Journal of Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy

Articles

• A Longitudinal Study of Traumatic Play Activity Using the Children’s Developmental Play Instrument (CDPI)

  Saralea Chazan, Yana Kuchirko, Beatrice Beebe & K. Mark Sossin

  pp. 1-25

• In Hope’s Shadow: Assisted Reproductive Technology and Neonatal Intensive Care

  Susan Kraemer & Zina Steinberg

  pp. 26-39

• The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Talking about Conception with Donor Egg: Why Parents Struggle and How Clinicians Can Help

  Nancy Freeman-Carroll

  pp. 40-50

• Paralysis at the Adolescent Gate: Peter Pan Meets Godzilla

  Marsha Levy-Warren

  pp. 51-57

Student and Early Career Authors

• When the Tree Falls and No One Hears It: On Being Dropped and Learning to Hold

  Simone Hidary

  pp. 58-71

• What Can Be Given? What Can Be Found? A Therapist and Supervisor Consider What It Is to Hold and Let Go

  Elizabeth Kandall

  pp. 72-74

Corrigendum

• Corrigendum

  pp. 75

Articles

• How Can That Be Me? Developmental Disruption in a Young Adult

  Marsha Levy-Warren

  pp. 77-83

• A Short-term Psychodynamic Supportive Psychotherapy for Adolescents with Depressive Disorders: A New Approach

  Linda Dil, Jack Dekker, Rien Van & Frans Schalkwijk

  pp. 84-94

• Efficacy of the Circle of Security Intervention: A Meta-Analysis

  Amber Yaholkoski, Kylee Hurl & Jennifer Theule

  pp. 95-103

Fostering Attachment With Families in the Foster Care System

• Dyadic Treatment, Reflective Functioning, and Videofeedback: Fostering Attachment with Families in the Foster Care System

  Phyllis Cohen

  pp. 104-119

• The Building Blocks Reflective Supervision Model

  Andrea Remez

  pp. 120-123

• Promoting Attachment and Mentalization for Parents and Young Children in the Foster Care System: Implementing a New Training and Treatment Approach in an Agency

  Phyllis Cohen, Andrea Remez, Rachel C. Edelman, Ashley Golub, Amy Pacifici, Yadira Santillan & Lisa Wolfe

  pp. 124-134

Book Reviews

• Manual of Regulation-Focused Psychotherapy for Children (RFP-C) with Externalizing Behaviors: A Psychodynamic Approach by Leon Hoffman, Timothy Rice, & Tracy Prout: (2016). New York, NY: Routledge. $133.75 (Hardcover), $49.95 (Paperback). ISBN: 978-1-1388-2374-7.

  Saralea Chazan

  pp. 135-138

• Healing After Parent Loss in Childhood and Adolescence: Therapeutic Interventions and Theoretical Considerations, by Phyllis Cohen, Mark K. Sossin, and Richard Ruth (Eds.): (2014). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. $105 (Hardcover). ISBN: 978-1-4422-3175-7.

  Saralea Chazan

  pp. 139-140

Introduction

• Introduction to the Special Theme Issue on Health Disparities, Trauma, Disruptive and Criminal Behaviors and the Adolescent Brain: Conference Collaborators, Major Developments in Conference Planning, and Overview of the Articles

  Carla Beckford & Barbara C. Wallace

  pp. 141-154

Original Articles

• The Conference Morning Keynote Address of Dr. Laurence Steinberg on the Age of Opportunity and Lessons from the New Science of Adolescence: With Introductory and Closing Commentary

  Barbara C. Wallace

  pp. 155-170

• The Police, Black and Hispanic Boys: A Dangerous Inability to Mentalize

  Kirkland C. Vaughans & Lisa Harris

  pp. 171-178

• Biopsychosocial Influences That Promote and Impede Social Brain Maturation

  Paul J. Eslinger & Melissa Long

  pp. 179-187

• Connecting the Dots through a Case Report: A Child’s Unmet Needs, Neuropsychological Impairment and Entrance into the Juvenile Justice System

  Carla Beckford

  pp. 188-209

• An Examination of Gendered Violence and School Push-Out Directed Against Urban Black Girls/Adolescents: Illustrative Data, Cases and a Call to Action

  Clare Parks, Barbara C. Wallace, Christopher Emdin & Ian P. Levy

  pp. 210-219

• Laying the Groundwork: Conceptualizing a Trauma-Informed System of Care in Juvenile Detention

  Isaiah Pickens

  pp. 220-230

• Psychiatric Issues Among Adjudicated Youth: Challenges, Failures, and Successes

  Akeem Marsh

  pp. 231-236

• Juvenile Justice Reform in New York State

  Thomas R. Andriola

  pp. 237-243

• Creating Trauma-informed Sports Programming for Traumatized Youth: Core Principles for an Adjunctive Therapeutic Approach

  Lou Bergholz, Erin Stafford & Wendy D’Andrea

  pp. 244-253

Note

• Health Disparities, Trauma, Disruptive and Criminal Behaviors and the Adolescent Brain

  pp. i

Introduction

• Introduction

  Tom Wooldridge

  pp. 255-258

Original Articles

• Psychodynamic Improvement in Eating Disorders: Welcoming Ignored, Unspoken, and Neglected Concerns in the Patient to Foster Development and Resiliency

  Kathryn J. Zerbe & Dana A. Satir

  pp. 259-277

• To Know Another Inside and Out: Linking Psychic and Somatic Experience in Eating Disorders

  Danielle Novack

  pp. 278-288

• Heathen Talk: Psychoanalytic Considerations of Eating Disorders and the Dissociated Self

  Judith Brisman

  pp. 289-297

• From Knowing to Discovering: Some Suggestions for Work with Anorexic Patients

  Yael Kadish

  pp. 298-308

• An Island Entire of Itself: Narcissism in Anorexia Nervosa

  Anthony P. Winston

  pp. 309-318

• On Targeting Emotion Regulation Deficits in Eating Disorders through Defense Analysis

  Timothy Rice

  pp. 319-336

• Psychodynamic Importance of “Cyber” and “In the Flesh” Friends in Psychotherapy with College-Aged Adolescents with Eating Disorders

  F. Diane Barth

  pp. 357-368

• Enduring Perfectionism: Seeing Through Eating Disorder Recovery and America’s Cultural Complex

  Kim L. Grynick

  pp. 369-380

• Eating Disorders, Impaired Mentalization, and Attachment: Implications for Child and Adolescent Family Treatment

  Starr Kelton-Locke

  pp. 337-356

Miscellaneous

• EOV Editorial Board

  pp. 0