Judith M. Mishne
Affiliations: | New York University, New York, NY, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Renee S. Jacoby | grad student | 2000 | NYU |
| Dana C. Dorfman | grad student | 2001 | NYU |
| Roy J. Laird | grad student | 2001 | NYU |
| David M. Rappaport | grad student | 2001 | NYU |
| Jill M. Sukenick | grad student | 2001 | NYU |
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| Mishne JM. (2001) Psychological Trauma in Adolescence: Familial Disillusionment and Loss of Personal Identity American Journal of Psychoanalysis. 61: 63-83 |
| Mishne JM. (1996) Therapeutic challenges in clinical work with adolescents Clinical Social Work Journal. 24: 137-152 |
| Mishne JM. (1993) Dilemmas in provision of urban mental health services for latency age children Child &Amp; Adolescent Social Work Journal. 10: 271-287 |
| Mishne JM. (1993) Primary nocturnal enuresis: A psychodynamic clinical perspective Child &Amp; Adolescent Social Work Journal. 10: 469-496 |
| Mishne J. (1992) The grieving child: Manifest and hidden losses in childhood and adolescence Child &Amp; Adolescent Social Work Journal. 9: 471-490 |
| Mishne JM. (1992) Ethical assessment and moral reasoning in child therapy Child &Amp; Adolescent Social Work Journal. 9: 3-19 |
| Mishne JM. (1991) Non-traditional psychoanalytic psychotherapy with borderline adolescents Child &Amp; Adolescent Social Work Journal. 8: 175-201 |
| Mishne J. (1987) Book Review: Young Children in Family TherapyYoung Children in Family Therapy. By ZilbachJoan J.. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1986. 165 pp. $25.00. Social Casework. 68: 573-574 |
| Mishne JM. (1986) Book Review: Suicide in Children and Adolescents Social Casework. 67: 125-127 |
| Mishne J. (1984) Criteria for selecting treatment interventions with adolescents Child &Amp; Adolescent Social Work Journal. 1: 219-234 |