Ester S Buchholz
Biographic Data
| ID | 309509 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ester S Buchholz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ester S |
| FAMILY NAME | Buchholz |
| SIGNATURE | BUCHHOLZ E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | New York University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Handling Grief: A Doctor's Remedy for Unpreventable Loss
Book reviewed in this article: Parenthood Lost: Healing the Pain After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death, by Michael R. Berman
Team Collaboration: A Case Study of an Early Intervention Team
The study described in this article sought to examine the workings of an interdisciplinary team as a research entity and as a service provider. There were two levels of analysis in the study: the process of collaborating on the research and the results of the research observation of an interdisciplinary team in a clinical setting. An interdisciplinary research team studied the interaction of a single clinical team over a 6-month period working wi…
Reaching for Virtue, Stumbling on Sin: Concepts of Good and Evil in a Postmodern Era
"Neonatal temperament, maternal interaction, and the need for "alonetime
In one of a set of studies exploring the need for time alone throughout development, infant temperamental characteristics, their relation to infant needs for time alone, and maternal perceptions of these needs are examined via videotapings of the infants' signals of disengagement and engagement. Descriptive data based on three mother-infant dyads suggest that infants clearly signal their needs for rest and disengagement in the first eight weeks, …
En route to a harmony of being: Viewing aloneness as a need in development and child analytic work.
The construct aloneness, proposed as a basic-level human need, parallel to and of the same valency as attachment, is viewed in the process of development over the life span. We suggest that focus on attachment and object relations has kept the regulatory function of detachment, and thus aloneness, in partial eclipse. We offer examples from psychoanalytic treatments to illustrate the juxtaposition of aloneness and attachment in analytic discourse …
En route to a harmony of being: Viewing aloneness as a need in development and child analytic work
En route to a harmony of being: Viewing aloneness as a need in development and child analytic work
The concept of mental representations in light of recent infant research.
The concept of mental representations in light of recent infant research
The concept of mental representations in light of recent infant research
This article juxtaposes psychoanalytic thought with recent infant research toward an understanding of the range of meanings of the term mental representation
Socialist Criminology: Theories and Methodology
Team Collaboration: A Case Study of an Early Intervention Team
The study described in this article sought to examine the workings of an interdisciplinary team as a research entity and as a service provider. There were two levels of analysis in the study: the process of collaborating on the research and the results of the research observation of an interdisciplinary team in a clinical setting. An interdisciplinary research team studied the interaction of a single clinical team over a 6-month period working wi…
Socialist Criminology: Theories and Methodology
The concept of mental representations in light of recent infant research.
The concept of mental representations in light of recent infant research
The concept of mental representations in light of recent infant research
This article juxtaposes psychoanalytic thought with recent infant research toward an understanding of the range of meanings of the term mental representation
En route to a harmony of being: Viewing aloneness as a need in development and child analytic work.
The construct aloneness, proposed as a basic-level human need, parallel to and of the same valency as attachment, is viewed in the process of development over the life span. We suggest that focus on attachment and object relations has kept the regulatory function of detachment, and thus aloneness, in partial eclipse. We offer examples from psychoanalytic treatments to illustrate the juxtaposition of aloneness and attachment in analytic discourse …
En route to a harmony of being: Viewing aloneness as a need in development and child analytic work
En route to a harmony of being: Viewing aloneness as a need in development and child analytic work
"Neonatal temperament, maternal interaction, and the need for "alonetime
In one of a set of studies exploring the need for time alone throughout development, infant temperamental characteristics, their relation to infant needs for time alone, and maternal perceptions of these needs are examined via videotapings of the infants' signals of disengagement and engagement. Descriptive data based on three mother-infant dyads suggest that infants clearly signal their needs for rest and disengagement in the first eight weeks, …
Reaching for Virtue, Stumbling on Sin: Concepts of Good and Evil in a Postmodern Era
Team Collaboration: A Case Study of an Early Intervention Team
The study described in this article sought to examine the workings of an interdisciplinary team as a research entity and as a service provider. There were two levels of analysis in the study: the process of collaborating on the research and the results of the research observation of an interdisciplinary team in a clinical setting. An interdisciplinary research team studied the interaction of a single clinical team over a 6-month period working wi…
Handling Grief: A Doctor's Remedy for Unpreventable Loss
Book reviewed in this article: Parenthood Lost: Healing the Pain After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death, by Michael R. Berman
Psychology (10 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Child Therapy and Development (4 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (4 works) · Cognition (3 works) · Mental representation (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)