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The handbook of infant, child, and adolescent psychotherapy: a guide to diagnosis and treatment / Ed. Bonnie S. Mark, James A. Incorvaia Nível de parte analítica: Cildren's and asdolescents own fairy tales and their treatment implications • What the tales in fairy tales tell us • A relational perspective on what is healing in therapy • A self psychological view of therapeutic impasses • A brief psychoanalytically informed intervention: Tommy, a traumatic neurosis in a five-year-old boy • Passion play: a psychoanalytic to mind-body issues • beauty and the beast: the case of s severely eating-didordered adolescent • Patterns of tragedy, threads of hope: a young man's struggle to heal the wounds of physocal and emotional abuse • The psychodynamics of child abuse • Sexual abuse in adolescents: its long-term effects • The sources of psychological pain in a female adolescent • Working with visually impaired infants and their families: implications for other physically challenged partients • The game ain't over until it's over: a long-term psychoeducational child and parent treatment case • Psychodynamic and relational problems of children with nonverbal learning disabilities • Inquiry and the difference it makes in diagnostic psychological testing • Family therapy evaluation and treatment planning • An integrative model for child and parent assessment • The infantile neurosis reasessed • One way to build a clinical relevant child • The beginnings of psychic lifePublicação: New Jersey : Jason Aronson, 1995Descrição: 438 p.Disponibilidade:
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