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• Cover Page
• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• Legal references
• List of boxes
• Foreword
• Acknowledgements
• Part 1 Theoretical Frameworks
• Introduction
• 1 Children’s rights: from dependence to autonomy
• 2 Therapy with children: the psychoanalytic tradition
• 3 Therapy and the rights of the child
• 4 The law relating to therapy with children: contrasting approaches
• Part 2 Case Examples
• 5 Parental oversight of therapy: the therapist as mediator
• 6 Reporting child abuse: the therapist as law enforcer
• 7 Provisional confidentiality in practice: the therapist as protector
• 8 Working with risk: the therapist as enabler
• Part 3 Therapy with Children – Some Conclusions
• 9 Empowering children: the case for therapy as a ‘confidential space’
• Appendix 1: Summary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) 1989
• Appendix 2: Resources
• References
• Index