Ricky Greenwald Books

Focusing on a trauma-informed treatment approach, this textbook/manual equips mental health professionals with a structured framework for implementing empirically supported interventions. It covers essential techniques such as motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral skills training, trauma resolution, and relapse prevention. While emphasizing the significance of a systemic treatment perspective, the content primarily targets the individual aspects of care, making it a practical resource for enhancing therapeutic practices.

Progressive counting offers a groundbreaking approach to trauma treatment, recognized for its efficiency and effectiveness comparable to EMDR. This technique is designed to be easier for therapists to learn and apply, addressing trauma and loss, which are key contributors to clients' challenges. The method focuses on enhancing the therapeutic process, making it a valuable tool for clinicians aiming to support their clients in overcoming trauma-related issues.

Exploring the link between childhood trauma and juvenile delinquency, this book presents theoretical models and key aspects of their relationship. It delves into trauma-related assessment issues and offers practical therapeutic interventions tailored for juvenile delinquents. By highlighting the relevance of trauma in understanding delinquent behavior, the book provides valuable insights and actionable strategies for addressing these challenges effectively.

EMDR is gaining traction as a valuable tool for psychotherapists, particularly in addressing children's emotional issues stemming from unresolved traumatic experiences. This book serves as a guide for therapists familiar with traditional therapy methods, offering insights on integrating EMDR into their practice to enhance their effectiveness with young clients.