Working with Parents Makes Therapy Work

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Focusing on the essential involvement of parents in child and adolescent therapy, the authors delve into the dual goals of these treatments: facilitating the child's progressive development and enhancing the parent-child relationship. Through vivid clinical examples, the book illustrates a variety of techniques that therapists can employ to forge strong alliances with parents at every stage of treatment, emphasizing the therapist's active role in the process.