Essays from Cradle to Couch: In Honor of the Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology of Sylvia Brody

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION—Burton N. Seitler & Kim S. Kleinman

Chapter 1; Kerry Kelly & Jack Novick: Psychoanalysis and Child-Rearing   p. 13

Chapter 2: Beatrice Beebe: How Mother-Infant Research Informs Mother-Infant Treatmentp. p. 38

Chapter 3: Laurel Silber: Playing in the Intergenerational Space p. 90

Chapter 4: Eva Rotenberg The True Self Parental Function, The Basis of Ego Integration  p. 111

Chapter 5 Monisha Nayar-Akhtar & Sumedha Gupta: Ariely Attachment and Context: Evolving Perspectives in a Clinical Realm  p. 143

Chapter 6: Phyllis Ackman Helping the Helpers: Consultation to ChildCare Staff  Using Psychoanalytically Informed Developmental Concepts p. 18

Chapter 7: Ann G. Smolen: Mothering Without A Home A Psychoanalytically-Informed Approach  p. 216

Chapter 8:  Joseph Schaller:  Relational Hope: Foster Care and A Home Within p. 249

Chapter 9:  Martin A. Silverman: Behavior Disorders Stemming from Disturbed Mother-Baby: Experience and Their Through Joint Work with a Mother and Her Young Child p. 279

Chapter 10: Corinne Masur: The Effect on Children when the Attachment to Their Mother is Broken: The Developmental Phases of Mourning p. 321

Chapter 11: Rosa Spagnolo: An Unexpected Pathway for Interpsychic Exchange: Music in the Analysis of a Young Adult p. 358

Chapter 12: Michael O’Loughlin: The Emergence of the Speaking Subject:
Child Therapy and the Subject of Desire  p. 37

Chapter 13: Burton Norman: Seitler Sophistry and ADHD: The Dual Myths of Organicity And Biochemical Imbalance and the Ensuing Medication Tidal Wave p. 403