Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Children : Applications and Strategies for Anxiety, Depression, Autism, ADHD, OCD and More
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Children : Applications and Strategies for Anxiety, Depression, Autism, ADHD, OCD and More
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Author(s): Wassner, Jodie
ISBN No.: 9781839975820
Pages: 208
Year: 202406
Format: UK-Trade Paper (Trade Paper)
Price: $ 48.12
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Jodies thoughtful, developmentally informed approach is apparent throughout this book, which provides a comprehensive introduction to ACT with children. Incorporating many helpful examples and child-friendly metaphors, along with chapters dedicated to working with parents and neurodivergent populations, this text will be a great resource for child therapists. -- Dr Fiona Zandt, Clinical Psychologist and Author of the Creative Ways to Help Children Series Building on a deep appreciation of children as whole humans with valid needs, Jodie shows us how to distil powerful concepts into practical, fun, and engaging activities that will capture young peoples imagination and allow you to work confidently and playfully with kids of all ages. -- Jennifer Kemp, author of The ACT Workbook for Perfectionism and co-author of The Neurodivergent Skills Workbook for Autism and ADHD This is an incredibly useful guide for all therapists using ACT with children - both neurotypical and neurodivergent. Covering everything from OCD to ADHD, it translates ACT into simple, fun, jargon-free interventions that kids can easily understand and apply - and also gives invaluable guidance for working with parents. Highly recommended! -- Russ Harris, Author of ACT Made Simple and The Happiness Trap This book peels back the curtain and lets you step into the therapy room of a master child psychologist. Do step in. Once youre in the room (this book) with Jodie, she reveals how to make your work with children engaging and fun whilst increasing your effectiveness.


You will experience what profound acceptance with children looks like. You will discover how to help kids and their families know they are not deficient but, instead, need learning opportunities that fit their individuality. I have no doubt the lessons in this book will be useful for you. It covers everything from how to set up and plan your intervention to playing games and making them clinically useful. Your sessions will be more fun while also being grounded in good science. -- Louise Hayes, PhD, Clinical Psychologist. Founder DNA-V and author of best-selling books What Makes You Stronger, Get Out of Your Mind and into Your Life for Teens, Your Life Your Way, and The Thriving Adolescent.


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