Cognitive therapy with children and adolescents
a casebook for clinical practice
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Contributions
- Reinecke, Mark A. - Contributor
- Dattilio, Frank M. - Contributor
- Freeman, Arthur, 1942- - Contributor
Publication
1996 - Guilford Press, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
104,000 words, Guess
Page Count
416 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecognitivetherapy0000unse_1996
- ISBN-101572300221
- ISBN-139781572300224
- Goodreads4353098
- LibraryThing1174749
Classifications
- DDC618.92/89142
- LCCRJ505.C63 C65 1996
- LCCRJ505.C63C65 1996
Description
While cognitive-behavioral therapy has developed rapidly in recent years, its application with children and adolescents has received only minimal attention. Bringing the literature up to date and expanding the boundaries of contemporary cognitive-behavioral therapy, this much needed volume covers the myriad strategies and techniques that are changing clinical work with this population. Grounded in a strong developmental orientation, contributing authors address the wide range of disorders that confront mental health professionals in clinical practice. Ways to facilitate parental understanding and management of ADHD and academic problems are described, and the casebook features chapters on child sexual abuse, inpatient treatment, and play therapy as well. Throughout, case examples have been chosen for their applicability to a range of variations that clinicians may encounter with each disorder. Taken together, these cases comprise a comprehensive resource that clinicians treating children and adolescents will want to keep close at hand.
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Topics
Genres
- Case studies
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