2007Journal of Infant Child and Adolescent PsychotherapyRequires access

Therapeutic Efficacy, Traumatic Memories and Their Reconstruction in Child Psychotherapy…What Do We Really Know?: A Discussion of Lynne McCallister's “Holding Fear: Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in a Pre-School Child”

Susan C. Warshaw

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LYNNE MCCALLISTER'S BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED ACCOUNT OF HER four year psychotherapy with Annie and her adoptive mother provides us with an extraordinary opportunity to learn about therapeutic process w...

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LYNNE MCCALLISTER'S BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED ACCOUNT OF HER four year psychotherapy with Annie and her adoptive mother provides us with an extraordinary opportunity to learn about therapeutic process w...

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LYNNE MCCALLISTER'S BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED ACCOUNT OF HER four year psychotherapy with Annie and her adoptive mother provides us with an extraordinary opportunity to learn about therapeutic process w...

Key concepts: Psychotherapist, Traumatic stress, Psychology, Traumatic memories, Psychoanalysis, Psychiatry, Cognitive psychology

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