Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Contents
3. Contributors
4. Preface
5. 1 Introduction
6. Section 1 Developmental cognitive theory and clinical practice
7. 2 Anxiety and depression in young people: developmental considerations
8. 3 Adapting cognitive behaviour therapy for children and adolescents
9. 4 Issues in evaluation of psychotherapies
10. Section 2 Engagement and assessment
11. 5 Engagement
12. 6 Formulation: a systemic approach in cognitive behaviour therapy
13. Section 3 Client groups
14. 7 Working collaboratively with parents and carers in cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT)
15. 8 Working with black and minority ethnic children and their families
16. 9 Working with schools and children’s wider social environment
17. Section 4 Cognitive approaches to children facing adversity
18. 10 Trauma-focused cognitive behaviour therapy for child sexual abuse
19. 11 Children with chronic and life-limiting health conditions
20. 12 Cognitive approaches to children with chronic•pain
21. Section 5 Applications in specific child and adolescent syndromes
22. 13 Cognitive behaviour therapies for youth with autism spectrum disorders
23. 14 Eating disorders
24. 15 Treating broad-based anxiety problems
25. 16 Post-traumatic stress disorders
26. 17 Phobic anxiety
27. 18 Obsessive-compulsive disorder
28. 19 Depressive disorders
29. Section 6 Cognitive behaviour therapy: applications in preventive interventions
30. 20 Prevention of conduct disorders: cognitive behavioural approaches
31. 21 Prevention of anxiety disorders
32. Section 7 New developments in cognitive behaviour therapy for children
33. 22 Using low-intensity treatment methods with families
34. 23 Using new technologies to deliver cognitive behaviour therapy with children and adolescents
35. 24 Mindfulness-based interventions in child and adolescent psychopathology
36. 25 Conclusion and future directions
37. Index