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EXTENDING HORIZONS Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Children, Adolescents, and Families EXTENDING HORIZONS Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Children, Adolescents, and Families edited by Rolene Szur and Sheila Miller with a preface by Rolene Szur Karnac Books 1991 London New York To the memory of Jess Guthrie Martha Harris Sara Rosenfeld First published in 1991 by H. Karnac (Books) Ltd. 58 Gloucester Road London SW7 4QY Distributed in the United States of America by BrunnerIMazel, Inc. 19 Union Square West New York, NY 10003 Copyright @ J 1991 by Rolene Szur All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, in any form, by any proce ss or technique, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Britieh Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Extending horizons: psychoanalytic psychotherapy with children, adolescents, and families. 1. Psychotherapy I. Szur, Rolene 616.8915 ISBN 0-94643948-5 Prlnted In Great Brltaln by BPCC Wheatons Ltd. Exeter CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTRIBUTORS Introduction Rolene Szur xvii PART ONE Patients, families, and treatment approaches 1. Intensive child psychotherapy: working with Matthew towards understanding Alan Shuttleworth 3 2. Treatment-via-the-parent: a case of bereavement Erna Furman 29 v vi CONTENTS 3. Exploration and therapy in family work Beta Copley 47 4. Integrating individual and family therapy Elizabeth Muir 65 PART TWO The psychotherapy of infancy 5. Brief therapeutic work with parents of infants Zsca Salzberger Wittenberg 83 6. Infants' sleep problems Dilys Daws 107 7. Joint psychotherapy with mother and child Helene Dubinsky 121 8. Some reflections on body ego development through psychotherapeutic work with an infant Genevieve Haag 135 PART THREE Patients treated in adolescence 9. Thinking about adolescence Rolene Szur 151 10. Work with suicidal adolescents at a walk-in centre in Brent Rosalie Joffe 165 11. Work with ethnic minorities Gianna Willicrms 183 PART FOUR Special areas of work Physical and mental disability and disorder 12. The triple burden Francis Dale 209 13. Psychoanalytical psychotherapy with the severely, profoundly, and multiply handicapped Valerie Sinason 225 14. What autism is and what autism is not Frances Tustin 243 Deprivation and damage 15. An account of the psychotherapy of a sexually abused boy Jonathan Bradley 271 16. Psychotherapy with two children in local authority care: Julia, a neglected child, and a 4-year-old's view of sexual abuse Margaret Hunter 291 PART FIVE Theory and research 17. The splitting image: a research perspective Mary Boston 319 18. The role of psychotherapy in the care of diabetes in childhood George Moran and Peter Fonagy 339 viii CONTENTS 19. Telling the child about adoption Jill Hodges and Maria Berger 20. The strengths of a practitioner's workshop as a new model in clinical research Margaret Rustin 21. Beyond the unpleasure principle Anne Alvarez 22. The emergence of Michael Fordham's model of development: a new integration in analytical psychology James Astor 23. The institution as therapist: hazards and hopes Zsobel Menzies Lyth 24. Some notes on the contribution of Margaret Lowenfeld to child psychotherapy Margarita Wood REFERENCES INDEX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he editors wish to thank Lisa Miller for her early interest and support, Mary Boston for reading and offering her helpful comments on a number of chapters, and Jill Hodges for some interesting discussions when the book was first planned. We are grateful to all the authors who have so gener- ously contributed their work, and also to the many, necessarily anonymous, patients with whom the therapeutic endeavour was shared. We take this opportunity of thanking the Child Psycho- therapy Trust for their generous help in financing the technical aspects involved in the preparation of the manuscript. We wish also to express our sincere appreciation to Cesare Sacerdoti of Karnac Books and to Klara King for many thoughtful and help- ful suggestions. Muriel Maseyk, who was responsible for typing and re-typing many drafts of many manuscripts with both patience and inter- est, deserves all our thanks. The royalties from this book will go to the Child Psycho- therapy Trust, 27 Ulysses Road, London NW6 1ED. This is dedi-

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