Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Editorial

• Editorial

  Lydia Hartland-Rowe

  pp. 1-3

Articles

• Towards emotional containment for staff and patients: developing a Work Discussion group for play specialists in a paediatric ward

  Anggielina Trelles-Fishman

  pp. 4-17

• Different perspectives in measuring processes in psychodynamic child psychotherapy

  Fredrik Odhammar, Geoff Goodman & Gunnar Carlberg

  pp. 18-35

• Like a phoenix: the journey toward core-self restoration following paediatric skin-burn injury: a psychoanalytic perspective

  Einat Yehene & Edwa Friedlander

  pp. 36-54

• Implementation of a brief early intervention in times of socio-economic crisis: effects on parental stress

  Lida Anagnostaki, Ira Kollia & Effie Layiou-Lignos

  pp. 55-70

• Anorexia and the Trojan Horse: a reflexive review of written psychoanalytic encounters with anorexic patients

  Joshua Holmes

  pp. 71-86

Research Digest

• Research digest: psychotherapy dropout

  pp. 87-95

Book Reviews

• Mentalization-Based Treatment for Children: A Time-Limited Approach

  Adam Duncan

  pp. 96-99

• Where reasons end: a novel

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 99-102

Correction

• Correction

  pp. 103

• Editorial

  Lydia Hartland-Rowe

  pp. 105-107

• Therapist memory and reverie: implications for the clinical setting

  Yaakov Roitman

  pp. 108-119

• Compassion, sadism, words and song: development and breakdown in the intensive psychotherapy of an adopted boy

  Jocelyn Catty

  pp. 120-134

• Some reflections about being locked out of the consulting room*

  Hillel Mirvis

  pp. 135-147

• Transformations in autism: working psychotherapeutically with autistic states

  Ruth Ariela Dergicz

  pp. 148-161

• Lack of mentalization in child psychotherapy: the role of the therapist

  Keren Hanetz Gamliel

  pp. 162-175

• Dreaming up the patient in supervision: from the concrete to the symbolic

  Vassiliki Vassilopoulou & Effie Layiou-Lignos

  pp. 176-190

• Clinical encounters with children in the Trump era

  Tracy A. Prout, Leore J. Faber, Emma Racine, Rebecca Sperling & Rebecca F. Hillman

  pp. 191-208

• Short-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy with a depressed adolescent with borderline personality disorder: an empirical, single case study

  Miriam Grossfeld, Ana Calderón, Sally O’Keeffe, Viviane Green & Nick Midgley

  pp. 209-228

• On adolescence: inside stories: by Margot Waddell, London and New York, Routledge/Karnac Books: The Tavistock Clinic Series, 2018, 282 pp., £32.99 (paperback), ISBN 13: 978-1-78220-526-5 (hbk)

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 229-230

• Learning along the way: further reflections on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy: by Patrick Casement, Abingdon, Routledge, 2019, £26.99, ISBN-13 978-1138-34354-2

  Deborah Marks

  pp. 230-233

• Olga Jacoby: words in pain letters on life and death: edited by Jocelyn Catty and Trevor Moore, Bloxham, Skyscraper publications, 2019, 251pp., £15 (hardback), ISBN-13: 978-1-911072-35-5

  Katie Lewis

  pp. 233-235

Research Digest

• Research digest: process and outcome research into psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy

  pp. 236-242

Commentary

• ACP 70th Anniversary: Commentary on Volume 1 of the Journal of Child Psychotherapy

  Lydia Hartland-Rowe & Maria Papadima

  pp. 243-251

Editorial

• Editorial

  Lydia Hartland-Rowe

  pp. 253-256

Articles

• ‘I don’t want to die, I want to feel better’: finding hope through psychoanalytic parent-infant psychotherapy

  Coretta Ogbuagu

  pp. 257-273

• The ‘hostile environment’ and the therapeutic journey of an adolescent girl*

  Sean Junor-Sheppard

  pp. 274-290

• Rethinking self-harm: a psychoanalytic consideration of hysteria and social contagion*

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 291-307

• Repair and legacy: the ‘grandparental’ role in today’s kinship care families, and beyond

  Monica Lanyado

  pp. 308-322

• Time past, time present, time future: reflections on the development of the sense of duration as a foundation for a durable object, going on being and sense of self

  Graham Shulman

  pp. 323-339

• Simultaneous psychotherapy with an autistic boy and his parents

  May Nilsson

  pp. 340-355

• Finding meaning, making links, creating space: an early intervention with children on the autistic spectrum and their families

  Maria Tselika & Lida Anagnostaki

  pp. 356-370

Research Digest

• Research digest: the role of social and cultural factors in mental health

  pp. 371-378

Book Reviews

• Sexuality and gender now: moving beyond heteronormativity: edited by Leezah Hertzmann and Juliet Newbigin, London, Routledge, 2019, 358 pp., £24.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-782-20529 - 6

  Geraldine Crehan

  pp. 379-380

• On children who privilege the body: Reflections of an independent psychotherapist (Independent psychoanalytic approaches with children and adolescents series): by Ann Horne, London, Routledge, 2018, 192pp., £26.99 (paperback), ISBN 13 978-0815399827

  Deirdre Dowling

  pp. 380-383

• An independent practitioner’s introduction to child and adolescent psychotherapy; playing with ideas: by Deirdre Dowling, London, Routledge, 2019, 204 pp., £26.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-138-506275

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 384-386

• Nurturing children: from trauma to growth using attachment theory, psychoanalysis and neurobiology: by Graham Music, London, Routledge, 2019, 236 pp., £17.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1138346062

  Sarah Sutton

  pp. 387-390