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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A baby's battle with the bottle and the birth of his desire La Barre, Frances
2003
1 p. 66-90
artikel
2 A conflict between distance and closeness: the mother's bittersweet experience of becoming separate from her toddler Dunbar, Lucy Jane
2008
1 p. 77-88
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3 A good little boy Caplan, Wendel
1998
1 p. 5-20
artikel
4 Amanda: Observations and reflections of a bottle-fed baby who found a breast mother Grier, Francis
2000
1 p. 42-66
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5 An account of a year's work with a mother and her 18-month-old son at risk of autism Gretton, Agathe
2006
1 p. 21-34
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6 A new way of recording Miller, Beth
2007
1 p. 91
artikel
7 An experience of infant observation in a prison Candelori, Carla
2007
1 p. 59-69
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8 An infant's engagement with a variably available mother Wolf, Elizabeth
2000
1 p. 67-83
artikel
9 An unnameable secret Santarone, Maria Adele
2007
1 p. 33-39
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10 A psycho-analytically informed approach to clinically ill babies Cardenal, Monica
1998
1 p. 90-100
artikel
11 Assessment, evaluation and inspection in schools: A psychodynamic perspective Youell, Biddy
2005
1 p. 59-68
artikel
12 Association Francophone des Formateurs a l'Observation de Bebe selon Esther Bick (AFFOBEB): First International Symposium of Training Supervisors in Infant Observation (Esther Bick's Method). Lille, France, 27-29 October 2006. Prat, Regine
2008
1 p. 89-101
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13 A thought on new journeys Proner, Karen
2003
1 p. 103-105
artikel
14 Author biographies 2005
1 p. 103-104
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15 Author biographies 2007
1 p. 99-101
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16 Author biographies 2008
1 p. 113-115
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17 Author Biographies 2006
1 p. 99-100
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18 A young child observation seminar in a adoption social work team Loader, Barbro
2002
1 p. 119-121
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19 «Baby brains» Millar, David
1998
1 p. 119-121
artikel
20 Bion's infant: How he learns to think his thoughts Wolf, Nancy H.
2003
1 p. 10-24
artikel
21 Book reviews 2008
1 p. 103-112
artikel
22 Conference Report 10th Annual Infancy Conference The Watershed, Bristol, 25th June, 1999 Bennet, Rosalind
1999
1 p. 97-101
artikel
23 Conference: United States and France Miller, Lisa
1998
1 p. 121-122
artikel
24 Containment and differentiation: Notes on the observer's maternal and paternal function Maiello, Suzanne
2007
1 p. 41-49
artikel
25 Containment, reciprocity and behaviour management: Preliminary evaluation of a brief early intervention (the solihull approach) for families with infants and young children Douglas, Hazel
2004
1 p. 89-107
artikel
26 Creating a safe feeding space: A mother and infant's struggle King, Charles
2004
1 p. 31-45
artikel
27 Creating religious experience in contemporary society Shuttleworth, Judy
2008
1 p. 17-24
artikel
28 Developing observation skills in school settings: The importance and impact of 'work discussion groups' for staff Jackson, Emil
2005
1 p. 5-17
artikel
29 Early splitting and projective identification Edwards, Judith
2008
1 p. 57-65
artikel
30 Editorial Miller, Lisa
2008
1 p. 1-3
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31 Editorial Rhode, Maria
1998
1 p. 2-4
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32 Editorial Jackson, Judith
2000
1 p. 3-6
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33 Editorial Nissim, Simona
2007
1 p. 1-4
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34 Editorial 1999
1 p. 2-10
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35 Editorial Miller, Lisa
2002
1 p. 3-6
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36 Editorial Proner, Karen
2003
1 p. 5-9
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37 Editorial Miller, Lisa
2004
1 p. 5-7
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38 Editorial 2005
1 p. 1-4
artikel
39 Editorial Stonebridge, Hilary
2006
1 p. 1-5
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40 Editorial board 1998
1 p. 125-126
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41 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 3, Number 1 1999
1 p. 104-105
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42 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 4, Number 1 2000
1 p. 128
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43 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 7, Number 1 2004
1 p. 128
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44 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 1, Number 1 1997
1 p. 173-174
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45 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 2, Number 1 1998
1 p. 1
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46 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 5, Number 1 2002
1 p. 159-160
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47 Editorial board page for “Infant Observation”, Volume 6, Number 1 2003
1 p. 128
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48 Erratum 2006
1 p. 101
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49 Ethical issues in infant observation: Preliminary thoughts on establishing an observation Hindle, Debbie
2006
1 p. 7-19
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50 Female babies and the development of the woman's psyche: A case study in infant observation Lin, Clare Yu-hua
1997
1 p. 140-161
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51 'Free to be playful': Therapeutic work with infants Thomson-salo, Frances
1999
1 p. 47-62
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52 Infant observation at the heart of training Sternberg, Janine
2006
1 p. 91-94
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53 Infant observation research seminar - the first years Emanuel, Louise
1997
1 p. 166-170
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54 Infant observation research: What have we learned so far? Rustin, Michael
2006
1 p. 35-52
artikel
55 Inside lives Psychoanalysis and the growth of the personality Joyce, Angela F.
1999
1 p. 94-96
artikel
56 Integrating infant observation skills into parent facilitator training Parr, Mel
1999
1 p. 33-46
artikel
57 Interview with Gianna Polacco Williams: 30 years of Tavistock-model Infant Observation courses in Italy Adamo, Simonetta
2007
1 p. 5-9
artikel
58 Learning to be: On the observation of a premature baby Lazar, Ross A.
1998
1 p. 21-39
artikel
59 Learning to call the game: Some lessons from infant observation for the couple therapist Alperovitz, Sharon
2006
1 p. 65-72
artikel
60 Lessons from infant observation: The developing mind of the infant Miller, Lisa
2002
1 p. 21-35
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61 Looking and seeing: Using art as a starting point for infant observation Sorensen, Pamela B.
2003
1 p. 44-50
artikel
62 Looking in the right place: Complexity theory, psychoanalysis and infant observation Rustin, Michael
2002
1 p. 122-144
artikel
63 Lutfa, a 'slow' learner: Understanding school literacy learning in its social and emotional context Price, Heather
2005
1 p. 45-57
artikel
64 Making psychoanalytic observational studies more accessible in a multicultural context: A new NHS funded access course Aves, Corinne
2002
1 p. 87-92
artikel
65 Maternal disavowal in the face of abuse of an infant by its sibling Cantle, Anthony
2000
1 p. 7-25
artikel
66 Negotiating the wedge: Reflections on an infant's capacity for emotional growth when an older sibling has a chronic, life-threatening disease Argent, Katie
2000
1 p. 26-41
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67 Observant parents: Intervening through observation Muir, Elisabeth
1999
1 p. 11-23
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68 Observation and reflection: An account of trans-cultural work in a student counselling service Pluckrose, Elspeth
2002
1 p. 73-86
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69 One mouth and two breasts - The ground plan of triangulation: A baby fed on one breast only Maiello, Suzanne
2006
1 p. 73-89
artikel
70 On not observing the baby Rose, Susie
2004
1 p. 9-30
artikel
71 Out of me - the story of a postnatal breakdown Fiona Shaw Harmondsziiortli: Penguin 1998. pp 212 Shaw, Fiona
1998
1 p. 117-118
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72 Participant observation of a very disturbed mother and her child: The observer as container Ciotti, Fausta
2007
1 p. 11-19
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73 Paying close attention at school: Some observations and psychoanalytic perspectives on the educational underachievement of teenage boys Bush, Adam
2005
1 p. 69-79
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74 Postpartum depression and child development (1997), Editors Lynne Murray and Peter J. Cooper New York and London: Guilford Press. pp. 322 Lanyado, Monica
1998
1 p. 112-116
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75 Pregnancy: The inside story 1997
1 p. 171-172
artikel
76 Primitive anxieties which interfere with attachment Sorensen, Pamela
2004
1 p. 46-67
artikel
77 Primitive communication and proto-alpha function in infants Vallino, Dina
2007
1 p. 77-86
artikel
78 Primitive mental states volume 2: Psychobiological and psychoanalytic perspectives on early trauma and personality development Alhanati, Shelley
2003
1 p. 117-123
artikel
79 Review of development and psychopathology Hill, Jonathan
1999
1 p. 92-93
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80 Shall I dare to come alive: Long term effects of painful beginnings Blessing, Deborah
2006
1 p. 53-64
artikel
81 Some factors affecting feeding difficulties in two asian children Grier, Anjali
2002
1 p. 93-118
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82 Some reflections on the use of video recordings Grimandi, Stefania
2007
1 p. 89-90
artikel
83 States of mind and mind of states: Infant observation, the fall of the wall and german unification Winkler, Reiner
1997
1 p. 111-139
artikel
84 Struggles in becoming a mother: Reflections from a clinical and observational standpoint Rustin, Margaret
2002
1 p. 7-20
artikel
85 Studies of childhood james sully Sully, James
2002
1 p. 145-156
artikel
86 Tavistock clinic foundation 2003
1 p. 124
artikel
87 Teaching and observing in work discussion Hartland-Rowe, Lydia
2005
1 p. 93-102
artikel
88 Telling the difference: Evolving processes of splitting and projection in work with Moroccan identical twin brothers in a primary school Argent, Katie
2005
1 p. 33-44
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89 The art of the ordinary: The role of observation in the study and treatment of young children and their families Sorensen, Pam
1997
1 p. 9-30
artikel
90 The baby and his majesties: some considerations on human helplessness Caron, Nara Amalia
2008
1 p. 67-75
artikel
91 The birth of a new journal 1997
1 p. 3-8
artikel
92 The bond of not knowing: The importance of early anxiety in self and mutual regulation Hirsch, Ellen
2003
1 p. 25-43
artikel
93 The capacity for self-care Turp, Mggie
2004
1 p. 108-125
artikel
94 The compensation of autistic features during a little boy's second year: Overcoming pain through the development of attachment Bardyshevsky, Marina
1998
1 p. 40-57
artikel
95 The contribution of baby-observation to the technique of parent-infant psychotherapy Watillon-naveau, A.
1999
1 p. 24-32
artikel
96 The contribution of child observation to social work training Bridge, Gillian
1999
1 p. 89-91
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97 The contribution of infant observation to paediatrics Berta, Liliana
1998
1 p. 79-89
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98 The development of autistic defences in an infant: The use of a single case study for research Reid, Susan
1997
1 p. 51-79
artikel
99 The early mother-infant relationship and child development: A research perspective Murray, Lynne
1997
1 p. 80-92
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100 The experience of an observer who during the infant observation becomes an expectant mother herself Nissim, Simona
2007
1 p. 71-76
artikel
101 The importance of fathers in parent-infant psychotherapy Barrows, Paul
1999
1 p. 74-88
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102 The importance of observational training: An evaluative study Trowell, Judith
1998
1 p. 101-111
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103 The 'little vandal': Fantasies of damage and reparation in the mother-baby relationship Target, Mary
2000
1 p. 102-119
artikel
104 The observation course at larmor-plage Dubinsky, Alex
1997
1 p. 162-165
artikel
105 The relationship between failures in containment and early feeding difficulties a participant observational study in a hungarian residential nursery Tarsoly, Erzsebet
1998
1 p. 58-78
artikel
106 The relevance of observation skills to the work discussion seminar Miller, Lynda
2002
1 p. 55-72
artikel
107 The role of infant factors in maternal depression Murray, Lynne
1999
1 p. 63-73
artikel
108 The skin as a means of communicating the difficulties of separation—individuation in toddlerhood Pretorius, Inge-M
2004
1 p. 68-88
artikel
109 The social baby Rustin, Margaret
2000
1 p. 120-122
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110 The social toddler: Promoting positive behaviour Dorman, Helen
2006
1 p. 95-97
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111 The use of infant observation in nursery (0-3 years) Monti, Fiorella
2007
1 p. 51-58
artikel
112 The working through of an anorexic position at the breast McGinley, Eileen
2000
1 p. 84-101
artikel
113 Transformation through observation: Reflections on infant observation Hatzor, Talia
2003
1 p. 91-102
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114 Translating observation into practice: how has infant observation helped a primary care mental health worker understand families' experiences of loss? O'Dwyer, Louise
2008
1 p. 41-55
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115 Tuesday's child: A baby is born in finland: Maternal style and reactions of the first child Lynn Barnett (editor) Salo, Frances Thomson
2000
1 p. 123-125
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116 Twinning phantasies in the mother-infant couple and the observer's counterpoint function: Preliminary remarks about the numbers one, two and three Maiello, Suzanne
1997
1 p. 31-50
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117 Understanding attachment and attachment disorders Prior, Vivien
2007
1 p. 93-97
artikel
118 Understanding maladaptive behaviour in children: The contribution of Karlen Lyons-Ruth Silverman, Doris K.
2003
1 p. 106-116
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119 Using observation to explore and think about the relationship between emotional experiences and the development of reading skills Luker, Wendy
2005
1 p. 81-91
artikel
120 Videotape recording of clinical encounters Lee, Anthony
2007
1 p. 87-88
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121 What do we see in the nursery? Infant observation as 'laboratory work.' Rustin, Michael
1997
1 p. 93-110
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122 What the experience of observing a mother-infant pair offers the trained psychoanalyst Lobel, Judith C.
2003
1 p. 51-65
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123 Where do I fit? An infant finding and renegotiating his place within a changing family situation Maroni, Lesley
2002
1 p. 36-54
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124 'Who will be the naughty one now?': Using observational skills in work with primary aged children in a small school-based group Walker, Gail
2005
1 p. 19-31
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125 Withdrawing from reality: working with a young child through his difficulties in attending nursery and the separation from his parents Dechent, Sabine
2008
1 p. 25-40
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126 Work with children who were bereaved during the Naples earthquake: An offer of containment Giusti, Paola
2007
1 p. 21-31
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