The parent–therapist relationship is a central consideration in child counselling and
psychotherapy, particularly in private practice where parents are typically financially …

There is no existing qualitative synthesis of the music therapy literature on parents'
perspectives on their children's music therapy. This study seeks to fill this gap, motivated by …

The importance of working with the parents in a collaborative way when undertaking a
therapy with a young child is demonstrated. This paper illustrates the depth and the different …

This literature review adopted a systematic approach to explore and review all of the existing
journal literature on parent work in child psychotherapy; studies included span a range of …

Background & Aims: Psychoanalytically-informed parent work is central to the success of a
child's psychotherapy. Although well-documented in literature, there is a dearth of research …

Psychoanalytic parent-work is a routine intervention offered by Child and Adolescent
Psychotherapists in the UK. However, there remains a disjointedness in clinical approaches …

Background & Aims: Psychoanalytically-informed parent work is central to the success of a
child's psychotherapy. Although well-documented in literature, there is a dearth of research …

Literature project overviewing the various ways child psychoanalytic psychotherapists
currently engage with parents. Commonalities and divergence are discussed to clarify this …

There is no existing qualitative synthesis of the music therapy literature on parents'
perspectives on their children's music therapy. This study seeks to fill this gap, motivated by …

This thesis presents qualitative research exploring the place of parents and parent work in
child psychotherapy through the way in which child psychotherapists in England talk about …