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Clinical Practice of Cognitive Therapy with Children and Adolescents

by Robert D. Friedberg, Jessica M. McClure

Cognitive therapyCognitive therapy for childrenMethodsAdolescentChildCognitive therapy for teenagersCognitive Behavioral Therapy

Table of Contents: Case conceptualization Collaborative empiricism and guided discovery Session structure Introducing the treatment model and identifying problems Identifying and connecting feelings and thoughts Therapeutic Socratic dialogues Commonly used cognitive and behavioral techniques Creative applications of cognitive-behavioral therapy Homework Working with depressed children and adolescents Working with anxious children and adolescents Working with disruptive children and adolescents Working with youth diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders Working with parents Cognitive-behavioral family therapy.

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Book data: Open Library