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According to Wikipedia , Judith Ida Kestenberg was a child psychiatrist who worked with Holocaust survivors. She founded the International Study of Organized Persecution of Children an organization that coordinated the psychologically informed interviews of over 1500 child survivors throughout much of the world. She was also the lead creator of the Kestenberg Movement Profile , used to create a psychological profile based exclusively on movement patterns.
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1960 1970 1980 1990 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 162.5 Published Works Outside and Inside, Male and Female (1968) Vicissitudes of Female Sexuality (1956) Children and parents : psychoanalytic studies in development (1975) (75)On the Development of Maternal Feelings in Early Childhood: Observations and Reflections (1956) Psychoanalyses of Children of Survivors From the Holocaust: Case Presentations and Assessment (1980) Psychoanalytic contributions to the problem of children of survirors from Nazi persecution. (1972) (65)The role of movement patterns in development. II. Flow of tension and effort. (1965) The Last Witness: The Child Survivor of the Holocaust (1996) The sense of belonging and altruism in children who survived the Holocaust. (1988) (47)A metapsychological assessment based on an analysis of a survivor''s child (1982) (44)THE ROLE OF MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN DEVELOPMENT. I. RHYTHMS OF MOVEMENT. (1965) The Role of Movement Patterns in Development: III. The Control of Shape (1967) Phases of adolescence: with suggestions for a correlation of psychic and hormonal organizations. II. Prepuberty diffusion and reintegration. (1967) Psychological Trauma and the Adult Survivor. Theory, Therapy, and Transformation (1992) Phases of adolescence with suggestions for a correlation of psychic and hormonal organizations. I. Antecedents of adolescent organizations in childhood. (1967) The Inner-Genital Phase—Prephallic and Preoedipal (1982) Survivor-parents and their children. (1982) (30)The Role of Movement Patterns in Development by Judith S. Kestenberg, M.D., with the collaboration of K. Mark Sossin. New York: Dance Notation Bureau Press, 1979. 2 Vols. 138 pp. and 164 pp. Illustrated, bibliography. $7.95/vol . (1981) Transposition revisited: Clinical, therapeutic, and developmental considerations. (1989) (27)Children who survived the Holocaust. The role of rules and routines in the development of the superego. (1986) (26)Child survivors of the holocaust--40 years later: reflections and commentary. (1985) What a psychoanalyst learned from the Holocaust and genocide. (1993) (22)Prevention, infant therapy, and the treatment of adults. 1. Toward understanding mutuality. (1977) (19)Prevention, infant therapy, and the treatment of adults: 2. Mutual holding and holding-oneself-up. (1977) (17)With Suggestions for a Correlation of Psychic and Hormonal Organizations (1967) Imagining and remembering. (1987) (16)Children Under The Nazi Yoke (1992) Growing up in the Holocaust culture. (1983) (14)Child survivors of the Holocaust. (1988) Regression and reintegration in pregnancy. (1976) (12)Development of the Young Child as Expressed Through Bodily Movement. I. (1971) Children during the Nazi reign : psychological perspective on the interview process (1994) (9)Problems of technique of child analysis in relation to the various developmental stages: prelatency. (1969) On Narcissism and Masochism in the Fetus and the Neonate (1990) (6)Phases of adolescence: with suggestions for a correlation of psychic and hormonal organizations. 3. Puberty growth, differentiation, and consolidation. (1968) (6)Insights from the Blind. Comparative Studies of Blind and Sighted Children. By Selma Fraiberg, with the collaboration of Louis Fraiberg. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1977. 297 pp. (1979) Comments on Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool (1973) Memories from early childhood. (1988) (3)A developmental approach to disturbances of sex-specific identity. (1971) (3)Maternity and Paternity in the Developmental Context: Contribution to Integration and Differentiation as a Procreative Person (1980) Notes on ego development. (1953) (2)Kestenberg's discussion of Sherfey's paper on female sexuality. (1968) (1)Pseudo-schizophrenia in childhood and adolescence. (1952) (1)Rhythm and organization in obsessive-compulsive development. (1966) (1)[Statistics of one hundred neuroleptic treatments in chronic psychoses]. (1956) (1)Acting out in the analysis of children and adults. (1968) (1)The Adolescent : physical development, sexuality and pregnancy (1972) (1)[Late sequelae in persecuted children]. (1993) (1)[Children of survivors from Nazi persecution. Psychoanalytic contributions]. (1974) (1)The history of an autistic child; clinical data and interpretation. (1954) (1)[Various technical remarks on the management of treatments with tranquilizing drugs]. (1956) (1)Entrancement of the mother with her young baby: implications for the older sibling (1983) (0)[Neuroses prevention and therapy]. (1981) (0)[Rhythm and organization in obsessional compulsive development]. (1967) (0)The debate on day care continued. (1989) Review of How can we commit the unthinkable? Genocide: The human cancer. (1984) [Contributions of child psychoanalysis: reflections after the fact]. (1971) (0)[Reform of psychiatric welfare: distric medicosocial service]. (1958) (0)The psychological consequences of punitive institutions. (1981) (0)The three faces of femininity. (1980) (0)[On rereading "Terminated analysis and interminable analysis". Conclusion]. (1968) (0)DIALOGUES WITH MOTHERS (1964) Discussion (1968) Early fears and early defences; selected problems. (1946) (0)The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, Vol. XXVII. New York: Quadrangle Books, 1973. 700 pp. (1974) [Notes on the treatment by analytic psychodrama of hospitalized psychotic patients]. (1968) (0)[Contributions of child psychoanalysis (symposium, Geneva 1970)]. (1971) (0)[The complex character of feminine identity. Considerations of the developmental course]. (1988) (0)Book Review: Children of Divorce (1954) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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