Normal child and adolescent development : a psychodynamic primer / Karen J. Gilmore, M.D., Pamela Meersand, Ph. D.
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Washington, D.C. :
American Psychiatric Publishing,
2014.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- A psychodynamic developmental orientation
- Infancy : parenthood, the mother-infant relationship, and the mind of the infant
- The toddler : early sense of self and gender, rapprochement, libidinal object constancy, and superego precursors
- The oedipal phase and emerging capacities : language, imagination, play, mentalization, and self-regulation
- The oedipal phase : psychosexual development, oedipal complex and constellation, and oedipal phase contributions to mental life
- The latency phase : cognitive maturation, autonomy, social development, and learning
- Preadolescence : bodily challenges, changing relationships, and the transition to the teen years
- Early and mid-adolescence : the importance of the body, sexuality, and individuation, the role of action, and the special problems of the teen years
- Late adolescence : identity, sexuality, autonomy, and superego formation in the late teens and early twenties
- The odyssey years : emerging adults on the path to adulthood
- The role of developmental thinking in psychodynamic psychotherapy.