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Giving a full overview of childhood obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and discussing all major treatment options, including cognitive behavioural therapy and medication, this guide provides the essential information that families, teachers, caregivers, clinicians and mental health professionals need in order to understand and treat childhood OCD. It covers origins, symptoms and related illnesses and explains how OCD is diagnosed. The book also suggests ways to maximise the outcomes of treatment, what to do when treatment doesn't work, and how to help manage OCD in children at school and in the home.…mehr
Giving a full overview of childhood obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and discussing all major treatment options, including cognitive behavioural therapy and medication, this guide provides the essential information that families, teachers, caregivers, clinicians and mental health professionals need in order to understand and treat childhood OCD. It covers origins, symptoms and related illnesses and explains how OCD is diagnosed. The book also suggests ways to maximise the outcomes of treatment, what to do when treatment doesn't work, and how to help manage OCD in children at school and in the home.
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Edited by Adam B. Lewin and Eric A. Storch
Inhaltsangabe
Contributors. Introduction. Eric Storch and Adam Lewin. PART 1. 1. What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?. Dr Caleb Lack Department of Psychology College of Education and Professional Studies University of Central Oklahoma. 2. Possible Causes of OCD. Dr Carly Johnco Centre for Emotional Health Department of Psychology Macquarie University Sydney Australia. 3. The Development and Course of Childhood Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Dr Dean McKay Department of Psychology Fordham University New York. 4. Recognizing Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Dr Marni Jacob Private Practice Florida. 5. Now What? Selecting the Right OCD Treatment for Children and Adolescents. Dr Joseph F. McGuire Semel Institute of Neuroscience and Human Behavior University of California. PART 2. 6. An Overview of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Childhood Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Dr Adam M. Reid Department of Psychiatry University of Florida Dr Joseph P.H. McNamara Department of Psychiatry University of Florida and Dr Gary Geffken Department of Psychiatry University of Florida. 7. Nuts and Bolts of Exposure and Response Prevention for Childhood OCD. Dr Adam Lewin. 8. Treatment-Resistant Pediatric OCD: Assessment and Treatment Options. Michael Sulkowski University of Arizona. 9. Factors Related to Prognosis in Pediatric OCD. Dr Jennifer M. Park Ph.D. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Stanford University School of Medicine. PART 3. 10. Decision-Making: Treatment Options and Levels of Care. Robert R. Selles University of South Florida and Alpert Medical School of Brown University and Dr Adam Lewin. 11. OCD at School: An Overview for Educators. Dr Lisa Bateman University of South Florida. 12. Managing OCD at Home. Dr Brittany M. Rudy Lowdergroup South Carolina and Department of Pediatrics and Psychiatry University of South Florida. References. Index.
Contributors. Introduction. Eric Storch and Adam Lewin. PART 1. 1. What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?. Dr Caleb Lack Department of Psychology College of Education and Professional Studies University of Central Oklahoma. 2. Possible Causes of OCD. Dr Carly Johnco Centre for Emotional Health Department of Psychology Macquarie University Sydney Australia. 3. The Development and Course of Childhood Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Dr Dean McKay Department of Psychology Fordham University New York. 4. Recognizing Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Dr Marni Jacob Private Practice Florida. 5. Now What? Selecting the Right OCD Treatment for Children and Adolescents. Dr Joseph F. McGuire Semel Institute of Neuroscience and Human Behavior University of California. PART 2. 6. An Overview of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Childhood Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Dr Adam M. Reid Department of Psychiatry University of Florida Dr Joseph P.H. McNamara Department of Psychiatry University of Florida and Dr Gary Geffken Department of Psychiatry University of Florida. 7. Nuts and Bolts of Exposure and Response Prevention for Childhood OCD. Dr Adam Lewin. 8. Treatment-Resistant Pediatric OCD: Assessment and Treatment Options. Michael Sulkowski University of Arizona. 9. Factors Related to Prognosis in Pediatric OCD. Dr Jennifer M. Park Ph.D. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Stanford University School of Medicine. PART 3. 10. Decision-Making: Treatment Options and Levels of Care. Robert R. Selles University of South Florida and Alpert Medical School of Brown University and Dr Adam Lewin. 11. OCD at School: An Overview for Educators. Dr Lisa Bateman University of South Florida. 12. Managing OCD at Home. Dr Brittany M. Rudy Lowdergroup South Carolina and Department of Pediatrics and Psychiatry University of South Florida. References. Index.
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