Winnicott, D.W. <br/><br/>
The family and individual development/ 
D.W. Winnicott 
 - London ;  Routledge,  2006. 
 - 262 p.  PB 
<br/><br/>PARTI<br/>^  The first year of life: modern views on the<br/>emotional development<br/>2  The relationship of a mother to her baby at<br/>the beginning<br/>3  Growth and development in immaturity<br/>4  On security<br/>5  The five-year-old<br/>6  Integrative and disruptive factors in family life<br/>7  Thefamily affected by depressive illness in one<br/>or both parents<br/>8  The effect of psychosis on family life<br/>9  The effect of psychotic parents on the<br/>emotional development of the child<br/>10 Adolescence: struggling through the doldrums<br/>11 The family and emotional maturity<br/>PART II<br/>12 Theoretical statement of the field of child<br/>psychiatry<br/>13 The contribution of psycho-analysis to midwifery<br/>14 Advising parents<br/>15 Casework with mentally ill children<br/>16 The deprived child and how he can be<br/>compensated for loss of family life<br/>17 Croup influences and the maladjusted child;<br/>the school aspect<br/>18 Some thoughts on the meaning of the word<br/>democracy 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415402774 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>155.4  / WIN/F