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Five approaches to working with adolescents
All adults have one thing in common: we successfully survived adolescence. Here, we learn how to help our clients do the same! This series leads counselors through the unique and complex benefits and challenges of working with clients from diverse backgrounds ages 13-19 and their families. This 5-part series is a basic instructional guide for clinicians collaborating with teens through one of the most challenging life transitions: adolescence to adulthood. Depression, anxiety, anger management, therapeutic joining, and counseling of a school campus are essential areas to master when working with adolescents. Using Cognitive Behavioral, Narrative, Interpersonal, and Mindfulness approaches, each segment presents a theoretical framework, excerpts from sessions, and a close look at specific skills and interventions. This series also addresses special considerations when working with teens, such as confidentiality, parent and family involvement, and the influence of social media.
with Shannon Kellogg, Psy.D. and Lucy Vail, MFT.
Title from resource description page (viewed Nov. 25, 2013).
Counseling and therapy in video, volume 3