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Child and Adolescent Psychopathology : A Casebook
by Linda WilmshurstEdition:
2nd
ISBN13:
9781412982498
ISBN10:
1412982499
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Pub. Date:
9/29/2010
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SAGE Publications, Inc
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Summary
This text provides an abundance of real-life based cases that illustrate issues in assessing, diagnosing, and treating child psychopathologies. The helpful casebook approach involves students by engaging them in case formulation and diagnosis and by helping them to develop decision-making and problem-solving skills. Through the process of exploring realistic, complex cases, students learn to integrate theory into the research-based assessments and interventions they have already learned and will be better prepared to assess and treat children.
Table of Contents
| Case Formulation: The Case of Terry Hogan | |
| Case Formulation From Five Different Perspectives | |
| Biological Perspective | |
| Behavioral Perspective | |
| Cognitive Perspective | |
| Psychodynamic Perspective | |
| Attachment, Parenting, and Family Systems Perspectives | |
| Integrating Theoretical Perspectives: A Transactional Ecological Bio-Psycho-Social Framework | |
| Case Studies | |
| The Early Years | |
| Jeremy Jones: "Mommy and Me and Grandma Makes Three" | |
| (6 years old) Multiple Problems (attention & compliance); Raised by mother and maternal grandmother | |
| Winnie Kent: "Silence is not Golden" | |
| (5 years old) Separation anxiety disorder; Selective mutism | |
| Dylan Bach: "The World According to Dylan" | |
| (6 years old) Asperger's disorder | |
| Bradley Hunter: "Not Yet diagnosed" | |
| (5 years old) Not yet Diagnosed | |
| Middle Childhood | |
| Scott Michaels: "Boys will be Boys?" | |
| (9 years old) Oppositional defiant disorder; ADHD | |
| Sandy Smith: "Marching to the Tune of a Different Drummer" | |
| (8 years old) Nonverbal learning disability | |
| Brian Williams: "My Name is Williams, too" | |
| (10 years old) Williams syndrome | |
| Jordan Neeson: "Let Me Count the Ways" | |
| (9 years old) Obsessive compulsive disorder | |
| Shirley Yong: "Worried to Perfection" | |
| (11 years old) General anxiety disorder; depression, relational aggression; cultural conflict | |
| Matthew Morgan: "Out of Control and In Control" | |
| (9 years old) Child onset bipolar disorder | |
| Neesha Wilson: "Pheonix Rising" | |
| (10 years old) Resilience; multifinality | |
| Ericka White: "Not Yet Diagnosed" | |
| (10 years old) Not yet Diagnosed | |
| Adolescence | |
| Colby Tyler: "Attentional Problems or Distracted by Life?" | |
| (14 years old) ADHD; gifted; divorce | |
| Arthur Watson: "Won't or Can't; A Case of Mistaken Identity" | |
| (15 years old) Intellectual disability; parent denial; academic and behavior problems | |
| Jenny Sloan: "The All American Girl" | |
| (16 years old) Bipolar disorder; suicide attempt | |
| David Steele: "Hopelessness and Despair" | |
| (17 years old) Adolescent depression; suicidal ideation | |
| Sarah Burke: "Food for Thought" | |
| (14 years old) Disordered eating and eating disorders | |
| Jason Coleman: "Disconnected connections" | |
| (16 years old) Conduct disorder; reactive attachment disorder; traumatic childhood | |
| Victoria Benson: "Skin Deep: Cutting Through the Pain" | |
| (16 years old) Self mutilation; borderline personality disorder? | |
| Juan Hernandez: "The Crash" | |
| Post traumatic stress disorder; survivor guilt | |
| Tyrone Wilson: "The Gang's All Here" | |
| (15 years old) Neesha's brother; multifinality; learning and behavior problems; gang activity, forensic assessments; fetal alcohol spectrum disorders | |
| Supplemental Case Information | |
| Systems of Classification | |
| Guidelines to the Interpretation of Assessment Scores and Assessment Instruments | |
| The DSM-IV-TR (APA, 2000) Diagnostic Guidelines | |
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