Self -confusion in adolescents: training in dialectical behavioral therapy. Hollander M.

For any parent, an understanding that the child does harm to himself (cuts himself, cauterizes with cigarettes, scratches or retires the skin), becomes a real nightmare. The first question that such parents ask: “How to stop this?”

the author of the book Dr. Michael Hollander is a leading expert in the field of dialectical behavioral therapy (DPT), an approach that showed the greatest effectiveness in the treatment of self-confusion. < /p>

In this edition of the book, the author shares the results of the latest studies of the problem of self -confusion, which helps to better understand the reasons that pushing adolescents to such a step. -Under the control of emotions, some adolescents cause harm to themselves and how DPT can help cope with this (as well as what benefit can be removed from other approaches).

The main topics of the book:

• Practical strategies for communicating with a child on the topic of self -confusion, allowing you not to worsen the already difficult situation;
• ways to teach the child the skills of coping with negative emotions;
• Tips on how to find a suitable therapist and reduce The stress experienced by family members in connection with the self -confusion of a teenager.