The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child; Volume 66

The latest volume in the esteemed series features a detailed case discussion of the child analyst at work and clinical contributions concerning failure-to-thrive, encopresis, and poor impulse control. A section is devoted to children affected by medical illness. Other contributions address the use of the computer and internet in child psychoanalysis, childhood masturbation, the impact of nannies, therapeutic considerations in disturbed adolescents, and a description of the Hampstead Clinic at work.