Technique II:  Principles of the Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of Children

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I.  November 24
Marans, S. & Dahl, E. K.  “Introduction: Principles of Psychodynamic Interventions,” Ch. 20.  Handbook of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Vol. 6., pp. 335-349           
                                    
                                   
II. December 1    The Taming of Affects
*Schafer, Roy.  “The Clinical Analysis of Affects.” J.A.P.A., 1964. Vol. 12, pp. 275-299.

  
III. December 8    Countertransference and Transference
*Ekstein, R., Wallerstein, J. and  Mandelbaum, A.  “Countertransference in the Residential Treatment of Children.”   P.S.C., Vol. XIV, pp. 186-218. 1959. IUP

Sandler, Kennedy & Tyson  The Technique of Child Psychoanalysis: Discussions with Anna Freud, pp. 78-94, Harvard Univ. Press, 1980.

IV. December 15   Countertransference {Enactments}
*McLaughlin, J. “Clinical and Theoretical Aspects of Enactments” JAPA, 1991, vol. 39,
pp.595-614
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*Chusid, J. “The Evocative Power of Enactments”. JAPA, 1991, vol. 39, pp.615-639.

V. January 5   Adoption/Working with Parents
Wieder, H.  “Special Problems in the Psychoanalysis of Adopted Children.”  Child Analysis and Therapy, edited by Jules Glenn, M.D., pp. 557-577, Jason Aronson, Inc. 1992.