Infant mental health: Monitoring our movement into the twenty-first
    century.
    Michael Trout (IMHJ 1988, Vol 9, No. 3 Fall, pp. 191-200.)
    The Infant-Parent Institute, Champaign, IL

A new approach for training infant intervention specialists.
    Anita M. Farel, Donald B. Bailey, Jr. & Karen J. O'Donnell
    (IMHJ 1987, Vol. 8, No. 1 Spring, pp. 76-85.)
    University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
 

Developing the internal observer in professionals in training.
    Judith Trowell & Margaret Rustin (IMHJ 1991, Vol. 12, No. 3
    Fall, pp. 233-245.)
    The Tavistock Clinic, London

U. N. International treaty on children's rights.
    Claire Brisset (IMHJ 1990, Vol. 11, No. 3 Fall, pp. 213-217.)
    UNICEF, Geneva

Mental stress on children exposed to war and natural catastrophes.
    Alexandre Minkowski, Linda Morisseau, Paul Marciano. Christiane
    Hurau-Rendu, Francoise Cukier-Hemeury, & Catherine Guillaumet
    (IMHJ 1993, Vol. 14, No. 4 Winter, pp. 273-282.)
    University Rene Descartes-Paris

Gender and infant psychiatry.
    Brigid Jordan (IMHJ 1992, Vol. 13, No. 4 Winter, pp. 288-295.)
    Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia

The origins of mother blaming: Historical perspectives on childhood and
    motherhood.
    Denise P. Sommerfeld (IMHJ 1989, Vol. 10, No. 1 Spring, pp. 14-24.)
    Dalhousie University , Nova Scotia, Canada

Stress for families today.
    T. Berry Brazelton (IMHJ 1988, Vol 9, No. 1 Spring, pp. 65-71.)
    The Children's Hospital, Boston

In great-grandma's nursery.
    Cathleen Erin McGreal (IMHJ 1988, Vol. 9, No. 4 Winter,
    pp. 305-318.)
    Michigan State University

Infant mental health issues in the USSR.
    Olga V. Bazhenova & Galina V. Scoblo (IMHJ 1992, Vol. 13, No. 4
    Winter, pp. 337-352.)
    Moscow, Russia
 
 
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