The Palgrave Handbook of Child Mental Health [electronic resource] /
Lester, Jessica Nina.editor.
O'Reilly, Michelle.editor.
A landmark publication in the field, this state of the art reference work includes contributions from leading thinkers across a range of disciplines on topics including ADHD, autism, depression, eating disorders and trauma. It is an essential resource for all those involved or interested in child mental health.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: -- PrefacePART I: THE PLACE OF CONVERSATION/DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN CHILD MENTAL HEALTH1. The Value of Conversation Analysis for Child Mental Health; Alessandra Fasulo2. The Value of Conversation Analysis: A Child Psychiatrist's Perspective; Khalid Karim3. The Value of Discourse Analysis: A Clinical Psychologist's View; Nikki Kiyimba4. Looking or Spotting? A Conversation Analytic Perspective on Interaction Between a Humanoid Robot, a Co-Present Adult and a Child with an ASD; Paul Dickerson and Ben Robins5. ADHD: The Discursive Implications; Adam RafalovichPART II: A CRITICAL APPROACH TO CHILD MENTAL HEALTH6. Discourses on Children's Mental Health: A Critical Review; Tom Strong and Monica Sesma-Vazquez7. Child Mental Health: A Discourse Community; Stephen Gilson and Liz DePoy8. The Social Construction of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD); Sami Timimi and Lewis Timimi9. Moral Evaluations in Repertoires of ADHD; Mary Horton-Salway and Alison Davies10. Leaving Melancholia: Disruptive Mood Dsyregulation Disorder; Valerie Harwood11. Why Does a Systemic Psychotherapy 'Work'?; Sim Roy-ChowdhuryPART III: THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF NORMAL/ABNORMAL12. Red Flags: The Social Construction of a Sympton; David Giles13. The Production of the 'Normal Child': Exploring Co-Constructions of Parents, Children and Therapists; Charlotte Brownlow and Andrea Lamont-Mills14. Should Autism be Classified as a Mental Illness/Disability? Evidence from Empirical Work; Michelle O'Reilly, Khalid Karim and Jessica Lester15. Subjectivity in Autistic Language: A Reapprasial of Pronoun Avoidance and Reversal; Laura Sterponi, Kenton de Kirby and Jennifer Shankey16. Normative Development and the Autistic Child; Lindsay O'Dell and Charlotte BrownlowPART IV: SITUATING AND EXPLORING CHILD MENTAL HEALTH DIFFICULTIES17. A Conversation Analysis of the Problem Presentation Phase of Initial Assessment Appointments in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service; Victoria Stafford and Khalid Karim18. The Discursive Construction of Problem Behaviours of Children with Autism in Therapy; Jessica Lester and Michelle O'Reilly19. Name-Calling by a Child with Asperger's Syndrome; Johanna Rendle-Short, Susan Danby and Ray Wilkinson20. Attachment Processes and Eating Disorders in Families: Research and Clinical Implications; Rudi Dallos and Sarah Pitt21. Using Discourse Analysis to Study Online Forums for Yound People who Self-Harm; Janet Smithson22. Using Conversation Analysis for Understanding Children's Talk about Traumatic Events; Amanda Bateman, Susan Danby and Justine Howard23. Food, Eating and 'Eating Disorders': Analysing Adolescents' Discourse; Maxine Woolhouse and Katy DayPART V: MANAGING PROBLEM BEHAVIOUR24. Nonverbal Communication as Interactional Resources for Children with Autism: A Discourse Analysis of the Rhetoric of Communication Privilege; Jessica Lester25. Parents' Resources for Facilitating the Activities of Children with Autism at Home; Monica Ramey and John Rae26. Managing and Normalising Emotions and Behaviour: A Conversation Analytic Study of ADHD Coaching; Louise Bradley and Carly Butler27. How Expectation to Speak Influences an Interaction Involving a Child with Selective Mutism: A Conversation Analysis Case Study; Hanna Scha;fer and Tom Muskett28. "I'm Happy with Who I Am": A Discursice Analysis of the Self-Characterisation Practices of Boys in "Behaviour" Schools; Linda J. GrahamPART VI: CHILD MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE29. Therapeutic Vision: Eliciting Talk about Feelings in Child Counselling for Family Separation; Ian Hutchbuy30. Parents' Negative Positioning of Children in Family Therapy: A Discursive Argument for Purposeful Inclusion and Exclusion of children; Nikki Kiyimba and Michelle O'Reilly31. Parentification: client and Counsellor Talk on a Helpline for Children and Young People; Susan Danby, Jakob Cromdal, Johanna Rendle-Short, Carly W. Butler, Karin Osvaldsson and Michael Emmison32. "And You? What Do You Think Then?" Taking Care of Thought and Reasoning in Intellectual Disability; Marilena Fatigante, Saverio Bafaro and Margherita Orsolini33. "You Just Have to be Cheerful Really": Children's Accounts of Ordinariness in Trauma Recovery Talk.
A landmark publication in the field, this state of the art reference work includes contributions from leading thinkers across a range of disciplines on topics including ADHD, autism, depression, eating disorders and trauma. It is an essential resource for all those involved or interested in child mental health.
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