Parents and Toddlers in Groups: A Psychoanalytic Developmental Approach
Editat de Marie Zaphiriou Woods, Inge-Martine Pretoriusen Limba Engleză Paperback – 8 oct 2010
Parents and Toddlers in Groups demonstrates the particular challenges of the toddler phase and its contribution to an individual’s future development and relationships. Focusing on an approach developed by the Anna Freud Centre and comprising chapters from a range of expert contributors, topics include:
- the history, theory and practice of parent-toddler groups at the Anna Freud Centre
- how this approach has been adapted and applied across a wide range of settings and cultures
- the findings of research projects carried out on parent-toddler groups.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780415486408
ISBN-10: 0415486408
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0415486408
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
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Public țintă
Postgraduate, Professional, and Professional Practice & DevelopmentCuprins
Acknowledgements. Foreword. Introduction. Part I: The Anna Freud Centre Parent-Toddler Groups. Pretorius, A Historical Background of the Anna Freud Centre Parent-Toddler Groups and the Use of Observation to Study Child Development. Woods, Normal Toddler Development: Excursions and Returns. Woods, The Anna Freud Centre Approach to Running a Parent-Toddler Group. Stoker, The Role of Play. Plagerson, Normally Difficult and Difficult Normality. A Toddler Observation Paper. Pretorius, Wallace, Being Seen to Be Able: The Relationship Between a Partially Sighted Father and His Daughters Born with Floppy Baby Syndrome. Part II: Adaptations and Applications of the Anna Freud Centre Model. Stoker, Difference and Disability: Experiences in a Specialist Toddler Group. Bennett, Running a Toddler Group on a Council Housing Estate; Invisibility, Intrusion, Dislocation and the Importance of Boundaries. Pluckrose, Building a Toddler Group in a Hostel for Homeless Families: An Iterative Technique. Martínez del Solar, Reaching Out to Vulnerable Parents and Toddlers: Establishing a Parent-Toddler Group in a Deprived Area of South London. Ivanova, Vasilyeva, Integrating Parents and Toddlers with Special Needs: Parent-Toddler Groups in St. Petersburg. Navridi, Integration, Sharing and Separation: Introducing the Concept of Toddlers and Toddler Groups in Greece. Barrantes and Piazzon, Finding Our Own Path: Engaging Working Parents in a Toddler Group in Peru. Part III: Research and Evaluation. Asquith, Introduction. Kitson, Midgley, A Qualitative Study of the Experience of Parents Attending a Psychoanalytic Parent-Toddler Group. Rivera, Asquith, Prützel-Thomas, Thinking About My Toddler: Can a Psychoanalytic Toddler Group Enhance Reflective Functioning Capacities in Parents? Holmes,Prützel-Thomas, Asquith, Snack Time at an Anna Freud Centre Parent-Toddler Group: Microanalysis of Social Eating in Toddlerhood. Target, Allison, Conclusion. Appendix.
Notă biografică
Marie Zaphiriou Woods, F. Inst. Psychoanal., is a child psychotherapist and psychoanalyst working with children, adolescents and adults. She was the psychoanalytic consultant and then manager of the Anna Freud Centre Parent-Toddler Group Service, London, UK, from 1999-2008. She teaches and supervises for a number of training schools and is a training analyst for the British Association of Psychotherapists.
Inge-Martine Pretorius, PhD, DPsych, trained as a Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist at the Anna Freud Centre, London, UK. She started working in the Anna Freud Centre archives in 2001 and became manager of the Parent-Toddler Service in 2008. She is a Clinical Tutor for Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology at University College London and the Anna Freud Centre, London, UK, where she organizes and teaches the MSc Child Development course.
Inge-Martine Pretorius, PhD, DPsych, trained as a Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist at the Anna Freud Centre, London, UK. She started working in the Anna Freud Centre archives in 2001 and became manager of the Parent-Toddler Service in 2008. She is a Clinical Tutor for Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology at University College London and the Anna Freud Centre, London, UK, where she organizes and teaches the MSc Child Development course.
Recenzii
"This book succeeds brilliantly at illustrating the enormous value of the psychoanalytic parent-toddler group model developed at the Anna Freud Centre and now adopted around the world. The vivid examples enrich our appreciation for the inner life of toddlers and their active efforts to make themselves understood. The authors teach by example, sharing their extraordinary knowledge of this tumultuous but exhilarating age through tactful interventions that expand our repertoire and stimulate our own creativity." – Alicia F. Lieberman, University of California, San Francisco, USA
"The coauthors have provided the reader with well-written pieces that are descriptive, wellreferenced, and cover a diversity of issues in the case studies. This book helps practitioners in early childhood learn, or remember, the importance of parent-child relationships and the long history of Freud's emphasis on the importance of paying attention to how young children grow." - Sandra R. Wolkoff, North Shore Child and Family Guidance Center, NY
"Parents and Toddlers in Groups is refreshing, interesting and extremely engaging to read. The case studies are clear and illustrate the authors' careful consideration of context, the parents and toddlers needs and how best to adapt and modify the model to reach them and ensure that despite uncertainty or intrusion (people suddenly appearing in the group, toys damaged) the group space remains protected, welcoming and reflective for its members." - Elizabeth Murphy, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
"This book succeeds brilliantly at illustrating the enormous value of the psychoanalytic parent-toddler group model developed at the Anna Freud Centre and now adopted around the world. The vivid examples enrich our appreciation for the inner life of toddlers and their active efforts to make themselves understood. The authors teach by example, sharing their extraordinary knowledge of this tumultuous but exhilarating age through tactful interventions that expand our repertoire and stimulate our own creativity." – Alicia F. Lieberman, University of California, San Francisco, USA
"This succinct overview of the psychoanalytic approach applied to working with toddlers and their parents in a group setting succeeds brilliantly...and...is done in such an effortless and lucid manner that it becomes completely accessible to those unfamiliar with this perspective. The sheer gusto for this way of thinking and working is like a wave of energy that surges through the book, capable of carrying anyone interested in this phase of growth all the way through." - Robin Balbernie, YoungMinds Magazine, Issue 112, June-July 2011
"Parents and Toddlers in Groups is refreshing, interesting and extremely engaging to read... This book will be a welcome and helpful read for anyone working with parents and toddlers." - Elizabeth Murphy, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, February 2012
"The coauthors have provided the reader with well-written pieces that are descriptive, wellreferenced, and cover a diversity of issues in the case studies. This book helps practitioners in early childhood learn, or remember, the importance of parent-child relationships and the long history of Freud's emphasis on the importance of paying attention to how young children grow." - Sandra R. Wolkoff, North Shore Child and Family Guidance Center, NY
"Parents and Toddlers in Groups is refreshing, interesting and extremely engaging to read. The case studies are clear and illustrate the authors' careful consideration of context, the parents and toddlers needs and how best to adapt and modify the model to reach them and ensure that despite uncertainty or intrusion (people suddenly appearing in the group, toys damaged) the group space remains protected, welcoming and reflective for its members." - Elizabeth Murphy, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
"This book succeeds brilliantly at illustrating the enormous value of the psychoanalytic parent-toddler group model developed at the Anna Freud Centre and now adopted around the world. The vivid examples enrich our appreciation for the inner life of toddlers and their active efforts to make themselves understood. The authors teach by example, sharing their extraordinary knowledge of this tumultuous but exhilarating age through tactful interventions that expand our repertoire and stimulate our own creativity." – Alicia F. Lieberman, University of California, San Francisco, USA
"This succinct overview of the psychoanalytic approach applied to working with toddlers and their parents in a group setting succeeds brilliantly...and...is done in such an effortless and lucid manner that it becomes completely accessible to those unfamiliar with this perspective. The sheer gusto for this way of thinking and working is like a wave of energy that surges through the book, capable of carrying anyone interested in this phase of growth all the way through." - Robin Balbernie, YoungMinds Magazine, Issue 112, June-July 2011
"Parents and Toddlers in Groups is refreshing, interesting and extremely engaging to read... This book will be a welcome and helpful read for anyone working with parents and toddlers." - Elizabeth Murphy, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, February 2012
Descriere
This book explores how psychoanalytic principles can be applied when working with parents and toddlers in groups. It discusses how these parent-toddler groups can be an effective medium for early intervention during a period which is critical for the negotiation of a child’s central emotional issues.