoanalytic Consultations with Parents, Teachers and Caregivers. International Universities Press, Madison, Conn.: 1995, 204 pp., £25.50

John Byng-Hall Re-writing Family Scripts (Improvisation and Systems Change), USA: Guildford Press, 1995. 288 pp., £13.99

Correspondence

Clinical Concepts

The Capacity to be Alone

Reviews

Alexander Newman, Non-Compliance in Winnicott's Words: A Companion to the Writings and Work of D.W Winnicott, London: Free Association Books, 1995. xv + 459 pp., £25.