Clinical handbook of anxiety disorders in children and adolescents /
Clinical handbook of anxiety disorders in children and adolescents / [print]
edited by Andrew R. Eisen, Christopher A. Kearney, Charles E. Schaefer.
- Northvale, New Jersey ; London : J. Aronson, (c)1995.
- xiv, 606 pages ; 22 cm.
Includes bibliographies and index.
General issues underlying the diagnosis and treatment of child and adolescent anxiety disorders School refusal behavior Separation anxiety disorder Peer relations Social anxiety disorders Elective Mutism Phobic disorder Chronic anxiety Panic disorder with or without agoraphobia Obsessive-compulsive disorder Posttraumatic stress disorder Sleep disorders Psychophysiological disorders Dealing with comorbidity Psychodynamic play therapy Family therapy Cognitive-behavioral group therapy Pharmacotherapy The treatment of anxiety disorders in youth Christopher A. Kearney, Andrew R. Eisen, and Charles E. Schaefer -- Christopher A. Kearney -- Janice R. Wachtel and Cyd C. Strauss -- Annette M. La Greca and Michael D. Fetter -- Michael W. Vasey -- Sander M. Weckstein, David D. Krohn, and Harold L. Wright -- Alice G. Friedman, Donna B. Pincus, and Edward P. Quinn -- Andrew R. Eisen and Linda B. Engler -- Christopher A. Kearney and Wesley D. Allan -- Anne Marie Albano, Lenna S. Knox, and David H. Barlow -- David P. Ribbe, Julie A. Lipovsky, and John R. Freedy -- Jodi A. Mindell and Laurie Cashman -- James W. Sturges and Ronald S. Drabman -- Sean Perrin and Cynthia G. Last -- Donna M. Cangelosi -- Richelle N. Moen -- Golda S. Ginsburg, Wendy K. Silverman, and William M. Kurtines -- Jovan G. Simeon and Doreen M. Wiggins -- Philip C. Kendall, Jennifer P. MacDonald, and Kimberli R.H. Treadwell.
For too long, clinicians have tried to understand and treat children's anxiety disorders with adult approaches. Through this distorting lens, often the youngsters' unique suffering and opportunities for therapeutic change have been missed. Clinical Handbook of Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents overcomes this failure. The book addresses the major clinical features of anxiety and anxiety-related disorders as they are specifically manifested in young people. Written by experienced clinicians concurrently involved in research, it combines the most up-to-date treatment methods based on sound, systematic studies. From separation anxiety to elective mutism to panic disorder, the authors explain the symptomatology and discuss issues of differential diagnosis and assessment. Therapist roles, as well as termination, relapse prevention, and obstacles to therapeutic success, also are usefully explored. Finally, there are case illustrations with step-by-step protocols, including two cases for each anxiety syndrome to help clinicians treat both typical and difficult cases. Clinical Handbook of Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents is a long-overdue, welcome addition to the study and treatment of child psychopathology.
9781568212944
94018064
GB96-91888
9431635 DNLM
Anxiety in children.
Anxiety in adolescence.
Anxiety disorders--Child
Children Anxiety.
RJ506 RJ506.S294.C556 1995
Includes bibliographies and index.
General issues underlying the diagnosis and treatment of child and adolescent anxiety disorders School refusal behavior Separation anxiety disorder Peer relations Social anxiety disorders Elective Mutism Phobic disorder Chronic anxiety Panic disorder with or without agoraphobia Obsessive-compulsive disorder Posttraumatic stress disorder Sleep disorders Psychophysiological disorders Dealing with comorbidity Psychodynamic play therapy Family therapy Cognitive-behavioral group therapy Pharmacotherapy The treatment of anxiety disorders in youth Christopher A. Kearney, Andrew R. Eisen, and Charles E. Schaefer -- Christopher A. Kearney -- Janice R. Wachtel and Cyd C. Strauss -- Annette M. La Greca and Michael D. Fetter -- Michael W. Vasey -- Sander M. Weckstein, David D. Krohn, and Harold L. Wright -- Alice G. Friedman, Donna B. Pincus, and Edward P. Quinn -- Andrew R. Eisen and Linda B. Engler -- Christopher A. Kearney and Wesley D. Allan -- Anne Marie Albano, Lenna S. Knox, and David H. Barlow -- David P. Ribbe, Julie A. Lipovsky, and John R. Freedy -- Jodi A. Mindell and Laurie Cashman -- James W. Sturges and Ronald S. Drabman -- Sean Perrin and Cynthia G. Last -- Donna M. Cangelosi -- Richelle N. Moen -- Golda S. Ginsburg, Wendy K. Silverman, and William M. Kurtines -- Jovan G. Simeon and Doreen M. Wiggins -- Philip C. Kendall, Jennifer P. MacDonald, and Kimberli R.H. Treadwell.
For too long, clinicians have tried to understand and treat children's anxiety disorders with adult approaches. Through this distorting lens, often the youngsters' unique suffering and opportunities for therapeutic change have been missed. Clinical Handbook of Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents overcomes this failure. The book addresses the major clinical features of anxiety and anxiety-related disorders as they are specifically manifested in young people. Written by experienced clinicians concurrently involved in research, it combines the most up-to-date treatment methods based on sound, systematic studies. From separation anxiety to elective mutism to panic disorder, the authors explain the symptomatology and discuss issues of differential diagnosis and assessment. Therapist roles, as well as termination, relapse prevention, and obstacles to therapeutic success, also are usefully explored. Finally, there are case illustrations with step-by-step protocols, including two cases for each anxiety syndrome to help clinicians treat both typical and difficult cases. Clinical Handbook of Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents is a long-overdue, welcome addition to the study and treatment of child psychopathology.
9781568212944
94018064
GB96-91888
9431635 DNLM
Anxiety in children.
Anxiety in adolescence.
Anxiety disorders--Child
Children Anxiety.
RJ506 RJ506.S294.C556 1995