Treating Adolescents (Jossey-Bass Library of Current Clinical Technique) - Softcover

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HANS STEINER is professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences in the Division of Child Psychiatry at the Stanford University School of Medicine. IRVIN D. YALOM is professor emeritus of psychiatry at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He is the author of several basic textbooks, including the Classic Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy, as well as the best-selling trade book Love's Executioner and the award-winning novel When Nietzsche Wept.

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When children enter adolescence they experience rapid and complex changes in their biology, psychology, and social standing. Seemingly overnight, teenagers can manifest dramatic new syndromes as old ones persist in ever-evolving shapes and forms. Understandably, clinical treatment of this age group is a dynamic and challenging adventure.
Treating Adolescents presents a concise up-to-date summary of adolescent development and step-by-step guidance for the effective clinical treatment of specific issues--such as anxiety disorders, depression, eating disorders, somatization, conduct disorders, and psychosis. Written by experts in the treatment of adolescents, each of the contributors offers a blend of cutting-edge knowledge and clinical techniques in the area of their particular sub-specialty.
The volume is a jargon-free resource for front-line clinicians including psychologists, social workers, teachers, counselors, and pediatricians. Treating Adolescence offers a wealth of examples and specific suggestions to improve treatment skills, including information on:

• Creating a team-based approach that includes parents, teachers, social workers, pediatricians, and the mental health team.
• Dealing effectively with issues such as identity, suicide, and risk taking.
• Accessing when it is appropriate to adopt a parental role and how to quickly step-back into the role of professional.
• Recognizing the specific syndromes as they occur in the course of adolescent development.
• Responding to alcohol and drug addiction in this vulnerable population group.
• Structuring a treatment plan that is appropriate to adolescence.

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When children enter adolescence they experience rapid and complex changes in their biology, psychology, and social standing. Seemingly overnight, teenagers can manifest dramatic new syndromes as old ones persist in ever-evolving shapes and forms. Understandably, clinical treatment of this age group is a dynamic and challenging adventure. Treating Adolescents presents a concise up-to-date summary of adolescent development and step-by-step guidance for the effective clinical treatment of specific issues--such as anxiety disorders, depression, eating disorders, somatization, conduct disorders, and psychosis. Written by experts in the treatment of adolescents, each of the contributors offers a blend of cutting-edge knowledge and clinical techniques in the area of their particular sub-specialty. The volume is a jargon-free resource for front-line clinicians including psychologists, social workers, teachers, counselors, and pediatricians. Treating Adolescence offers a wealth of examples and specific suggestions to improve treatment skills, including information on:

• Creating a team-based approach that includes parents, teachers, social workers, pediatricians, and the mental health team.
• Dealing effectively with issues such as identity, suicide, and risk taking.
• Accessing when it is appropriate to adopt a parental role and how to quickly step-back into the role of professional.
• Recognizing the specific syndromes as they occur in the course of adolescent development.
• Responding to alcohol and drug addiction in this vulnerable population group.
• Structuring a treatment plan that is appropriate to adolescence.