Journal of Child Psychotherapy

• Correction

  pp. I

Articles

• Looking out whilst considering what lies within: engaging in further thought about one’s own relationship with diversity and difference

  Jonathan Bowden-Howl

  pp. 6-17

• Primitive anxieties and the small group: multi-agency working and the risk of collaboration

  Matthew Chuard

  pp. 18-31

• An (un)happy marriage: child psychotherapy with children who are medicated for ADHD

  Sarah Peter

  pp. 32-53

• Searching for a sliver of space: working psychotherapeutically with autistic states

  Ruth A. Dergicz

  pp. 54-66

• High-functioning autism: changes over fourteen years of psychoanalytic psychotherapy: part 1

  Robin Holloway

  pp. 67-89

• On processing maternal absence, dysfunction and traumatic familial disruption in an early adolescent

  Noga Levine Keini & Eyal Klonover

  pp. 90-107

• ‘The cloud that distills a mirror’1: eating disorder states of mind in parents who have a child hospitalised with an eating disorder

  Louise O’Dwyer

  pp. 108-126

• Taking stock and looking to the future: a discussion of the findings of, and tensions within, a multimethod research study with a view to how it might be taken forward

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 127-144

Book Reviews

• Dark times: psychoanalytic perspectives on politics, history, and mourning: by Jonathan Sklar, Oxfordshire, Phoenix Publishing House, 2019, 96 pp., ISBN 978-1-912691-00-5

  Sheila Levi

  pp. 145-148

• Parent-infant psychotherapy for sleep problems: through the night: by Dilys Daws with Sarah Sutton, London, Routledge, 2020, 200 pp., £21.30 (paperback), ISBN: 978-0-367-18782-8

  Peter Toolan

  pp. 148-150

• New discoveries in child psychotherapy: findings from qualitative research: edited by Margaret Rustin and Michael Rustin, London, Routledge, 2019, 350 pp., £34.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-367-24410-1

  Maria Rhode

  pp. 150-155

Research Digest

• Research digest: process and technique in psychoanalytically informed therapy with children and adolescents

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 156-162

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alexandra de Rementeria, Maria Papadima & Rachel Acheson

  pp. 163-167

Articles

• High-functioning autism: changes over fourteen years of psychoanalytic psychotherapy: part two

  Robin Holloway

  pp. 168-187

• Out of time: adolescents and those who wait for them

  Jocelyn Catty

  pp. 188-204

• When it’s OK not to think: using the music of silence, sound and language to recover a live object for a child frozen into a ‘robot’ state of mind by trauma

  Sarah Harris

  pp. 205-221

• In the face of a pandemic: adapting a mentalization-focused treatment that promotes attachment with birth parents and young children in foster care

  Phyllis Cohen, Kate Hariton & Ashley Rodriguez

  pp. 222-237

• Work discussion groups in Greek nurseries: the experience of facilitators and participants

  Lida Anagnostaki, Artemis Mandilari & Nefeli Marazopoulou

  pp. 238-254

• Dreaming birth for an unborn child: poetic memories of Winnicott’s ‘mirror role of mother and family’ and Tarkovsky’s film Mirror

  Yaakov Roitman

  pp. 255-268

• The screen object

  Graham Shulman

  pp. 269-295

• ‘Half alive, half dead’ boys: sexuality and censorship in Wilfred Bion’s ‘The long weekend’

  Tim Smith

  pp. 296-312

Book Reviews

• Time-limited psychodynamic psychotherapy with children and adolescents: An integrative approach: by Ruth Schmidt Neven, London and New York, Routledge, 2016, 154 pp., £32.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-138-96094-7

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 313-316

• Psychodynamic interventions in pregnancy and infancy – clinical and theoretical perspectives: by Bjorn Salomonsson, Abingdon, Routledge, 2018, 270 pp., £29.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-0815359055

  Jane Turner

  pp. 316-319

Research Digest

• Research digest: School based interventions

  pp. 320-331

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 333-337

Articles

• Trauma and Place Identity: The Breaking and Repairing of Place Attachment in the Mind of an Adolescent with Developmental Trauma

  Fiorenzo Ranieri

  pp. 338-356

• Resparking from Flatness: New Thoughts on Shut-Down States after Trauma and Neglect

  Graham Music

  pp. 357-375

• Changing Minds and Evolving Views: A Bio-Psycho-Social Model of the Impact of Trauma and its Implications for Clinical Work

  Ricky Emanuel

  pp. 376-401

• A Play for a Bereaved Brother: Mutually Playing with the Child Survivor of a Sibling Suicide

  Yaakov Roitman

  pp. 402-414

• Walking the Tightrope: Ego Support and Exploration with a Child with Complex Trauma

  Eva Bervoets, Patrick Meurs, Patrick Luyten, Eileen Tang & Nicole Vliegen

  pp. 415-432

• Trauma in Child Psychotherapy: Some Thoughts around a Concept

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 433-452

• Reflections on the Organisational Processes on a SCBU - a Child Psychotherapist's View

  Flavia Ansaldo

  pp. 453-469

• The Role of Affect Regulation in Developmental Trauma: An Empirical Study of Children in Residential Care

  Steve Farnfield & Caryn Onions

  pp. 470-490

• Treating Complex Trauma: A Relational Blueprint for Collaboration and Change, by Mary Jo Barrett and Linda Stone Fish, London and New York, Routledge, 2014, 186 pp., £29.99£ (paperback), ISBN 978-0-415-51021-9

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 495-498

Book Reviews

• A Clinical Guide to Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, by Deborah Abrahams and Poul Rohleder, London, Routledge, 2021, 340 pp., £29.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-815-35266-2

  Robert Fleming

  pp. 491-495

Research Digest

• Research Digest: Therapeutic Work with Children and Adolescents Who Have Experienced Trauma

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 499-512