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Papers

(The TQCC of Psychoanalytic Study of the Child is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
In Appreciation of Claudia Lament, PhD	18
The Development of a Psychoanalyst	12
Bridging the Divide: Contributions of Child Analysis to Working with Adults – an Introduction to the Section	8
Looking Through the Hourglass: The Importance of Our Words and Actions in Contemporary Child Psychoanalysis	8
Parent Work in the Development and Teaching of Child Analysis	6
When the Analytic Field Becomes a Minefield: Analyzing in the Post-9/11 Era	6
Reconsidering Development in Psychoanalysis	5
Looking Back Looking Forward: Parent-Infant Treatment in the Anni Bergman Home-Visiting Project	5
Upon the 75^th Anniversary of The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child	5
Honoring Fred Pine: A Study Evaluating the Role of Identification in Two Sisters Over 60 Years	4
Boys and Their Muscles: The Paternal Object in Muscle Dysmorphia	4
Climate Anxiety, Maturational Loss, and Adversarial Growth	4
Working as a Child Analyst in a Community Daycare Program	4
Nonlinear Dynamic Systems Theory: Its Use in Understanding Psychological Development and the Process of Change in Psychoanalysis	4
What about the Baby? Infancy and Parenting in the COVID-19 Pandemic	4
Custody Conflict as a Developmental Trauma	3
Marion Milner, A Contemporary Introduction	3
Editors’ Introduction	3
Elements of Therapeutic Action in Child Psychoanalysis: Some Problems with Trying to Provide a Corrective Emotional Experience	3
Listening for Trans Childism in Discursive Concern	2
Play, Containment, and Insights from Child Analysis	2
Childhood Bereavement Amidst Multiple Pandemics	2
What Do You Do at a Fork in the Road?	2
9/11 Twenty Years On: Fractured Identities; Fear of the Other; Forging a New Path for Our Children Introduction to the Section	2
A Brief History of Child Psychoanalytic Training	2

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis in a Changing World: Children on the Edge	2
Ping Chong and Company’s Beyond Sacred: Voices of Muslim Identity	2
Babies on the Brink: Training in Parent-Infant Psychoanalytic Interventions	2
Navigating Infantile Anxieties in a Traumatized Child and Family	2
A Crisis Hidden in Plain Sight: Climate Anxiety in Our Youth – Introduction to the Section	2
An Introduction to the Papers – Child Analysts in the Community – Daycare and Preschool Consultation and On-Site Services	2
Seeing, Knowing, and Finding Time: Attachment, Trauma, and Resilience in the Perinatal Period (And During a Pandemic)	2
With(in) Myself: Narcissistic Trajectories in the Animated Film “The Snowman” (1982)	1
Best Source of Hope: Care, Solidarity, Disobedience Reflected by the Climate Catastrophe	1
Profound Silence	1
Symbolic Payment: An Issue in the Setting of Child Psychoanalysis	1
Transference-Countertransference, Nonverbal Communication, and Interpretation in Child Analysis: Its Relevance for Adult Analysis	1
Listening to Infants and Parents: Observe, Reflect, and Embrace the Mess	1
Dyssynchrony, Surprise, and Multiple Perspectives	1
Teaching and Learning about Children in China	1
The Fred Pine Ph.D. Award for a Paper Contributing to Psychoanalytic Theory, Technique, or Development	1
Child and Adolescent Psychodynamic Therapy: Using Q-Methodology in Process Research	1
Ralph Greenson’s Child Analytic Understanding and Technique: A Heuristic Examination	1
Re-Visiting Fred Pine	1
Programs for Training in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy in China: An Introduction to the Section	1
Fred Pine: The Argument for a Developmental and Radically Open-Minded Psychoanalysis	1