Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 1-5

Articles

• High-Functioning Autism: Changes over Fourteen Years of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Part Three

  Robin Holloway

  pp. 6-29

• ‘I Caught You!’ Part 1: Maturing Separateness within the Area of Mutuality

  Sheila Levi

  pp. 30-47

• ‘I Caught You!’ Part 2: Enriching the External Reality

  Sheila Levi

  pp. 48-68

• The Body and the Consulting Room's Materiality as a Path for Developing Intersubjective Psychophysical Space

  Tami Pollak

  pp. 69-84

• The Only Way: Virtual Experience becomes Emotional Reality

  Stella Acquarone

  pp. 85-101

• Living through Trauma: To Bear the Unbearable, to Speak the Unspeakable

  Sofia Anassontzi & Ira Kollia

  pp. 102-109

• Life Lessons from The Truman Show: Parenting, Adolescence and the Therapeutic Process

  Sue Kegerreis

  pp. 110-122

• How to do Things with Questions: The Role of Patients’ Questions in Short-Term Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (STPP) with Depressed Adolescents

  Yael Yadlin, Elizabeth Edginton, Georgia Lepper & Nick Midgley

  pp. 123-140

• Child Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Primary Schools: Tavistock Approaches (Tavistock Clinic Series) edited by Katie Argent, London and New York, Routledge, 2016, 264 pp., £24.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1032023182

  Biddy Youell

  pp. 147-151

• Respark: Igniting Hope and Joy After Depression and Trauma by Graham Music, London, Mind-Nurturing Books, 2022, £10.99 (paperback), ISBN-13 978-1739814700

  Rachel Pardoe

  pp. 151-154

Book Reviews

• The Work of Whiteness: A Psychoanalytic Perspective, by Helen Morgan, London, Routledge, 2021, 141pp., £22.45 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-367-21836-2

  Rachel Acheson & Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 141-146

Research Digest

• Research Digest: Sleep

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 155-167

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 169-173

Articles

• Psychosis in Autism

  Ruth Weinberg

  pp. 174-189

• Bion’s Unique Contribution to the Theory of Representation: Autistic States, Unrepresentability and the Problem of Recognition

  Yaakov Roitman

  pp. 190-203

• Autistic Twisted Loops

  Tami Pollak

  pp. 204-223

• One Smart Object - Three Layers of Smartphone use in Discovering an Encapsulated Patient’s Inner World

  Idit Dori

  pp. 224-238

• It’s Not My Fault, it’s Yours: Shame, Loss, and the Ego Ideal in Work with Adoptive Couples

  Simon Cregeen

  pp. 239-260

• Internal Representations of Attachment in Story Stems: Changes in the Narratives of Foster Care Children

  Saul Hillman, Carolina Villegas, Katharine Anderson, Asa Kerr-Davis & Richard Cross

  pp. 261-289

• ‘Something More than One Phase of Treatment’: Sunaya, an Adopted Adolescent Patient who asked to Return to Therapy

  Hillel Mirvis

  pp. 290-302

• A Practical Psychoanalytic Guide to Reflexive Research: The Reverie Research Method, by Joshua Holmes, London and New York, Routledge, 2019, 164 pp., £34.99 (paperback), ISBN 9781138607040

  Maria Papadima

  pp. 310-312

Letter to the Editor

• A Response Piece to Ricky Emanuel’s (2021) ‘Changing Minds and Evolving Views: A Bio-Psycho-Social Model of the Impact of Trauma and Its Implications for Clinical Work’ Published in Issue 47.3 of this Journal

  Judith Edwards

  pp. 303-307

Book Reviews

• A Psychotherapeutic Understanding of Eating Disorders in Children and Young People: Ways to Release the Imprisoned Self, by Jeanne Magagna, London and New York, Routledge, 2022, 260 pp. £26.46 (paperback), ISBN 978-0367491871

  Alessandra Marsoni

  pp. 308-310

Research Digest

• Research Digest: Expectations and Experiences of Therapy

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 313-324

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 325-333

Papers from the 2021 ACP Conference

• Kinship Care: Uncannily Close for Comfort?

  Deirdre Ingham & Julia Mikardo

  pp. 334-350

• The Challenge of Parenting Children from Different Worlds

  Alison Roy

  pp. 351-361

• The Elusive Pursuit of Good Enough Fatherhood, and the Single Parent Family as a Modern Phenomenon

  Judith Edwards

  pp. 362-377

• Seeking Consent: Some Thoughts About Sharing a Draft with a Patient

  Gillian Sloan Donachy

  pp. 389-397

• The Process of Gaining Consent, Retrospectively, When the Institution has Closed Down

  Lida Anagnostaki

  pp. 398-405

• Consent for Publication and the Future of Psychoanalysis

  Robin Holloway

  pp. 406-415

• Response Piece from a Delegate at the Symposium

  Emily Morgan

  pp. 416-421

• Contemporary Child Psychotherapy: Integration and Imagination in Creative Clinical Practice, edited by Roz Read and Jeanne Magagna, Bicester, Phoenix Publishing House, 2022, 400 pp., £39.99 (paperback), ISBN: 9781912691965

  Paddy Martin

  pp. 438-441

• Towards a General Theory of Love, by Clare Shaw, Northumberland, Bloodaxe Books, 2022, 80 pp., £10.99 (paperback), ISBN: 978-1-78037-604-2

  Charlotte Burton

  pp. 441-445

Papers from the 2022 JCP Symposium on Ethical Publishing in the Digital Age

• Publishing: An Act of Intrusion and/or Collaboration?

  Jennifer Davids

  pp. 378-388

Research Digest

• Research Digest: Digital Technology and its Impact on Child Mental Health

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 422-435

Book Reviews

• Complex trauma: the Tavistock Model (Tavistock Clinic Series), edited by Joanne Stubley and Linda Young, London, Routledge, 2021, 216 pp., £27.39 (paperback), ISBN 9781032129983

  Louise Allnutt

  pp. 436-438