Child psychotherapy - Parent participation.

Handbook of parent training : = helping parents prevent and solve problem behaviors / by: (Language materials, printed)

Parent management training : = treatment for oppositional, aggressive, and antisocial behavior in children and adolescents / by: (Language materials, printed)

Simultaneous treatment of parent and child by: (Electronic resources)

Parent management training = treatment for oppositional, aggressive, and antisocial behavior in children and adolescents / by: (Electronic resources)

Parent management training - Oregon Model to treat behavior problems : = effectiveness and implementation in Iceland / by: (Language materials, printed)

Creative play-based DBT activities for children and their caregivers by: (Electronic resources)

Reflective interpersonal therapy for children and parents = mind that child! : a new way of helping parents and children with extreme conduct disorder / by: (Electronic resources)

Core principles of assessment and therapeutic communication with children, parents and families = towards the promotion of child and family wellbeing / by: (Electronic resources)

Child rearing- Study and teaching.

Aggressiveness in children- Treatment.

Interpersonal psychotherapy.

Child psychopathology.

Parent and child- Psychological aspects.

Parent and child.

Child mental health.

Child psychopathology

Child psychotherapy- Study and teaching.

Family Therapy

Adolescent psychopathology.

Psychotherapy- Child

Psychotherapy- Infant

Child psychotherapy- Parent participation.

Family psychotherapy.

Child Behavior Disorders- therapy.

Aggression- psychology.

Child Behavior Disorders- psychology.

Play therapy.

Behavior disorders in children- Treatment.

Parent-Child Relations

Conduct disorders in children- Treatment.

Child Psychology.

Child mental health services.

Parenting- Study and teaching.

Child psychotherapy- Case studies.

Child psychotherapy.

Dialectical behavior therapy for children.

Behavior disorders in children- Study and teaching.

Parental influences.

Critical thinking.

Family Therapy.