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Adolescent Psychotherapy Homework Planner (Practice Planners)
by Arthur E., Jr. Jongsma, L. Mark Peterson, William P. McInnis
from Wiley

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• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• adolescent psychotherapy homework planner II
  I work with juvinel perpetrators this is my second year and i was running out of material this is great and gave me new ideas thanks

• Correction of "a reader from Orlando"
  The review by Orlando presents faulty information. The Brief Adolescent Therapy Homework Planner does indeed contain homework assignments on topics focused for teenagers. Contrary to what was written by Orlando, the book contains assignments on such topics as Conduct Disorder, Chemical Dependence, Eating Disorder, Peer/Sibling Conflict, Runaway, Sexual Abuse Perpetrator, Sexual Abuse Victim, and Mania/Hypomania as well as common problems such as Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, Low Self-Esteem and Oppositional... more info

• Good activites to personalize for clients
  I am pleased that a disk with the activities comes with the book. I often need to personalize the activities and my clients seem to appreciate it as well. This book was especially helpful since my agency uses the Therascibe software, which encourages the use of this book for homework.

• A disappointing contribution to an otherwise strong series
  I purchased this item because of other books in the Practice Planners series. I have a number of the homework planners, which I use frequently. The software included allows the clinician to revise and customize the forms. I bought this item because more than 50% of my practice is with adolescents; I was very disappointed. First, the exercises are more appropriate for pre-teens (ages 10 through 13) than for teenagers. Some exercises could be used for even younger ages. For example, there is a section on... more info

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