Psychotherapy with Infants and Young Children: Repairing the Effects of Stress and Trauma on Early Attachment Reprint Edition

I work primarily as a therapist with children in foster care. This is a new population for me and I’ve struggled with countertransference and some hopelessness. The authors validate my feelings and offer suggestions. They also outline the intervention in a concrete way and show several case examples, with much detail, on using CPP—it’s possible successes and pitfalls. I feel much better equipped to help some very challenging families. The experiences of the child, parent, foster parent and clinician are all explored and described as valuable. For my stressful career choice, this book feels like a lifesaver.

This book is a must have for the treatment professional working with caregivers and children 0 - 5. The coming trend will be for fewer children to be actually removed from their caregiver settings which means we will be working with families in their family of origin. The information in this book will help professionals understand the developmental needs of children as they interact with caregivers own issues in a way that enlightens treatment and family functioning.

Happy to have a new resource.

Arrived on time and product was as described

Very helpful book for those working with young children. Insightful information about how stress effects young children that we may not have initially thought about. Good tips for professionals working with this population

Very informative. I am a Master's student who hopes to work with children in the future, this is a well explained and interesting read!

This is an excellent book for clinicians and for anyone who works with infants and young children. I highly recommend it.

Well written and easy to follow. Gives critical information that anyone working with infants should know! Every parent, teacher, and most of all lawmakers need to read this!

Anything this woman writtes, I'm buying it.Practical and wise to the bone. I own other books and articles from this author and she never disappoints.