Parents as Healers

Research has shown that a child's caregiver can be the most important catalyst for change in the therapeutic process. In this book, clinicians will learn how to effectively collaborate with parents, children, and adolescents to create dynamic interventions for a wide range of presenting problems. Strategies described will include cognitive behavioral, multi-sensory, creative arts, and play and home-based approaches, colorfully illustrated through a myriad of easy to read case examples, vignettes, and stories.