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Karin Lindqvist

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Archive | 2017

Mentalization-Based Treatment for Children: A Time-Limited Approach

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

The development of mentalizing.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

Moving toward goodbye: Endings in time-limited MBT-C.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

When the capacity for mentalizing is underdeveloped or breaks down.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

The therapist stance in time-limited MBT–C.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

Time-limited MBT-C: A case study.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

Working with parents from a mentalization-based framework.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

The structure and aims of time-limited MBT–C.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

Conclusion: Looking back and looking forward.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

Archive | 2017

Direct work with children in time-limited MBT-C.

Nick Midgley; Karin Ensink; Karin Lindqvist; Norka Malberg; Nicole Muller

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Karin Ensink

Laval University

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Nick Midgley

University College London

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