Short-term Psychodynamic Therapy with Children in Crisis
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Short-term Psychodynamic Therapy with Children in Crisis

by Elisabeth Cleve

Psychology Child Development psychotherapy
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Short-term Psychodynamic Therapy with Children in Crisis by Elisabeth Cleve examines adapted psychodynamic methods for treating children in acute emotional distress. It offers practical insights for therapists, focusing on brief interventions that promote stabilization and engagement in crisis scenarios. Ideal for professionals in child mental health.

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Short-term Psychodynamic Therapy with Children in Crisis provides an overview of therapeutic approaches designed for children experiencing acute emotional challenges. The book focuses on adapting psychodynamic principles to brief interventions that address immediate needs.

Authored by Elisabeth Cleve, it emphasizes techniques that support rapid engagement and stabilization in crisis situations. Readers gain insights into the application of these methods within clinical practice.

The content highlights the importance of understanding children's unique responses to crisis through a psychodynamic lens. It serves as a resource for professionals seeking effective, time-limited strategies.

Overall, the book contributes to the field by bridging short-term therapy with psychodynamic theory specifically for pediatric care in high-stress contexts.

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