Mothers Accused and Abused: Addressing Complex Psychological Needs brings together stories about women who are accused of harming, and in some cases killing, their children, children who subsequently harm or kill others and the challenges to professionals who work with them.
Mothers Accused and Abused: Addressing Complex Psychological Needs brings together stories about women who are accused of harming, and in some cases killing, their children, children who subsequently harm or kill others and the challenges to professionals who work with them.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Angela Foster is a psychiatric social worker, a psychoanalytic psychotherapist, supervisor and consultant working with clinical teams and individuals in mental health, forensic, substance misuse and child care services. She has published many papers and co-edited a number of books.
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List of contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Angela Foster PART ONE Setting the scene: Reflections on a ground-breaking book 1. Mother, madonna, whore: understanding perverse mothering: Reflections on a ground-breaking book Estela V. Welldon 2. Caring for the mother and as well as her children Angela Foster 3. Mothers and the law: Mythologies and stereotypes - a woman's lot? Helena Kennedy PART TWO The pain of relationships lived and re-lived 4. Infanticide, matricide or suicide Carine Minne 5. Treating violent men: The significance of the mother-son relationship Celia Taylor 6. Staff accused and abused: Managing anxiety, pain and distress in systems of care Angela Foster PART THREE Mothers in prison 7. Transition to motherhood and becoming a child-less mother in prison Laura Abbott 8. Therapy with a mother and baby in prison Pamela Windham Stewart 9. Cover stories: Art psychotherapy with mothers in prison who have killed or harmed their children Jessica Collier PART FOUR Interventions following child care proceedings 10. Last chance saloon: From repetition to growth, a young mother's journey in brief psychotherapy Fiona Henderson 11. Better outcomes and better justice: The Family Drug and Alcohol Court Steve Bambrough, Nicholas Crichton & Sheena Webb 12. The mother in mind: A therapeutic group for mothers who have had a child removed from their care Gwen Adshead & Anna Williams 13. Taking a break: The work of Pause Content provided by Pause PART FIVE Ways forward Ways forward Angela Foster, Beate Schumacher & Davina Jhummun Glossary of psychoanalytic terms Robert D. Hinshelwood Index
List of contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Angela Foster PART ONE Setting the scene: Reflections on a ground-breaking book 1. Mother, madonna, whore: understanding perverse mothering: Reflections on a ground-breaking book Estela V. Welldon 2. Caring for the mother and as well as her children Angela Foster 3. Mothers and the law: Mythologies and stereotypes - a woman's lot? Helena Kennedy PART TWO The pain of relationships lived and re-lived 4. Infanticide, matricide or suicide Carine Minne 5. Treating violent men: The significance of the mother-son relationship Celia Taylor 6. Staff accused and abused: Managing anxiety, pain and distress in systems of care Angela Foster PART THREE Mothers in prison 7. Transition to motherhood and becoming a child-less mother in prison Laura Abbott 8. Therapy with a mother and baby in prison Pamela Windham Stewart 9. Cover stories: Art psychotherapy with mothers in prison who have killed or harmed their children Jessica Collier PART FOUR Interventions following child care proceedings 10. Last chance saloon: From repetition to growth, a young mother's journey in brief psychotherapy Fiona Henderson 11. Better outcomes and better justice: The Family Drug and Alcohol Court Steve Bambrough, Nicholas Crichton & Sheena Webb 12. The mother in mind: A therapeutic group for mothers who have had a child removed from their care Gwen Adshead & Anna Williams 13. Taking a break: The work of Pause Content provided by Pause PART FIVE Ways forward Ways forward Angela Foster, Beate Schumacher & Davina Jhummun Glossary of psychoanalytic terms Robert D. Hinshelwood Index
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