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Adolescents in Crisis offers a psychoanalytic perspective on the complex that can arise when young people renegotiate their relationship with the world and their own bodies as they experience puberty.
This edited collection explores the tension adolescents often experience between their wish to change and develop and their desire to lean into stasis to maintain their pre-pubescent way of relating to their own self and others. Covering the period from pre-teen years to the dawn of adulthood, and including clinical vignettes throughout, the contributors look at issues such as isolation, self-harm, eating disorders, gender identity and delinquent behaviors which are often used as defense strategies against the feelings of powerlessness and inadequacy that puberty can invoke. Each chapter draws on traditional and contemporary psychoanalytic thought to help the reader understand these anxieties and provide guidance on how the therapist, parent and adolescent can work through them together, allowing the young person to explore new ways of managing their anxieties.
Part of the 101 Kids books series, this book is an invaluable resource for psychoanalysts and psychotherapists working with young people, as well as teachers, social workers and parents dealing with adolescents in difficulty.
Contents
Introductions 1. Identity Formation in Adolescence 2. The devil and the deep blue sea: dyadic narcissism and the problem of individuation 3. Preadolescence, the silence of words and the words of the body 4. Growing up in digital times and the adolescent's experience of being in-a-body 5. Leaving the shallow ends for deep water: collaborative work with parents and adolescents 6. Work with parents of adolescent patients 7. Reflections on eating disorders in children and adolescents 8. Assessing delinquency in adolescence 9. Risk of self-harm and suicide in adolescence 10. On developmental breakdown: A conversation with Egle Laufer Glossary
