Child and Adolescent Therapy by Shapiro, Jeremy P. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Contents Title Copyright Preface: The Therapist’s Challenge Acknowledgments Part I: The Tools of the Therapist

Chapter 1: Therapy Fundamentals

The Therapeutic Orientation toward Clients Getting Started Basic Child Therapy Skills Helping Clients Open Up Therapeutic Collaborations Collaborating with Other Child-Serving Systems Termination Summary

Chapter 2: Behavior Therapy

Learning Theory Assessment and Case Formulation Change Processes Outcome Research The Therapist’s Style Relaxation Training Systematic Desensitization Contingency Contracting Social Skills Training Summary

Chapter 3: Cognitive Therapy

Cognitive Theory Assessment and Case Formulation Change Processes Outcome Research The Therapist’s Style Self-Monitoring Self-Instruction Self-Reinforcement Cognitive Restructuring Socratic Questioning Tests of Evidence Naming Cognitive Distortions Personal Experiments Summary

Chapter 4: Psychodynamic Therapy

Psychoanalytic Theory Assessment and Case Formulation Change Processes Outcome Research The Therapist’s Style Facilitating the Expression of Material Interpretation and Insight Life Education Corrective Emotional Experience Summary

Chapter 5: Constructivism: Solution-Oriented and Narrative Therapy

Postmodernism and the Social Construction of Reality Assessment and Case Formulation Change Processes Outcome Research The Therapist’s Style Solution-Oriented Therapy Techniques Narrative Therapy Techniques Summary

Chapter 6: Family Systems Therapy

Systems Theory Assessment and Case Formulation Change Processes Outcome Research The Therapist’s Style Combining Family and Individual Modalities Facilitating Communication Psychoeducation Systemic Insight Reframing Treating Enmeshment and Disengagement Therapist Directives Treating Negative Feedback Loops Treating Positive Feedback Loops Extended Family and Multigenerational Therapy Summary

Chapter 7: Atheoretical and Transtheoretical Techniques

Miscellaneous Techniques Parent Counseling Providing Information and Direction to Clients Meeting the Client Halfway Incorporating Experiences into New Structures of Meaning Summary

Part II: The Needs of Clients

The Controversy: How Should Counselors Plan Therapy? The Case for Outcome Research What the Research Says Mediators and Moderators of Treatment Effects The Limitations of Outcome Research What the Research Does Not Say Bridging the Gap between Research and Practice When to Consider Techniques without Strong Empirical Support Summary

Chapter 9: Cultural Factors in Therapy

The Role of Culture in Psychotherapy Assessment and Case Formulation The Therapist’s Style Connecting the Cultures of Therapy and Client Conflicts between Client Cultures and the Predominant Culture Addressing Prejudice and Discrimination Culturally Specific Adaptations of Therapeutic Approaches Bringing Spirituality into Therapy Summary

Chapter 10: Disruptive Behavior Disorders in Children

Diagnoses Treated in This Chapter Clinical Presentation and Etiology Assessment Treatment Planning Behavioral-Systemic Parent Training The Collaborative Problem Solving Approach Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with the Child Psychodynamic Therapy Summary

Chapter 11: Disruptive Behavior Disorders in Adolescents

Diagnoses Treated in This Chapter Clinical Presentation and Etiology Assessment Treatment Planning Behavioral-Systemic Therapy Substance Abuse Psychodynamic Therapy Parent Counseling Summary

Chapter 12: Aggression and Violence

Diagnoses Treated in This Chapter Clinical Presentation and Etiology Assessment Treatment Planning Interventions Addressing Attitudes, Values, and Motivation Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Systems-Oriented Intervention Summary

Chapter 13: Anxiety

Diagnoses Treated in This Chapter Clinical Presentation and Etiology Assessment Treatment Planning Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Family Therapy and Parent Counseling Summary

Chapter 14: Depression

Diagnoses Treated in This Chapter Clinical Presentation and Etiology Assessment Treatment Planning Special Topic: Suicide Risk Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Family Therapy and Parent Counseling Interpersonal Therapy Summary

Chapter 15: Stress and Trauma

Diagnoses Treated in This Chapter Clinical Presentation and Etiology Coping with Stress and Trauma Assessment Treatment Planning Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Constructivist Therapy Systems-Oriented Intervention Therapy for Parental Divorce Therapy for Bereavement Therapy for Sexual Abuse Summary

Afterword: The Therapist’s Experience References Author Index Subject Index