Children In Treatment
Subtitle: a Primer For Beginning Psychotherapists
Contributors: Wanerman, Leon
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Hoboken
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 205
ISBN-13: 9781135064136; 9780876303337
Description: First published in 1988. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Notes: Print version record.
Table of contents: title: Front Cover; Children in Treatment: A Primer for Beginning Psychotherapists; Copyright Page; Foreword by Irving N. Berlin, M.D.; Contents; Introduction; I: The Developmental Perspective; 1. A. Developmental Approach to Mental Health Training; The Detailed Understanding of Individual Psychology; A Developmental Orientation; An Ego-Psychological Approach; 2. Developmental Stress Points; Losing a Tooth; The Birth of a Sibling; Going to Camp; Hospitalization; Sleeping in the Dark; Menarche; II: Practice Principles; 3. Special Aspects of Treatment of Children; 4. Questions Beginners Ask.; title: 5. Practice and ProtocolSupervision; ""Homework""; Appointments; Introductions; Confidentiality; Fees; Summary; 6. Toys and Play; III: Clinical Beginnings; 7. Diagnostic Assessments; Case 1; title: MarkRoss; Case 2; title: AliciaThomas; Case 3; title: PaulDumont; Case 4; title: MariaRamirez; 8. The Role of Psychological Testing; 9. Other Aidsto Diagnostic Assessment; Special Educational Assessment; Diagnostic Play Groups; Other Diagnostic Aids; 10. Beginning Again; Transferred Cases; Vacations; 11. Understanding and Working withParents; Maintaining the Alliance; The Value of Keeping Up-to-Date.; title: Giving Explanations, Information and AdviceModifying Interactions; Carrying ""No Blaming"" Too Far.