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Contemporary Case Studies in Clinical Mental Health for Children and Adolescents by Jennifer N. Baggerly (2024, Trade Paperback)
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PublisherRowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
ISBN-101538173638
ISBN-139781538173633
eBay Product ID (ePID)3062517812
Product Key Features
Number of Pages336 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameContemporary Case Studies in Clinical Mental Health for Children and Adolescents
SubjectPediatrics, Psychotherapy / Child & Adolescent, Clinical Psychology, Psychotherapy / Counseling
Publication Year2024
TypeTextbook
AuthorJennifer N. Baggerly
Subject AreaPsychology, Medical
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Height0.7 in
Item Weight20.5 Oz
Item Length10 in
Item Width7 in
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Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN2023-038904
Reviews"Uniting an array of practitioners from the field, this publication provides a fresh, contemporary perspective on providing play therapy and counseling adolescents in the real world. The in-depth, practical content includes case examples, theory, sample case notes, and discussion questions. Including culture and diversity in each chapter fills a void in the play therapy literature. This publication will be an excellent addition to the mental health professional's and the play therapist's library." --Sueann G. Kenney-Noziska, MSW, LCSW, RPT-S, Play Therapy Corner, Las Cruces, New Mexico "It's essential for play therapists to keep themselves updated with the latest advancements in their field, particularly in the post-pandemic era. Thankfully, editors Baggerly and Drewes have provided a learning approach at the nexus of cultural humility, diversity, transtheoretical perspectives, and ethical inquiry. Contributing authors use case studies to demonstrate important steps in the play therapy process, from case conceptualization, treatment goal formulation, and theory-driven strategies, to session notes. What's more, each chapter concludes with thought-provoking discussion questions and extended resources to promote self and group reflexivity. What an important resource to remind us to never stop growing!" --Mary Anne Peabody, EdD, LCSW, RPT-S, University of Southern Maine "This volume does not shy away from complex and multi-layered mental health issues when working with children and adolescents through various play therapy modalities. Throughout, the chapters provide examples and guidance of how to conceptualise presenting problems within theoretical frameworks, and operationalize treatment with honour and respect for the client. Baggerly and Drewes are passionate that play therapy be available for children and adolescents from all backgrounds (regardless of race, sexual orientation, culture, socioeconomic, or immigration status), and that a diversity of clients are worthy of our respect and unconditional positive regard." --Karen Stagnitti, PhD, BOccThy, GCHE, emeritus professor, Deakin University, Australia "This is an important addition to the child and adolescent psychotherapy literature. Drs. Baggerly and Drewes, already published experts and practitioners on the topic, have gathered recognized authorities on a wide variety of approaches to child and adolescent work. This should be a foundational resource for both academics and therapists who work with this population." --Daniel Sweeney, PhD, George Fox University, It's essential for play therapists to keep themselves updated with the latest advancements in their field, particularly in the post-pandemic era. Thankfully, editors Baggerly and Drewes have provided a learning approach at the nexus of cultural humility, diversity, transtheoretical perspectives, and ethical inquiry. Contributing authors use case studies to demonstrate important steps in the play therapy process, from case conceptualization, treatment goal formulation, and theory-driven strategies, to session notes. What's more, each chapter concludes with thought-provoking discussion questions and extended resources to promote self and group reflexivity. What an important resource to remind us to never stop growing!, This volume does not shy away from complex and multi-layered mental health issues when working with children and adolescents through various play therapy modalities. Throughout, the chapters provide examples and guidance of how to conceptualise presenting problems within theoretical frameworks, and operationalize treatment with honour and respect for the client. Baggerly and Drewes are passionate that play therapy be available for children and adolescents from all backgrounds (regardless of race, sexual orientation, culture, socioeconomic, or immigration status), and that a diversity of clients are worthy of our respect and unconditional positive regard., Uniting an array of practitioners from the field, this publication provides a fresh, contemporary perspective on providing play therapy in the real world. The in-depth, practical content includes case examples, theory, sample case notes, and discussion questions. Including culture and diversity in each chapter fills a void in the play therapy literature. This publication will be an excellent addition to the play therapist's library., This is an important addition to the child and adolescent psychotherapy literature. Drs. Baggerly and Drewes, already published experts and practitioners on the topic, have gathered recognized authorities on a wide variety of approaches to child and adolescent work. This should be a foundational resource for both academics and therapists who work with this population., Uniting an array of practitioners from the field, this publication provides a fresh, contemporary perspective on providing play therapy and counseling adolescents in the real world. The in-depth, practical content includes case examples, theory, sample case notes, and discussion questions. Including culture and diversity in each chapter fills a void in the play therapy literature. This publication will be an excellent addition to the mental health professional's and the play therapist's library.
Dewey Edition23
Grade FromCollege Freshman
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal616.89140835
Grade ToCollege Graduate Student
Table Of ContentForeword Franc Hudspeth Preface Jennifer N. Baggerly and Athena A. Drewes Part I: Children 1. Depression: Child Centered Play Therapy with a Biracial Child Peggy L. Ceballos and Marium Sadiq 2. Adjustment Difficulties: Child Centered Play Therapy and Critical Race Theory with a Biracial Child Keith I. Raymond and Angela I. Sheely-Moore 3. Domestic Violence: Trauma-Informed Child Centered Play Therapy with a White Child Jennifer N. Baggerly 4. Disruptive Behavior after January 6th Washington, DC Uprising: Cognitive Behavior Play Therapy with a White Child Athena A. Drewes 5. ADHD and COVID-19: Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy with an African American Child Lisa Remey 6. Anxiety and Asian Hate: Adlerian Play Therapy with a Chinese American Child Kristin Meany-Walen 7. Autism and Neurodivergence: Group Play Therapy with Children Robert Jason Grant 8. Grief after COVID and Gun Violence: Sandtray Therapy with a Mexican American Child Clarissa Salinas and Jennifer Baggerly 9. Family Stress: Filial Therapy with an Indigenous American Family Rise VanFleet 10. Divorce: Child Parent Relationship Therapy with Parents of a White Child Dalena Dillman Taylor and Caitlin Frawley Part II: Adolescents 11. Depression: Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Expressive Arts Therapy with a Chinese American Adolescent Yu-Fen Lin and Chi-Sing Li 12. Social Anxiety: Mindfulness-based Cognitive Behavior Therapy with a Pakistani American Adolescent Yu-fen Lin and Samuel Bore 13. Divorce and Political Extremist Groups: Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Expressive Arts with a White Adolescent Jennifer N. Baggerly 14. Sexual Abuse: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Creative Approaches with a Biracial Adolescent Felicia Neubauer 15. Self-Harm: Dialectical Behavior Therapy with an African American Adolescent Anelie Etienne and Domonique Messing 16. Tourette Syndrome and Risk of Exploitation: Equine Assisted Family Play Therapy with a White Adolescent Tracie Faa Thompson 17. Eating Disorders: Enhanced Cognitive Behavior Therapy with a Mexican American Adolescent Sara Cantu 18. Substance Use Disorder: Motivational Interviewing and Creative Approaches with an African American Adolescent Allison Crowe and Jason O. Perry 19. LGBTQ: Gestalt Therapy and Liberatory Approaches with a Dominican American Adolescent Ana Guadalupe Reyes 20. Gender: Narrative Therapy with Parents of a Nonbinary Transgender Chinese American Adolescent Brooks Bull Index About the Editors and Contributors
SynopsisAn affordable, practical, multicultural case-based resource for mental health practice with children and adolescents, connecting assessment, intervention goals, treatment protocols, and evaluation of outcomes for childhood disorders, by developmental age and stage, and with ready-to-use implementation resources., Practicing counselors, psychologists, social workers, and graduate students emerging into mental health professions are often faced with complex cases that do not conform neatly to theoretical textbooks. It can be difficult to overcome the communication barrier and correctly interpret the awkward or shocking things children and adolescents may say in a therapeutic setting. Contemporary Case Studies in Clinical Mental Health for Children and Adolescents is a versatile, case-based practical treatment guide for child and adolescent therapy that provides current, real-world clinical examples, undergirded by a theoretical approach. This resource provides both a succinct discussion of diagnoses and theories, as well as in-depth step-by-step treatment guidance through contemporary case studies of diverse children and adolescents, to apply and challenge typical textbook definitions. Editors Baggerly and Drewes further address the dramatic changes in contemporary issues--from the COVID pandemic, race-related events, and political unrest, to technological innovation--and how these events might impact these demographics in a therapeutic context. Mental health professionals will find this resource a handy, modern guide and reference to better support diverse children and adolescents in their practice., Practicing counselors, psychologists, social workers, and graduate students emerging into mental health professions are often faced with complex cases that do not conform neatly to theoretical textbooks. It can be difficult to overcome the communication barrier and correctly interpret the awkward or shocking things children and adolescents may say ......, Practicing counselors, psychologists, social workers, and graduate students emerging into mental health professions are often faced with complex cases that do not conform neatly to theoretical textbooks. It can be difficult to overcome the communication barrier and correctly interpret the awkward or shocking things children and adolescents may say in a therapeutic setting. Contemporary Case Studies in Clinical Mental Health for Children and Adolescents is a versatile, case-based practical treatment planner for child and adolescent therapy that provides current, real-world clinical examples, undergirded by a theoretical approach. This resource provides both a succinct discussion of diagnoses and theories, and in-depth step-by-step treatment guidance through contemporary case studies of diverse children and adolescents, to apply and challenge typical textbook definitions. Authors Baggerly and Drewes further address the dramatic changes in contemporary issues-from the COVID pandemic, race-related events and political unrest, to technological innovation-and how these events might impact these demographics in a therapeutic context. Mental health professionals will find this resource a handy, modern guide and reference to better support diverse children and adolescents in their practice
LC Classification NumberRJ503.5.C66 2024
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