Cyclic Vomiting in the Child Guidance Clinic

Child Guidance, the Clinic and the School

Pre anc* to which not far short of 500 children of J wSCh?01 or school age were referred last year. jn as dissatisfied with the task of acting merely Ca a first aid capacity relegated to picking up has es, anc* t^s' I trust healthy, dissatisfaction SlJ encouraged me to put forward here some hafesti?ns not only as to where things appear to as t6 ?one wrong but also, with less certainty, j0 how t...

The Child Guidance Clinic and Other Agencies

' PHE importance of good liaison between the Child Guidance Clinic and paediatrician is obvious; and clearly justifies a special comment m Mental Health, but there are many ?ther disciplines with whom good contact is equally as important; and many agencies with whom the clinic ^ust be prepared to work in close ^Elaboration if child and family are 0 be adequately helped. For it is essential to r...

Psycho-Therapy in a Child Guidance Clinic

What exactly do you do as a Psycho-therapist in a Child Guidance Clinic? How would you define your function and are there special factors operating in Child Guidance Clinic treatment? Is there a particular quality in the relationship between therapist and child, and are there limitations peculiar to therapy in the Child Guidance Clinic? These are questions we are increasingly being asked as the...

21st Child Guidance Inter-Clinic Conference

Guidance Clinic, Harrogate. Stephen Coates, M.A. (Cantab.), Principal Clinical Psychologist, Middlesex Hospital; Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street; Portman Clinic; Member of the Association of Child Psychotherapists. David Jones, O.B.E., Lecturer, National Institute for Social Work Training: formerly General Secretary, Family Service Units. To mark the occasion the Inner London Ed...

Adolescence: 20th Child Guidance Inter-Clinic Conference