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Also by the Authors Title Page Copyright Page About the Authors Preface Acknowledgments Contents PART I. Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Overview and Conceptual Framework
1. The Impact of Trauma and Grief on Children and Families
What Constitutes Childhood Trauma? What Are Trauma Symptoms? Traumatic Grief in Children Trauma- and Grief-Focused Treatment Summary
2. Assessment Strategies for Traumatized Children
Evaluating Traumatic Exposure Assessing PTSD Symptoms Assessing Other Psychiatric Disorders Assessment of Childhood Traumatic Grief Providing Feedback to the Family about the Assessment
3. The TF-CBT Model: How It Works
Gradual Exposure and Phase-Based Treatment Development of the TF-CBT Model Individual Child, Individual Parent, and Conjoint Treatment Sessions Session Structure and Flexibility The Benefits of Parental Involvement in Treatment The Issue of Confidentiality and Encouraging Open Parent–Child Communication Parental Participation Dilemmas The Importance of Culture in the TF-CBT Model The Importance of Adjunctive Services When Needed General Considerations in Using This Book Summary
4. Research on TF-CBT
Summary
5. The Role of the TF-CBT Therapist
The Centrality of the Therapeutic Relationship The Importance of Therapist Judgment, Skill, and Creativity Therapist Qualifications and Training Troubleshooting
PART II. Trauma-Focused Components
Introduction to the TF-CBT Components 6. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 1. Trauma Psychoeducation
Psychoeducation about the TF-CBT Model of Treatment Psychoeducation for Children Experiencing Traumatic Grief Troubleshooting
7. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 2. Parenting Skills
Functional Analyses Praise Selective Attention Time-Out Contingency Reinforcement Programs Parenting Skills for Adolescents Troubleshooting
8. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 3. Relaxation Skills
Focused Breathing/Mindfulness/Meditation Progressive Muscle Relaxation Relaxation for Children with Traumatic Grief Relaxation for Parents Other Relaxation Techniques Troubleshooting
9. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 4. Affective Expression and Modulation Skills
Feeling Identification with Children Affective Expression with Parents Thought Interruption and Positive Imagery Positive Self-Talk Enhancing the Child’s Sense of Safety Enhancing Problem-Solving and Social Skills Social Skills Building Managing Difficult Affective States Affective Modulation for Children with Traumatic Grief Affective Modulation for Parents Troubleshooting
10. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 5. Cognitive Coping and Processing Skills: The Cognitive Triangle
Types of Inaccurate and Unhelpful Thoughts The Cognitive Triangle for Parents Enhancing the Surviving Parent’s Sense of Safety Troubleshooting
11. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 6. Trauma Narration and Processing, Part I: Trauma Narration
Introducing Trauma Narration and Processing The Trauma Narration Process Trauma Narration for Children with Traumatic Grief Sharing the Trauma Narrative with the Parent Troubleshooting
12. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 6. Trauma Narration and Processing, Part 2: Cognitive Processing
Exploring and Correcting Inaccurate or Unhelpful Cognitions Cognitive Processing of Traumatic Death Cognitively Processing the Child’s Trauma Narration with Parents Troubleshooting
13. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 7. In Vivo Mastery of Trauma Reminders
Distinguishing between Innocuous and Reality-Based Fears Designing an Effective In Vivo Plan Troubleshooting
14. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 8. Conjoint Child–Parent Sessions
Conjoint Child–Parent Sessions to Share Trauma Narration and Processing Other Activities for Conjoint Child–Parent Sessions Troubleshooting
15. TRAUMA-FOCUSED COMPONENT 9. Enhancing Future Safety and Development
Personal Safety Skills Training Concepts to Incorporate into Safety Skills Training Troubleshooting
16. Group Application of Trauma-Focused Components
Practical and Clinical Benefits of Group TF-CBT Group TF-CBT Guidelines Troubleshooting
PART III. Grief-Focused Components
Introduction to the Grief-Focused Components 17. GRIEF-FOCUSED COMPONENT 1. Grief Psychoeducation
Grief Psychoeducation for Children Exposure to Death in the Abstract Gradual but Direct Exposure to Personal Experience of Another’s Death Grief Psychoeducation for Parents Troubleshooting
18. GRIEF-FOCUSED COMPONENT 2. Grieving the Loss and Resolving Ambivalent Feelings: “What I Miss and What I Don’t Miss”
Grieving the Loss: “What I Miss” Resolving Ambivalent Feelings: “What I Don’t Miss” Grieving the Loss and Addressing Ambivalent Feelings: For Parents Troubleshooting
19. GRIEF-FOCUSED COMPONENT 3. Preserving Positive Memories
Preserving Positive Memories for Children Preserving Positive Memories for Parents Troubleshooting
20. GRIEF-FOCUSED COMPONENT 4. Redefining the Relationship and Committing to Present Relationships
Redefining the Relationship for Children Redefining the Relationship for Parents Concerns about the Ability to Raise Children Alone Troubleshooting
21. Treatment Review and Closure
Making Meaning of Trauma Experiences Preparing for Treatment Termination Troubleshooting
APPENDIX 1. Handouts for Families APPENDIX 2. TF-CBT Implementation Resources: Books and Games to Use during Treatment APPENDIX 3. Additional Professional Resources TF-CBT Training References Index About Guilford Press Discover Related Guilford Books
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