Child psychotherapy and research
Subtitle: new approaches, emerging findings
By: edited by Nick Midgley ... [et al.].
Contributors: Midgley, Nick, 1968-
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Hove, East Sussex [UK]; New York, NY
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780415422024; 9780415422031
Subjects: Child analysis -- Research; Child psychotherapy -- Research; Child; Psychotherapy -- methods; Child Psychiatry -- methods; Child Psychology -- methods
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Research in child psychotherapy : progress, problems, and possibilities? / Peter Fonagy; title: What do child psychotherapists know? / Michael Rustin; title: Mapping process in child psychotherapy : steps towards drafting a new method for evaluating psychoanalytic case studies / Janet Philps; title: Discovering new ways of seeing and speaking about psychotherapy process : the child psychotherapy Q-set / Celeste Schneider, Anna Pruetzel-Thomas, and Nick Midgley; title: Psychoanalysis and diabetic control : a single-case study / George Moran and Peter Fonagy; title: Exploring change processes in psychodynamic child psychotherapy : the therapists' perspective / Gunnar Carlberg; title: Evaluating change in the psychotherapy of looked-after children / Mary Boston, Dora Lush, and Eve Grainger; title: Childhood depression : an outcome research project / Judith Trowell, Maria Rhode, and Ilan Joffe; title: The adult outcome of child psychoanalysis : the Anna Freud Centre long-term follow-up study / Abby Schachter and Mary Target; title: A qualitative framework for evaluating clinical effectiveness in child psychotherapy : the hopes and expectations for treatment approach (HETA) / Cathy Urwin; title: Interpersonal relatedness in children with autism : clinical complexity versus scientific simplicity? / Anne Alvarez & Anthony Lee; title: The mythic significance of risk-taking, dangerous behaviour / Janet Anderson; title: Narratives in assessment and research on the development of attachments in maltreated children / Jill Hodges ... [et al.]; title: Social neuroscience and theories of therapeutic action : some implications for child psychotherapy / Linda C. Mayes and Prakash K. Thomas.