Assessment and Treatment of Childhood Problems

This comprehensive guide to child psychology provides clinicians and students with essential tools for assessing and treating emotional and behavioral difficulties in children ages 2-12. The developmental perspective framework helps practitioners understand typical childhood development alongside risk factors for psychopathology, offering a solid foundation for clinical work. Each chapter systematically addresses common psychological disorders and family stressors, clearly explaining the nature of each challenge while reviewing evidence-based intervention strategies.

What distinguishes this resource is its practical, step-by-step approach to treatment implementation combined with strong theoretical grounding in developmental psychology. Mental health professionals will appreciate the balance between academic rigor and clinical applicability, making complex concepts accessible for both graduate students and practicing clinicians. The revised edition maintains its reputation as an indispensable reference for anyone working in child psychology, school counseling, or family therapy settings.