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Through assessment to consultation: independent psychoanalytic approaches with children and adolescents
2009, Routledge
in English
- 1st ed.
0415462894 9780415462891
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Table of Contents
Every assessment matters : the child psychotherapist's role in assessment / Mary Walker
Thinking aloud : a child psychotherapist assessing families for court / Deirdre Dowling
Anxiety, projection, and the quest for magic fixes : when one is asked to assess risk / Marianne Parsons and Ann Horne
Peculiarities and problems in assessing adolescents / Joelle Alfillé-Cook
Infant mental health : a conversation with Dilys Daws / Caryn Onions
Reflections on race and culture in therapeutic consultation and assessment / Iris Gibbs
Death in the family : post 9/11 at Pier 94 Manhattan / Victoria Hamilton
From intimacy to acting out : assessment and consultation about a dangerous child / Ann Horne
Consultation to an under 5s' service / Sophie Robson
The impact of listening on the listener : consultation to the helping professions who work with sexually abused young people / Monica Lanyado
"You are paid to be a nuisance" : tensions in the role of a clinician-manager / Gethsimani Vastardis
Beyond consultation : towards YoungMinds / Peter Wilson.
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