Frances Thomson-Salo is Associate Professor and Consultant Infant Mental Health Clinician in the Centre for Women's Mental Health at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, Honorary Principal Fellow in the University of Melbourne's Department of Psychiatry, and Instructor in the University of Melbourne Graduate Diploma/Masters in Infant and Parent Mental Health, Australia.Laura Tognoli Pasquali is member of the International Psychoanalytical Association’s Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis and training and supervising analyst in the Italian Psychoanalytical Society.

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• About the editors and contributors Acknowledgements Series editor forewordIntroduction FRANCES THOMSON-SALOPART I Mainly clinical 1 A comprehensive approach to child abuse JORDI SALA2 Discussion of Jordi Sala’s paper IRMA BRENMAN PICK3 Child abuse as confusion of tongues LUIS JORGE MARTIN CABRÉ4 Todd: The analysis of a latency-aged boy who self-harmed MALI A. MANN5 The abused child – a sad, never-ending story: Some observations on abused children in the current refugee crisis MARIANNE LEUZINGER-BOHLEBER6 The making of an abuser JOHN WOODS7 The lost child LAURA TOGNOLI PASQUALI8 When something that should happen does not: The unwelcome child and his psychic vicissitudes MASSIMO VIGNA TAGLIANTI9 May your steel be as sharp as your final no! GEMMA ZONTINIPART II Protecting the care systems to prevent burnout 10 All in the same boat: The activity of the Abuse and Ill-Treatment Group MARIA PIA CONTE AND STEFANO BOMARSI11 Abused children: reflections on the model RENATA RIZZITELLI AND CAROLA DEL FAVERO12 ‘I am naked, not just barehanded!’ MARIA NACCARI CARLIZZI13 Abused children, caregivers, psychoanalysts: voices from the groups: Reflections on the model and its use ANNA MARIA RISSO14 What happens to pain: The evolution of the request ELISA ALICE PELLERANO AND IVANA POZZOLI15 The group is frightened and frightening CHIARA NAPOLI AND ANNA MARIA RISSOPART III Legal aspects: Task and role of the judiciary in child abuse 16 Protecting the child and assessing the evidence: Task and role of the judiciary in child abuse CRISTINA MAGGIAIndex

Frances Thomson-Salo is Associate Professor and Consultant Infant Mental Health Clinician in the Centre for Women's Mental Health at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, Honorary Principal Fellow in the University of Melbourne's Department of Psychiatry, and Instructor in the University of Melbourne Graduate Diploma/Masters in Infant and Parent Mental Health, Australia.Laura Tognoli Pasquali is member of the International Psychoanalytical Association’s Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis and training and supervising analyst in the Italian Psychoanalytical Society.

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• About the editors and contributors Acknowledgements Series editor forewordIntroduction FRANCES THOMSON-SALOPART I Mainly clinical 1 A comprehensive approach to child abuse JORDI SALA2 Discussion of Jordi Sala’s paper IRMA BRENMAN PICK3 Child abuse as confusion of tongues LUIS JORGE MARTIN CABRÉ4 Todd: The analysis of a latency-aged boy who self-harmed MALI A. MANN5 The abused child – a sad, never-ending story: Some observations on abused children in the current refugee crisis MARIANNE LEUZINGER-BOHLEBER6 The making of an abuser JOHN WOODS7 The lost child LAURA TOGNOLI PASQUALI8 When something that should happen does not: The unwelcome child and his psychic vicissitudes MASSIMO VIGNA TAGLIANTI9 May your steel be as sharp as your final no! GEMMA ZONTINIPART II Protecting the care systems to prevent burnout 10 All in the same boat: The activity of the Abuse and Ill-Treatment Group MARIA PIA CONTE AND STEFANO BOMARSI11 Abused children: reflections on the model RENATA RIZZITELLI AND CAROLA DEL FAVERO12 ‘I am naked, not just barehanded!’ MARIA NACCARI CARLIZZI13 Abused children, caregivers, psychoanalysts: voices from the groups: Reflections on the model and its use ANNA MARIA RISSO14 What happens to pain: The evolution of the request ELISA ALICE PELLERANO AND IVANA POZZOLI15 The group is frightened and frightening CHIARA NAPOLI AND ANNA MARIA RISSOPART III Legal aspects: Task and role of the judiciary in child abuse 16 Protecting the child and assessing the evidence: Task and role of the judiciary in child abuse CRISTINA MAGGIAIndex

Frances Thomson-Salo is Associate Professor and Consultant Infant Mental Health Clinician in the Centre for Women's Mental Health at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, Honorary Principal Fellow in the University of Melbourne's Department of Psychiatry, and Instructor in the University of Melbourne Graduate Diploma/Masters in Infant and Parent Mental Health, Australia.Laura Tognoli Pasquali is member of the International Psychoanalytical Association’s Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis and training and supervising analyst in the Italian Psychoanalytical Society.

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• About the editors and contributors Acknowledgements Series editor forewordIntroduction FRANCES THOMSON-SALOPART I Mainly clinical 1 A comprehensive approach to child abuse JORDI SALA2 Discussion of Jordi Sala’s paper IRMA BRENMAN PICK3 Child abuse as confusion of tongues LUIS JORGE MARTIN CABRÉ4 Todd: The analysis of a latency-aged boy who self-harmed MALI A. MANN5 The abused child – a sad, never-ending story: Some observations on abused children in the current refugee crisis MARIANNE LEUZINGER-BOHLEBER6 The making of an abuser JOHN WOODS7 The lost child LAURA TOGNOLI PASQUALI8 When something that should happen does not: The unwelcome child and his psychic vicissitudes MASSIMO VIGNA TAGLIANTI9 May your steel be as sharp as your final no! GEMMA ZONTINIPART II Protecting the care systems to prevent burnout 10 All in the same boat: The activity of the Abuse and Ill-Treatment Group MARIA PIA CONTE AND STEFANO BOMARSI11 Abused children: reflections on the model RENATA RIZZITELLI AND CAROLA DEL FAVERO12 ‘I am naked, not just barehanded!’ MARIA NACCARI CARLIZZI13 Abused children, caregivers, psychoanalysts: voices from the groups: Reflections on the model and its use ANNA MARIA RISSO14 What happens to pain: The evolution of the request ELISA ALICE PELLERANO AND IVANA POZZOLI15 The group is frightened and frightening CHIARA NAPOLI AND ANNA MARIA RISSOPART III Legal aspects: Task and role of the judiciary in child abuse 16 Protecting the child and assessing the evidence: Task and role of the judiciary in child abuse CRISTINA MAGGIAIndex