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Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies, Vol. I
by Sherman C. Feinstein, Peter L. Giovacchini, Arthur A. Miller. 530 pgs.

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Editorial Board

Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies

In Memoriam

Foreword: The American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry 1958-1970

The Authors

Preface

Contents

Part I: Adolescence: General Considerations

Introduction

1: ] The Generation Gap: Fact and Fiction

2: ] Obsolete Youth: toward a Psychograph of Adolescent Rebellion

3: ] Adolescence: Struggling through the Doldrums

4: ] Sigmund Freud: Some Adolescent Transformations of a Future Genius

5: ] Bonnie and Clyde: a Modern Parable

6: ] On the Use and Abuse of Lsd

7: ] Chemicals and Their Effects on the Adolescent Ego

Part II: Developmental Stages in the Adolescent Process

Introduction

8: ] Etiology of Three Current Adolescent Syndromes: a Hypothesis

9: ] On the Nature of Male Adolescent Rebellion

10: ] Youth as a Stage of Life

11: ] "Mentally Healthy" Young Males: Homoclites

12: ] The Developmental Tasks of the College Student

13: ] A Proposed Diagnostic Classification for Adolescent Psychiatric Cases

14: ] Adolescent Development: Biological, Psychological, and Sociological Determinants

Part III: Effects of Early O Bjec T Rela Tions on AD Olescent Character Str Uct Ure

Introduction

15: ] Fantasy Formation, Ego Defect, and Identity Problems

16: ] Character Disorders in Childhood and Adolescence: Some Consideration of the Effects of Sexual Stimulation in Infancy and Childhood

17: ] Interactions among Stimulus Barrier, Maternal Protective Barrier, Innate Drive Tensions, and Maternal Overstimulation

18: ] Maternal Control, Superego Formation, and Identity

19: ] Some Psychic Determinants of Orgastic Dysfunction

Part IV: Training in Adolescent Psychiatry

Introduction

20: ] Position Statement on Training in Adolescent Psychiatry

Part V: Psychotherapy of Adolescence

Introduction

21: ] Resolution of the Mother-Child Symbiosis in a Psychotic Adolescent

22: ] Discussion of Alfred Flarsheim's Essay

23: ] Network Psychotherapy of an Adolescent

24: ] Theory and Practice of Intensive Residential Treatment of Adolescents

25: ] Techniques of Psychotherapy in Adolescence: a Panel

Index
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Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies, Vol. II
by Sherman C. Feinstein, Peter L. Giovacchini. 451 pgs.

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In Memoriam

The Authors

Preface

Contents

Part I: Adolescence: General Considerations

Introduction

1: the Schizophrenic Adolescent's Struggle toward and against Separation and Individuation

2: Discussion of Rudolf Ekstein's Chapter

3: Adolescence: Terminable and Interminable

4: Adolescence: Some Diagnostic, Prognostic, and Developmental Considerations

5: Studies of Psychopathology in Adolescence

6: the Drug-Dependent Adolescent

7: on Telling the Truth

8: the Youth Culture, Future Adulthood, and Societal Change

Part II: Sexuality in Adolescence

Introduction

9] the Capacity to Masturbate Alone in Adolescence

10: Transsexualism in Adolescence: Problems in Evaluation and Treatment

11: the Adolescent Sexual Revolution

Part III: Psychopathological Aspects of Stages of Adolescent Development

Introduction

12: Identification and Adolescent Development

13: Centrifugal versus Centripetal Separation in Adolescence: Two Patterns and Some of Their Implications

14: the Borderline Adolescent

15: the Adolescent Process and Character Formation: Clinical Aspectswith Reference to Dr. Masterson's "The Borderline Adolescent"

16: Response of Unmarried Adolescent Mothers to Infant or Fetal Death

Part IV: Psychotherapy of Adolescence

Introduction

17: New Ways in the Treatment of Emotionally Disturbed Adolescents

18: Family Therapy: Its Role in Adolescent Psychiatry

19: Comprehensive Residential Treatment of Adolescents

20: Development of a Protreatment Group Process among Hospitalized Adolescents

In Memoriam

21: Delinquency as a Sign of Hope

22: Mutative Confusion at Adolescence

Part V: The Adolescent in the World

Introduction

23: Introductions from the First Panamerican Congress on Adolescent Psychiatry

24: Character Development and the Adolescent Process

25: the Adolescent and Reality

26: Identity and Ideology

27: Adolescence in Israel: Thoughts on the Middle-Class Urban Adolescent

Contributions in Volume I

Index
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Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies, Vol. III
by Sherman C. Feinstein, Peter L. Giovacchini. 443 pgs.

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The Authors

Preface

Contents

Part I: Adolescence: General Considerations

Editor's Introduction

1: Self-Therapy in Adolescence

2: to Hear with Eyes: Clinical Notes on Body as Subject and Object

In Memoriam: Ludwig Von Bertalanffy

3: the Unified Theory for Psychiatry and the Behavioral Sciences

4: Youth Culture, Subcultures, and Survival

5: Filicide and the Unconscious Motivation for War

6: the Pediatrician and the Adolescent Psychiatrist

7: the Fatally Ill Adolescent

8: toward Prediction of Unsuccessful Adaptation in the Military Environment

Part II: Developmental Stages in the Adolescent Process

Introduction by Sherman C. Feinstein, Peter L. Giovacchini, and Irene M. Josselyn

9: Implications of Current Sexual Patterns: an Hypothesis

10: from Childhood to Adulthood: a Challenging Sailing

11: Adolescence: Epoch or Disease

12: Youth and Society: Conformity, Rebellion, and Learning

13: Developmental Patterns of Higher Mental Functions in Culturally Disadvantaged Adolescents

14: Adolescent Confusion of Nocturnal Emissions as Enuresis

15: an Object Relationship Scale

Part III: Psychotherapy of Adolescence

Editors' Introduction

16: on the Impact of Adolescence upon Parents

17: Therapeutic Mobilization of Families around Drug-Induced Adolescent Crises

18: Indications and Contraindica Tions for Family Therapy

19: the Role of Identification in the Analysis of Late Adolescents

20: the Difficult Adolescent Patient: Countertransference Problems

21: Adolescent Development and Group Cohesion

22: Psychiatric Aspects of Physical Disability in Children and Adolescents

Part IV: Delinquency and Violence as an Adolescent Adaptation

Editors' Introduction

23: the Search for Mental Health Services for Adolescents

24: the Sources of Individual Violence

25: Violent Black Gangs: Psycho- and Sociodynamics

26: Trauma and the Delinquent

27: Group Process in the Management of a High School Crisis

28: Family Structure, Disciplinary Configurations, and Adolescent Psychopathology

Part V: The Educational Needs of Adolescents in Psychiatric Hospitals

29: Planning for Educational Needs

30: Special Education for Adolescents in Residential Psychiatric Treatment

31: Teaching Goals and Techniques in Hospital Schools

32: an Interim Educational Program for Adolescents

33: the Therapeutic Educational Environment

34: the School as Part of the Total Hospital Community: a Summary

Contributions in Volume I

Contributions in Volume I I

Index
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: Sociocultural and Community Psychiatry
by Gerald Caplan. 784 pgs.

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American Handbook of Psychiatry

Contributors

Contents

Part One: Child Psychiatry

Chapter 1: Psychiatric and Psychological Examination of Children

Chapter 2: Family Diagnosis and Clinical Process

Chapter 3: Disorders of Early Childhood

Chapter 4: Psychological Disorders of the Grade School Years

Chapter 5: Distinguishing and Classifying the Individual Schizophrenic Child

Chapter 6: Depression and Mourning

Chapter 7: School Problems— Learning Disabilities and School Phobia

Chapter 8: Minimal Brain Dysfunction in Children

Chapter 9: Child Therapy Techniques

Chapter 10: Treatment of Parents

Chapter 11: Structural Family Therapy

Chapter 12: Residential Treatment for Children and Its Derivatives

Chapter 13: Working with Schools

Part Two: Adolescent Psychiatry

Chapter 14: Psychiatric Disorders of Adolescence

Chapter 15: Psychotherapy of Adolescence

Chapter 16: Intensive Psychotherapy of the Adolescent with a Borderline Syndrome

Chapter 17: Problems of Delinquency and Their Treatment

Chapter 18: Eating Disturbances in Adolescence

Chapter 19: Drug Problems and Their Treatment

Chapter 20: Depression and Suicide

Chapter 21: Transition from School to Work

Chapter 22: Thinking about Thinking about Health and Mental Health

Chapter 23: Outpatient Treatment of Adolescents and Their Families

Chapter 24: Residential Treatment of Adolescents

Chapter 25: Dropouts and Wanderers of the Hip Generation toward a Gestalt-Ecological View

Chapter 26: Coping in Early Adolescence the Special Challenges of the Junior High School Period

Part Three: Sociocultural Psychiatry

Chapter 27: Psychiatric Epidemiology

Chapter 28: Social Disintegration and Mental Disorder

Chapter 29: Psychiatric Disorders in Urban Settings

Chapter 30: The Epidemiology of Schizophrenia

Chapter 31: The Epidemiology of Mental Retardation

Chapter 32: Psychosocial Aspects of Prejudice

Chapter 33: Psychiatric Problems of the Black Minority

Chapter 34: Psychiatric Approaches to the Impoverished and Underprivileged

Chapter 35: A Review of Transcultural Psychiatry

Chapter 36: Cross-Cultural Studies of Mental Disorder an Anthropological Perspective

Part Four: Community Psychiatry

Chapter 37: U.S. Governmental Organization for Human Services— Implications for Mental Health Planning

Chapter 38: Human Services at State and Local Levels the Integration of Mental Health

Chapter 39: A Review of the Federal Community Mental Health Centers Program

Chapter 40: The Control of Epidemic Drug Abuse Organizing a National Program

Chapter 41: Principles of Community Mental Health Practice

Chapter 42: The Elements of a Local Service Program

Chapter 43: Community Organizational Aspects of Establishing and Maintaining a Local Program

Chapter 44: Organization of a Community Mental Health Program in a Metropolis

Chapter 45: Community Mental Health in a Rural Region

Chapter 46: The Mental Hospital as a Basis for Community Psychiatry

Chapter 47: The Social Breakdown Syndrome and Its Prevention

Chapter 48: Programs to Control Alcoholism

Chapter 49: Community Programs in Suicidology

Chapter 50: Mental Health Programs in the Schools

Chapter 51: Mental Health Programs in Welfare Systems

Chapter 52: Mental Health Programs in Colleges

Chapter 53: Mental Health Programs in Industry

Chapter 54: Mental Health Programs in the Armed Forces

Chapter 55: Programs and Techniques of Crisis Intervention

Chapter 56: The Performance of Paraprofessionals in Mental Health Fields

Name in Dex

Subject Index
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The Adolescent in Turmoil
by Allan Z. Schwartzberg. 198 pgs.

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An in-depth overview, this book examines current problems faced by today's adolescents. Authored by 16 leading international experts, this book presents some of the latest research on the depressed and suicidal adolescent, assessment procedures, psychotherapeutic and psychopharmacological treatments, eating disorders, and violence. Scholarly, yet practical, this volume will be a vital source of information to all scholars, mental health professionals, and students concerned with adolescent behavior.

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Editorial Board

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgments

Part I: Introduction and Overview

1: Adolescence in America

References

Part II: Developmental Issues: Normal and Pathological

2: Self-Esteem in Adolescence: Past Failures and Future Consequences

Conclusion

References

3: Attachment and Detachment in Adolescence in Relationship to Gender Differences

Conclusions

References

4: Development of the Capacity for Anticipation in Adolescence: on the Adolescent Borderline's Perspective of the near Future in Psychotherapy

References

5: Differences in Male and Female Psychopathology Associated with Psychosexual Trauma

References

6: Resilience in Adolescence

Introduction: The Challenge of Adolescence

References

Part III: The Depressed and Suicidal Adolescent

7: The Adolescent and Death: the Fourth Organizer of Adolescence

References

8: An Analysis of Adolescent Suicide Attempts: a Validation of the Expendable Child Measure

References

9: Double Suicide Attempts in Adolescence

Conclusion

Summary

References

References

10: Psychotherapy of Adolescent Depression

Summary

References

Part IV: The Aggressive Adolescent

11: Adolescent Aggressive Behavior: from Laboratory to Clinic

References

12: Battered Parents: Psychiatric Syndrome or Social Phenomenon?

Conclusion

References

13: Psychopharmacology of Aggressive Behavior

References

14: Adolescents Who Kill: Are There Medical Risks?

Conclusion

References

Part V: Eating Disorders in Adolescence

15: Anorexia as an Example of a Psychosomatic Illness

Conclusions

References

16: Treating the Whole Adolescent: Integrative Outpatient Treatment for Adolescents with Eating Disorders

Conclusion

References

Index

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Adolescent Breakdown and Beyond
by Moses Laufer. 156 pgs.

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Contains papers giving up-to-date psychodynamic perspectives on adolescent breakdown by leading clinical experts. These cover a range of topics, such as differing patterns of development in male and female adolescents, and the particular problems of psyhchotherapeutic intervention.

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List of Contributors

Introduction

Part One: The Adolescent and Developmental Breakdown

Chapter One: Developmental Breakdown in Adolescence: Problems of Understanding and Helping Moses Laufer

Chapter Two: Interferences in the Move from Adolescence to Adulthood: the Development of the Male

Chapter Three: Interferences in the Move from Adolescence to Adulthood: the Development of the Female

Chapter Four: Problems in Working with Adolescents

Chapter Five: The Problem of Helping in Relation to Developmental Breakdown in Adolescence

Part Two: Proceedings of Conference on "Adolescent Breakdown and Beyond"

Chapter Six: Defining Breakdown

Discussion

Chapter Seven: Working with Adolescent Breakdown

Discussion

Chapter Eight: Later Consequences of Adolescent Breakdown

Discussion

Chapter Nine: Responding to Mental Breakdown in Adolescence

Bibliography

Index
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The Foundations of Psychiatry (Chap. 17 "The Juvenile and Preadolescent Periods of the Human Life Cycle," Chap. 18 "Adolescence," and Chap. 19 "Youth and Its Ideology")
by Silvano Arieti. 1191 pgs.

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American Handbook of Psychiatry: The Foundations of Psychiatry

Contributors

Preface

Contents

Part One: History

Chapter 1: Psychiatry from Ancient to Modern Times

Chapter 2: American Psychiatry from Its Beginnings to World War II

Chapter 3: Recent Psychiatric Developments (since 1939)

Part Two: Basic Notions

Chapter 4: A General Assessment of Psychiatry

Chapter 5: The Genetics of Man in Health and Mental Illness

Chapter 6: The Personality

Chapter 7: The Family of the Psychiatric Patient

Chapter 8: The Concept of Normality

Chapter 9: The Concept of Psychological Maturity

Part Three: The Life Cycle and Its Common Vicissitudes

Chapter 10: The Life Cycle: Introduction

Chapter 11: The Family: The Developmental Setting

Chapter 12: Infant Development

Chapter 13: Growth and Development during the Toddler Years

Chapter 14: Growth and Development in Childhood

Chapter 15: Cognitive Development

Chapter 16: Early Language Development

Chapter 17: The Juvenile and Preadolescent Periods of the Human Life Cycle

Chapter 18: Adolescence

Chapter 19: Youth and Its Ideology

Chapter 20: Occupational Difficulties in Adulthood

Chapter 21: Marriage and Marital Problems

Chapter 22: The Effect of Changing Cultural Patterns upon Women

Chapter 23: The Psychobiology of Parenthood

Chapter 24: Psychological Aspects of Divorce

Chapter 25: Adoption

Chapter 26: The Psychology of Abortion

Chapter 27: Sexual Functions in Men and Their Disturbances

Chapter 28: Sexual Functions in Women and Their Disturbances

Chapter 29: The Middle Years

Chapter 30: Adjustment to Retirement

Chapter 31: Old Age

Chapter 32: Life's Major and Minor Crises

Chapter 33: Grief and Bereavement

Chapter 34: Help in the Dying Process

Part Four: The Various Schools of Psychiatry

Chapter 35: The Psychobiological Approach

Chapter 36: The Organismic Approach

Chapter 37: Classical Psychoanalytic School A. the Theory of the Neuroses

B: The Theory of Psychoanalytic Technique

Chapter 38: The Adlerian and Jungian Schools A. Individual Psychology

B. Analytical Psychology

Chapter 39: British Psychoanalytic Schools A. the Kleinian School

B. Psychoanalytic Object Relations Theory: The Fairbairn-Guntrip Approach

Chapter 40: American Neo-Freudian Schools A. the Interpersonal and Cultural Approaches

B: The School of Karen Horney

C: The Cognitive-Volitional School

Chapter 41: Miscellaneous Psychoanalytic Approaches

Chapter 42: The Existential School

Chapter 43: The Behavior Therapy Approach

Part Five: Contributions to Psychiatry from Related Fields

Chapter 44: Psychiatry and Philosophy

Chapter 45: Psychiatry and Moral Values

Chapter 46: Psychiatry and Religion

Kenneth E. Appel James R. Maccoll, III

Jack Bemporad

John W. Higgins

Eilhard Von Domarus

Chapter 47: Literature and Psychiatry

Chapter 48: Psychiatry and History

Chapter 49: The Study of Language in Psychiatry the Comparative Developmental Approach and Its Application to Symbolization and Language in Psychopathology

Chapter 50: Mathematics and Cybernetics

Chapter 51: General System Theory and Psychiatry

Part Six: Classification and Assessment of Psychiatric Conditions

Chapter 52: Classification and Nomenclature of Psychiatric Conditions

Chapter 53: The Psychiatric Interview

Chapter 54: The Psychiatric Examination

Chapter 55: The Psychological Examination

Chapter 56: Social Work

Name Index

Subject Index
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The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry (Chap. 15 "The Juvenile Era," Chap. 17 "Early Adolescence," and Chap. 18 "Late Adolescence")
by Harry Stack Sullivan, Helen Swick Perry, Mary Ladd Gawel. 383 pgs.

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The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry

Contents

Editors' Preface

Introduction

Part I: Introductory Concepts

Chapter 1: The Meaning of the Developmental Approach

Chapter 2: Definitions

Chapter 3: Postulates

Part II: The Developmental Epochs

Chapter 4: Infancy: Beginnings

Chapter 5: Infancy: The Concept of Dynamism—Part 1

Chapter 6: Infancy: The Concept of Dynamism—Part 2

Chapter 7: Infancy: Interpersonal Situations

Chapter 8: The Infant as a Person

Chapter 9: Learning: The Organization of Experience

Chapter 10: Beginnings of the Self-System

Chapter 11: The Transition from Infancy to Childhood: The Acquisition of Speech as Learning

Chapter 12: Childhood

Chapter 13: Malevolence, Hatred, and Isolating Techniques

Chapter 14: From Childhood into the Juvenile Era

Chapter 15: The Juvenile Era

Chapter 16: Preadolescence

Chapter 17: Early Adolescence

Chapter 18: Late Adolescence

Part III: Patterns of Inadequate or Inappropriate Interpersonal Relations

Chapter 19: The Earlier Manifestations of Mental Disorder: Matters Schizoid and Schizophrenic

Chapter 20: Sleep, Dreams, and Myths

Chapter 21: The Later Manifestations of Mental Disorder: Matters Paranoid and Paranoiac

Part IV: Towards a Psychiatry of Peoples

Chapter 22

Index
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Behavior Pathology of Childhood and Adolescence
by Sidney L. Copel. 466 pgs.

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Behavior Pathology of Childhood and Adolescence

The Authors

Preface

Contents

1: An Overview of Child Psychiatry

2: Disturbances in Development and Childhood Neurosis

3: Ego Disturbances in Children

4: Vicissitudes of Adolescence

5: Juvenile Delinquency

6: Drug Addiction

7: Suicide and Attempted Suicide in Children and Adolescents

8: The Psychosocial Dynamics of Today's Youth

9: Cultural Disadvantage: a Psychosocial Phenomenon

10: Psychosomatic Disorders of Childhood

11: Mental Retardation

12: The Displaced Child: Problems of the Adopted Child, Single-Parent Child, and Stepchild

13: Learning Disabilities

14: Audiological Disorders

15: Speech Pathology

16: The Physically Handicapped Child

17: Milieu Therapy

18: Child Psychiatry in the School

19: Child Psychiatry and the Law

20: Theoretical Considerations in Child Psychotherapy

References

Index
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Mental Health Services for Minority Ethnic Children and Adolescents
by Mhemooda Malek, Kedar Nath Dwivedi. 224 pgs.

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Foreword

Acknowledgements

Preface

Introduction - Mhemooda Malek

Recommendations - Focus

1: Understanding Ethnicity and Children's Mental Health

2: The Cultural Relevance of the Mental Health Disciplines

3: The Epidemiology of Mental Health Problems in Children and Adolescents from Minority Ethnic Groups in the UK

4: Meeting the Needs of Minority Ethnic Groups in the UK

5: Refugee Children in the UK Matthew Hodes

Part Two: Survey Methods and Findings

Appendix I: Voluntary Sector Involvement

Appendix II: Examples of Projects/Services

Appendix III: Resources and Organisations

Appendix IV: Camhs Survey Questionnaires

Subject Index

Author Index
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The Counseling Role of the Child and Youth Worker in a Treatment Classroom, in Adolescence
by Don Pazaratz. 10 pgs.

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Assessment of Mode of Anger Expression in Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients, in Adolescence
by Robin L. Cautin, James C. Overholser, Patricia Goetz. 8 pgs.

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Is Electroconvulsive Therapy Unsuitable for Children and Adolescents?, in Adolescence
by Steve Baldwin, Yvonne Jones. 11 pgs.

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