Conduct Disorders: A Practitioner's Guide to Comparative Treatments (Springer Series on Comparative Treatments for Psychological Disorders)

Cover......Page 1
TOC Contents......Page 7
Contributors......Page 11
Preface......Page 13
Acknowledgments......Page 17
Series Editor’s Note......Page 19
CH 1. Conduct Disorder: Description, Prevalence, and Etiology......Page 21
Familial and Psychological Etiological Factors......Page 25
Biological and Genetic Factors......Page 27
School and Peer Factors......Page 28
Conclusions......Page 29
Clinical Case Presentation: The Case of “Michael”......Page 35
Questions for Contributors......Page 38
County Juvenile Court Clinic Services Psychological Evaluation......Page 40
Treatment Model......Page 47
Therapist’s Skill and Attributes......Page 50
The Case of “Mike”......Page 52
Treatment Model......Page 69
Therapist Skills and Attributes......Page 72
The Case of “Mike”......Page 74
Summary......Page 111
CH 5. Cognitive-Developmental Treatment of Conduct Disorder......Page 119
The Case of “Mike”......Page 134
Conclusions......Page 149
The Treatment Model......Page 157
Coercion Theory......Page 163
Therapist Skills and Attributes......Page 175
The Case of “Mike”......Page 177
The Treatment Model......Page 197
Therapist Skills and Attributes......Page 207
The Case of “Mike”......Page 208
Treatment Model......Page 237
Therapist Skills and Attributes......Page 241
The Case of “Mike”......Page 251
Treatment Models......Page 279
Program Attributes......Page 292
The Case of “Mike”......Page 303
The Treatment Model......Page 319
Clinicians’ Professional Skills and Attributes......Page 324
The Case of “Mike”......Page 326
CH 11. Comparative Treatments of Conduct Disorder: Summary and Conclusions......Page 341
Treatment Model......Page 343
Therapist Skills and Attributes......Page 347
The Case of “Mike”: Specific Topics......Page 349
Length of Therapy......Page 350
Case Conceptualization......Page 351
Therapeutic Relationship......Page 352
Therapeutic Techniques and Strategies......Page 353
Mechanisms of Change......Page 354
Medical and Nutritional Issues......Page 355
Potential Pitfalls......Page 356
Termination and Relapse Prevention......Page 357
Conclusions......Page 358
Appendix......Page 365
IDX Index......Page 375