One Tree, Many Branches

Twelve inspirational chapters on the practice of integrative child and adolescent psychotherapy in four parts: therapeutic holding, race and cultural identity, neurodivergence and differently wired brains, and systemic issues and working within the system.

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(Ed.)

BOZENA MERRICK
DI GAMMAGE

The Practice of Integrative Child and Adolescent

NINA SAVELLE-ROCKLIN

Biopsychosocial Perspectives

Food Matters

Food matters because food is essential to sustain life, and food matters are complex and wide-ranging, encompassing the symbolic as well as the practical. The rich discussions of the relationship between food and health, illness, sexuality, aggression, narcissism, morality, money, immigration, and movies present fresh ideas and pertinent vignettes that will be useful for all practising clinicians

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(Ed.)

SALMAN AKHTAR

Lover, Exorcist, Critic

Psychoanalytic transformational processes are unnecessarily, and unfortunately, enshrouded in mystery. Using dramatic clinical examples, Lover, Exorcist, Critic uses analogies to explain how mutative processes unfold. Psychoanalytic practitioners attend carefully to patients (thus the lover analogy), process their projections (via the exorcist), and critique problems in their life-long plot lines (via the critic).

ALAN MICHAEL KARBELNIG

Understanding Depth Psychotherapy

How the Mind Works

Two experts explore the human mind using psychoanalytic concepts brought to life through case examples. They establish core psychoanalytic ideas and show the many ways they are utilised. The easy-to-read prose makes this a book for students and clinicians of all therapeutic persuasions and for general readers interested in how the mind works.

KEVIN VOLKAN
VAMIK VOLKAN

Concepts and Cases in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy