Quietly Subversive: The Selected Works of Dilys Daws

ISBN-13: 9781032294636 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 264 str.

Dilys Daws; Matthew Lumley

Opis

This book gathers together selected papers and book chapters by Dilys Daws, covering her 50 years of pioneering work as a child psychotherapist.

Spis treści

Foreword by Sebastian Kraemer. Memoir. Inroduction. Part 1: Therapeutic Consultancy: A Child Psychotherapist in a GP Practice 1. Standing Next to the Weighing Scales 2. Standing Next to the Weighing Scales 30 Years On  3. Psychoanalytic Thinking and Public Services: Can They Inspire Each Other? Part 2: Parent-Infant Psychotherapy and Infant Mental Health 4. Parent-Infant Psychotherapy: The Baby in the Consulting Room 5. Brief Psychoanalytic Therapy for Sleep Problems 6. Feeding Problems and Relationship Difficulties: Therapeutic work with Parents and Infants 7. The Perils of Intimacy: Closeness and Distance in Feeding and Weaning (1997) Part 3: Child Psychotherapy: the Frame and the Setting 8. Consent in Child Psychotherapy: The Conflicts for Child Patients, Parents and Professionals 9. Resistance and Co-operation: The Need for Both. A Further Study of Psychotherapy in a Day Unit Part 4: Writing for Parents 10. The One Year Old and His Family 11. Love and Hate 12. Crying Babies: Listening and Comforting 13. Your Baby’s Emerging Sense of Self Part 5: Reflections 14. Enlivened or Burnt Out? 15. Saying What You Mean, Or Meaning What You Say 16. Working at the Edge 17. Error and Repair 18. Rivalry with Fathers