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ISBN 10: 1351171267
ISBN 13: 9781351171267
Author: Ann Horne
On Children Who Privilege the Body: Reflections of an Independent Psychotherapist brings together selected papers from the career of Ann Horne and draws upon her considerable experience in the field of child and adolescent mental health. On Children Who Privilege the Body will be of considerable interest and use to child psychotherapists, social workers and all other mental health professionals working with children and adolescents in a range of settings.
On Children Who Privilege the Body Reflections of an Independent Psychotherapist 1st Table of contents:
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Part I Setting the Scene
On Children Who Privilege the Body: Introductory Reflections
The Book
Conclusion
References
The Independent Position in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents: Roots and Implications
Becoming an Independent
A New Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Training
Establishing an Identity
Brief Implications of Independent Theory for Technique in Work with Children
The Working Alliance and the Setting
The Process
Counter-Transference
Assumptions About Parent-Infant Observation
Conclusions
Notes
References
Part II Children, Activity and the Body: Case Explorations
Brief Communications from the Edge: Psychotherapy with Challenging Adolescents
Prologue
Introducing Matthew
Matthew’s Past and Present Functioning
Thinking about Work with Adolescents
Thinking about Matthew
An Encounter with Matthew
A Note on Networks
Conclusion
Epilogue
Note
References
‘Gonnae No’ Dae That!’ The Internal and External Worlds of the Delinquent Adolescent
Introduction
DelinquencY plus: Matthew, Giorgio and Angus
Matthew
Giorgio
Angus
Brief Comment on the Adolescent Process and Societal Responses
Theory and the Internal World
The External World
Implications for Intervention
What should the Relationship of Psychoanalysis to Delinquency Now Be?
Note
References
From Intimacy to Acting Out: Thinking Psychoanalytically About Dangerousness
Prologue: A Referral arrives
Martin’s History
Offences
Thinking about Violence
Recent and Current Functioning and Further Thoughts on Theory
Encountering Martin
What Psychoanalytic Understanding Specifically Offers Martin and his Carers
Recommendations
Conclusion
Notes
References
Entertaining the Body in Mind: Thoughts on Incest, the Body, Sexuality and the Self
To Begin at the Beginning . . .
Introduction
Katiebelle Arrives
Thinking about Katiebelle’s Arrival
Reflecting on Technique After the Assessment: ‘First You Have to Build the House’
Four Years on
The Last Years
Endings
Conclusion
Note
References
Rhythm, Blues, Affirmation and Enactment: It’s Tough Soloing Without a Rhythm Section
Prelude: The Context
Scene Setting
The End
Beginnings
Robertson
The Therapeutic Dance
Robertson Comes for Assessment
Gymnastics Come Before Thinking: The Themes of Therapy
Reciprocity and its Environmental Requisites
Conclusion
Notes
References
Oedipal Aspirations and Phallic Fears: On Fetishism in Childhood and Young Adulthood
Introduction
Stanley
Thoughts on Theory
Themes from the Therapy: Progress and Process
Session
Issues in Technique
Conclusion
Note
References
Thinking about Gender in Theory and Practice with Children and Adolescents
Prologue: George, Sam and Orlando
Introduction
Context
Thoughts on Theory
Thoughts on Practice
Conclusion
Note
References
Part III An Independent Upbringing
Interesting Things to Say to Children – and why
Prologue
Introduction
Defences: Respecting and Engaging with Curiosity
Anxiety
Public Situations and Therapist Humiliation
Acting Out
The Struggle for Thought and Thinking Space
When Play is not Possible
Conclusion
Note
References
Towards a Voice of One’s Own: Reflections on Technique, Training and the Trousers of Time
Introductory Context
The Task – Has it Changed?
A Question of Technique
Finding One’s Voice – the Aim of Training
Notes
References
List of Publications
Index
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