Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Editorial

• Editorial

  Jo Russell

  pp. 1-4

Articles

• The use of metaphors in understanding atypical gender identity development and its psychosocial impact

  Domenico Di Ceglie

  pp. 5-28

• Gender/ed identities: an overview of our current work as child psychotherapists in the Gender Identity Development Service

  Marina Bonfatto & Eva Crasnow

  pp. 29-46

• Frequently asked questions about children’s gender identity and expression

  Jay Stewart

  pp. 47-54

• ‘Emotional turbulence’: the development of symbolic thinking in the psychotherapeutic treatment of an adolescent girl

  Hilary Wright

  pp. 55-72

• Frank in mind: a journey to self

  Denise Ray

  pp. 73-89

• ‘Un-certainty’: working therapeutically with a transgender young person and learning to bear the unknown

  Konstantina Tsoukala

  pp. 90-107

• Braving the erotic field in the treatment of adolescents

  Mary Brady

  pp. 108-123

Clinical commentary

• Clinical material

  pp. 124-128

• Clinical commentary by Amanda Keenan, child and adolescent psychotherapist

  Amanda Keenan

  pp. 128-132

• Clinical commentary by Margaret Rustin, child and adolescent psychotherapist

  Margaret Rustin

  pp. 132-135

• Clinical commentary by Robert Withers, Jungian analyst and psychotherapist

  Robert Withers

  pp. 135-139

Book review

• Transgender children and young people: born in your own body

  Melissa Midgen

  pp. 140-142

Research Digest

• Research digest: gender dysphoria

  pp. 143-146

Editorial

• Editorial

  Sarah Sutton

  pp. 147-149

Articles

• Genesis of a dissociative child: how ‘I’ can become ‘us’ and back again*

  Jo Russell

  pp. 150-167

• Response to ‘Containment lost’ by Andrew Briggs

  Teresa Bailey

  pp. 181-188

• Too much to swallow? Some reflections on adolescent overdose

  Hillel Mirvis

  pp. 189-201

• ‘Am I a Ceadas child?’: exploring the nature and experience of shame in the psychotherapy of an adolescent boy

  Olympia Sklidi

  pp. 202-220

• The internet and psychotherapy with adolescents and preadolescents: some thoughts about the countertransference

  Sandra Carpi Lapi, Elisabetta Fattirolli & Maria Grazia Pini

  pp. 221-242

• Use of a reference group in researching children’s views of psychotherapy in Malta

  Daniel Mercieca & Phil Jones

  pp. 243-262

• Aims in parent work: a brief qualitative survey

  Joshua Holmes

  pp. 263-274

• Containment lost: the challenge to child psychotherapists posed by modern CAMHS

  Andrew Briggs

  pp. 168-180

Research Digest

• Research digest: parenting interventions and the role of parental factors and styles in child mental health

  pp. 275-283

Book Reviews

• Short-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy for adolescents with depression: A treatment manual

  Juliette Flower

  pp. 284-289

• Class and psychoanalysis: landscapes of inequality

  Michael Rustin

  pp. 289-291

• Melanie Klein revisited: pioneer and revolutionary in the psychoanalysis of young children

  Kate Purdy

  pp. 291-295

• Love the Wild Swan: the selected works of Judith Edwards (World Library of Mental Health)

  Sarah Sutton

  pp. 295-298

Editorial

• Editorial

  Jo Russell & Sarah Sutton

  pp. 299-303

Valete

• Valete

  Sarah Sutton

  pp. 303

First person accounts

• Reflections of a Holocaust survivor

  Lydia Tischler

  pp. 304-314

• Lost in Translation: echoes of a refugee childhood

  Tara Pepper Goldsmith

  pp. 315-325

Clinical papers

• Shifting ground: the child without family in a strange new community

  Sheila Melzak, Claudia McLoughlin & Ferelyth Watt

  pp. 326-347

• Time and memory in the therapeutic journey with unaccompanied asylum-seeking children

  Anna Cohen & Yael Yadlin

  pp. 348-367

• Who are you? Who am I to you? A mother and infant’s experience of difference

  Jane Turner

  pp. 368-380

• Transmission of complex trauma: family orientated intervention before child psychotherapy

  Liselotte Grünbaum

  pp. 381-395

• Exploring community, cultural, developmental and trauma rooted barriers to mourning after times of organised violence and war

  Sheila Melzak & Jo McClatchey

  pp. 396-415

Book Reviews

• Bearing witness: psychoanalytic work with people traumatised by torture and state violence

  Monica Lanyado

  pp. 416-420

• Exit West

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 421-423

• A country of refuge

  Margaret Rustin

  pp. 424-425

• Developmental perspectives in child psychoanalysis and psychotherapy

  Robert Fleming

  pp. 425-429

Film review

• Film review: Ladybird, Ladybird (Ken Loach, 1994) and The Florida Project (Sean Baker, 2017): different perspectives on families in crisis

  Emily Rustin

  pp. 430-434

Research digest

• Research digest: therapeutic work with refugees, asylum-seekers and those affected by war

  pp. 435-445