Journal of Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy

Volume 3

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Issue 1

8 articles

Unconscious Communication and the Transmission of Loss
Christopher Bonovitz
pp. 1-27
Complex Attachments: Exploring the Relation Between Mother and Child When Economic Necessity Requires Migration to the North
Martha Bragin & Monica Pierrepointe
pp. 28-46
Issues of Disruptive Attachment and Countertransference in the Treatment of a Young Boy Infected with HIV
Topher Collier & Virginia Robles
pp. 47-63
Alone in the “Darkness of the Night”: Psychotherapy with Children in States of Nonexistence
Ionas Sapountzis
pp. 64-81
Fantasy, Symbol, and the Development of Thought
Peter Carnochan
pp. 82-91
Affective Scaffolding: A Process Measure for Psychotherapy with Children
Joy A. Kassett, George A. Bonanno & Clifford I. Notarius
pp. 92-118
On the Intermingling of Conflict and Deficit: The Case of a Hospitalized Boy with Oppositional Defiant Disorder
David A. Whelan
pp. 119-137
Making Life Good Enough
D. Patrick Zimmerman
pp. 138-161

Issue 2

6 articles

Issue 3

13 articles

Issue 4

6 articles

Journal of Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy

Issue 1

Unconscious Communication and the Transmission of Loss

Complex Attachments: Exploring the Relation Between Mother and Child When Economic Necessity Requires Migration to the North

Issues of Disruptive Attachment and Countertransference in the Treatment of a Young Boy Infected with HIV

Alone in the “Darkness of the Night”: Psychotherapy with Children in States of Nonexistence

Fantasy, Symbol, and the Development of Thought

Affective Scaffolding: A Process Measure for Psychotherapy with Children

On the Intermingling of Conflict and Deficit: The Case of a Hospitalized Boy with Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Making Life Good Enough

Issue 2

Psychotherapeutic Debriefing of Children and Adolescents After Exposure to Violence in Home or Community: Integrating Narrative Techniques

Interventions with Parents to Support the Parental Holding Environment to Permit the Debriefing of Children

Intergenerational Communication of Violent Traumatic Experience Within and by the Dyad: The Case of a Mother and Her Toddler

Infantile Trauma and the Psychoses

Parental Belief Systems and Difficulties in Parenting: Using the Parental Awareness Scheme as a Therapeutic Guide

The Child Therapist's Generative Use of Self

Issue 3

Our Most Important Task The Well-Being and Protection of Children

Preface and Overview

Insecurity and Fear of Attachment in a Troubled Adoption: A Clinical Example

The Holding Environment in Adoption

Parental Death and Foster Care: A Personal and Professional Perspective

Remembering and Forgetting: Working with Memories of Trauma with Fostered and Adopted Children

What I Hear, I Can't Write

Eileen: Treatment of a Foster Child

Treatment of an Adopted Child: The Case of Roger

Commentary on “Eileen: Treatment of a Foster Child”

Commentary on “Treatment of an Adopted Child: The Case of Roger”

Being Lost, Being Found, and Being Alone

Postscript: Adoption and Foster Care Study Group

Issue 4

What Evidence for Evidence-Based Prevention?

Finding Each Other: Using a Psychoanalytic-Developmental Perspective to Build Understanding and Strengthen Attachment Between Teenaged Mothers and Their Babies

Severe Postpartum Depression After the September 11 World Trade Center Terrorist Attacks

Trauma and Attachment Disorders in Three Female Generations

Projective Testing as a Heuristic “Snapshot” of Themes in Child and Adult Psychoanalysis: The Case of Lisa

Finding the Paper Clip: Maintaining Connection with Congenitally Blind Children