Conference
Chair: Brett Kahr
Senior
Research Fellow in
Psychotherapy at The
Winnicott Clinic. Senior
Lecturer in Psychotherapy
at Regents College,
London. Author of the
award winning biography of
Donald Winnicott. Editor
of The Legacy of Winnicott.
Essays on Infant and Child
Mental Health. Director
for ten years of The
British Institute of
Psychohistory on
Psychoanalysis and Child
Abuse.
‘Reaching
Autistic Children
Hanna
Alonim (Rosh Pinna,
Israel): See previous
page.
Reaching
out to Children with
Asperger’s Syndrome
(based on a paper which
won the Francis Tustin
Memorial Prize in Los
Angeles)
Maria
Pozzi: Child and Adult
Psychotherapist with
particular experience in
working with children with
Asperger’s Syndrome and
ADHD. Teacher at the
Tavistock Clinic, The
British Association of
Psychotherapy and The
London Centre for
Psychotherapy. Author of
Ritalin for Whom? (Journal
of Child Psychotherapy).
Psychotherapist for The
Child and Adolescent
Mental Health Service
Stevenage.
Reaching
Out to Children Who Need
to Hate
Margot
Sunderland: Convenor, The
Centre for Child Mental
Health, London. Head of
the Children and Young
People section of the
United Kingdom Association
for Therapeutic
Counselling. Registered
Integrative Arts
Psychotherapist and Child
Therapeutic
Supervisor and Trainer.
Research area: The
neuroscience of human
interaction with
particular reference to
Child Mental Health.
Author of the books, Draw
on Your Emotions, Using
Story Telling as a
Therapeutic Tool with
Children and Stories for
Troubled Children.
Reaching
Withdrawn or Depressed
Infants
Stella
Acquarone: Director of The
School of Infant Mental
Health. Founder of The
Parent Infant Clinic,
London. Child
Psychotherapist at St
Annes Hospital, London.
Adolescent & Adult
Psychotherapist. Published
widely. Lectures around
the world on early autism,
infant psychotherapy and
child development.
Early
Humour in Typical
Development and in Autism
Dr
Vasudevi Reddy:
Developmental
Psychologist, Department
of Psychology, University
of Portsmouth. Research
area: The development of
communication and social
understanding in typical
and atypical development.
Reaching
Out to Babies with
Peculiar Behaviour in
Utero: A Case Study with
Video
Romana
Negri (Milan, Italy): See
previous page.
Early
Signs of Child
Psychosis and Thoughts on
Intervention
Henry
Massie, MD (Berkeley,
USA): See previous page.
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