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One Tree, Many Branches: The Practice of Integrative Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

Editor : Bozena Merrick, Editor : Di Gammage

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
About the editors and contributors
Foreword

Introduction: Seeds sown
Bozena Merrick and Di Gammage

Part I: Therapeutic holding
1. Ecopsychotherapy with children and young people in mind: attachment to place, nature, and landscape
Alix Hearn

2. Airy creatures: using somatic countertransference to ground autistic states in child psychotherapy
Magda Raczynska

3. The absent other: reflections on the absence of male, integrative child and adolescent psychotherapists
Jamie Butterworth

Part II: Race and cultural identity
4. Meet them where they are: integrative psychotherapy with refugee children and young people
Evania Inward

5. Unveiling racial trauma in the practice of the integrative child and adolescent psychotherapist
Audrey Adeyemi

6. Understanding the trauma and implications of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) through child psychotherapy
Irene Mburu

7. Working with children and young people in the Orthodox Jewish Community
Zisi Schleider

8. Go well: Exploring themes of grief and loss in therapy with children and young people
Tasha Bailey

Part III: Neurodivergence and differently wired brains
9. Working therapeutically with uniquely wired children
Sasha Morphitis

10. Is it too late? The contribution of the integrative child psychotherapist to those affected by Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Anna Tuttle

Part IV: Systemic issues and working within systems
11. An ongoing conversation…What (really) works in therapeutic residential care
Kelly Brackett

12. Working through play on the mentalizing capacity of controlling-caregiving children who suffered early relational trauma
Nadja Rolli

Index