Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Editorial

• Editorial

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 1-6

Articles

• Mixed Heritage, Mixed Feelings: Psychoanalytic Parent Infant Psychotherapy During the Coronavirus Pandemic

  Michela Biseo

  pp. 7-23

• The Search for Identity: Working Therapeutically with Adolescents in Crisis

  Rachel Acheson & Maria Papadima

  pp. 95-119

• Alone (Together): Becoming a Parent in the Pandemic

  Helen Sussman

  pp. 24-38

• Working with Trauma; Finding New Ports of Entry1

  Lucy Alexander, Sian Barnett & Verity Wilkinson

  pp. 39-59

• Assessment and Treatment of a Gender-Dysphoric Person with a Traumatic History

  Marcus Evans

  pp. 60-75

• Commentary on the Paper by Marcus Evans: ‘Assessment and Treatment of a Gender-Dysphoric Person with a Traumatic History’

  Tara Pepper Goldsmith, James M. FitzGerald, Fraser Arends & Pamela Peters

  pp. 78-89

• Response Piece to an Article in Issue 48.3 of this Journal by Judith Edwards: ‘The Elusive Pursuit of Good Enough Fatherhood, and the Single Parent Family as a Modern Phenomenon’

  Andrew Briggs

  pp. 90-94

• Weaving Between and Beyond Tribal States of Mind: Revisiting our Identity as Child Psychotherapists

  Nikolaos Tzikas & Victoria Nicolodi

  pp. 120-133

• Making use of Countertransference in Qualitative Research: Exploring the Experiences of Mental Health Professionals Working with Refugee and Immigrant Families

  Anthia Navridi & Lida Anagnostaki

  pp. 134-148

• How to Live. What to do. How Great Novels Help us Change, by Josh Cohen, London, Ebury Press, 2022, 384 pp., £9.19 (paperback), ISBN 9781785039805

  Kate Purdy

  pp. 165-168

• ‘Quietly Subversive’: The Selected Works of Dilys Daws, by Dilys Daws with Matthew Lumley, World Library of Mental Health Series, London, Routledge, 2022, 224 pp., 3 B/W Illustrations, £96.00 (hardback), ISBN 9781032294636 (paperback coming out soon)

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 168-171

Commentaries

• Commentary on the Paper by Marcus Evans: ‘Assessment and Treatment of a Gender-Dysphoric Person with a Traumatic History’

  Anastassis Spiliadis

  pp. 76-77

Research Digest

• Research Digest: Mental Health Implications of Climate Change for Children and Young People

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 149-160

Book Reviews

• Psychological Roots of the Climate Crisis: Neoliberal Exceptionalism and the Culture of Uncare, by Sally Weintrobe, London, Bloomsbury Academic, 2021, 344 pp., £18.70 (paperback), ISBN 9781501372865

  Joan Herrmann

  pp. 161-164

Correction

• Correction

  pp. I

Editorial

• Editorial

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 173-178

Articles

• Addressing the Baby and Atypical Maternal Behaviour in Psychoanalytic Parent-Infant Psychotherapy

  Sarah Miltz, Elaine Pennicott-Banks, Evrinomy Avdi & Tessa Baradon

  pp. 179-190

• Reflective Group Supervision: Psychotherapists and Child Health Centre Nurses in Collaboration

  Björn Salomonsson

  pp. 191-208

• Supporting Early Parenthood of Hospitalised Women with Severe Pregnancy Problems and Their Partners: Rationale, Principles and Exploration of a Psychotherapeutic Programme

  Fernanda Sampaio de Carvalho, Nicole Vliegen, Irwin Reiss & Monique van Dijk

  pp. 209-229

• More than I Expected: A Qualitative Exploration of Participants’ Experience of an Online Adoptive Parent-Toddler Group

  Francesca Di Lorenzo, Lydia Barge, Lisa Thackeray, Sarah Peter & Isabella Vainieri

  pp. 230-252

• The Psychoanalytic Frame and the Consent Situation: The Child Patient’s Position in the Publication Dilemma

  Michael Garcia

  pp. 253-262

• A Fall from the Stars: A Critical Psychoanalytic Reading of James Gray’s Film ‘Ad Astra (To the Stars)’

  Tim Smith

  pp. 263-278

• Creating Distance from Adolescents’ Anger: Psychotherapists’ Responses to Conversational Trouble in Short Term Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Eleni Chourdaki, Jocelyn Catty & Elena Della Rosa

  pp. 279-300

• Response to the Paper by Betty Joseph: ‘Thinking about a Playroom’

  May Nilsson

  pp. 308-313

• Response to the Paper by Betty Joseph: ‘Thinking about a Playroom’

  Lenka Očková, Martin Galbavý, Karel Flaška & Peter Pöthe

  pp. 314-323

• Response to the Paper by Betty Joseph: ‘Thinking about a Playroom’

  Diana Radeva

  pp. 324-331

• Affect and Emotion: A Brief Psychoanalytic Tour, by Graham Music, London, Mind-Nurturing Books, 2022, 80 pp., £4.99 (paperback), ISBN-10: 1840462434

  Alexandra de Rementeria

  pp. 350-353

Republication of Classic Paper with Responses

• Thinking About a Playroom1

  Betty Joseph

  pp. 301-307

Research Digest

• Research Digest: Looking Beyond the IMPACT Study to Further Our Understanding of Adolescent Depression and its Treatment

  Rachel Acheson

  pp. 332-346

Book Reviews

• Finding a Way to the Child – Selected Clinical Papers 1983–2021, by Margaret Rustin, edited by Kate Stratton and Simon Cregeen, London and New York, Routledge, 2023, 254 pp., £29.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-032-35156-8

  Francesca Calvocoressi

  pp. 347-349