Description
Adolescent Group Psychotherapy: Method, Wonder, and the Basics provides the reader with a foundational understanding of group treatment with the often challenging, risk-taking, and rewarding adolescent population. This book presents critical theoretical and practical aspects of adolescent group work integrating research, practicality, and clinical experience. This approach is culturally sensitive and grounded in neuroscience and developmental/social psychology research. Learning Opportunities are offered in the chapters to stimulate critical thinking and self-reflection, while Clinical Tips highlight useful techniques or interventions in the group. Chapter topics include ethics, telehealth, and social media. Covering the essentials of creating, managing, and running a group, this book is suited for a range of readers, from graduate students to experienced professionals working with adolescents.