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Subject: Holding Therapy

Advocates for Children in Therapy (2002)

Attachment therapy: child abuse by another name.

Loveland, CO: Advocates for Children in Therapy

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Boris N. W. (2003)

Attachment, aggression and holding: a cautionary tale.

Attachment and Human Development

5(3), pp. 245-247.

Grandin T. (1989)

An autistic person's view of holding therapy.

Communication

23(3), pp. 75-78.

Jolliffe T. , Lakesdown R. , Robinson C. (1992)

Autism, a personal account.

Communication

26(3), pp. 12-19.

Lindt M. (1988)

Holding and the person-centered approach: experience and reflection.

Person-Centered Review

3(2), pp. 229-240

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Mercer J. (2002)

Attachment therapy A treatment without empirical support.

Scientific Review of Mental Health Practice

1(2),

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Mercer J. (2013)

Holding therapy: a harmful mental health intervention.

Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies

18(2), pp. 70-76.

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Pignotti M. , Mercer J. (2007)

Holding therapy and dyadic developmental psychotherapy are not supported and acceptable social work interventions: A systematic research synthesis revisited.

Research on Social Work Practice

17(4), pp. 513-519.

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Sainsbury C. (1999)

Holding therapy: an autistic perspective.

Communication

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Silverman C. (2010)

'Birdwatching and baby-watching': Niko and Elisabeth Tinbergen's ethological approach to autism.

History of Psychiatry

21(2), pp. 176-189

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Tinbergen N. , Tinbergen A. (1983)

Autistic children: New hope for a cure.

London: Allen and Unwin

Welch M. G. (1998)

Holding time.

London: Century Hutchinson

Welch M. G. , Chaput P. (1988)

Mother-child holding therapy and autism.

Pennsylvania Medicine

9(10), pp. 33-38

Welch M. G. (1989)

Toward prevention of developmental disorders.

Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health

3(4), pp. 319-328.

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