A Practical Guide to Family Psychology
You've had a baby - now what?
Published on 2. May 2013
224 pages
978-1-84831-536-5 (ISBN)
Description
Based on practical, clinically proven, and tried-and-tested approaches, Introducing Family Psychology - A Practical Guide looks at fifteen major problems that are typically encountered by families. Introducing Family Psychology - A Practical Guide provides workable solutions based on experiences that cross cultural boundaries. This Practical Guide is a valuable resource to help child carers - from single parents to grandparents - deal with the difficulties that can arise when bringing up a child.
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James Powell is a clinical psychologist to children, adolescents and families and a consultant psychologist for US military personnel stationed in the UK midlands region. He was previously CEO and senior psychologist for Carolina Psych Group, specialising in behavioural healthcare and mental health services clinic serving families, juveniles, and adults within North Carolina.
Content
- Intro
- Title page
- Copyright information
- About the author
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Why have children?
- 2. And Then There Were Three
- 3. The Day After
- 4. Attack of the Wild Things
- 5. Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire!
- 6. Where Have All the Good Things Gone?
- 7. Why is the Trash Bin Always Empty?
- 8. The Daily Horror Show
- 9. Down in the Dumps
- 10. When Band-Aids Are Not Enough
- 11. What's Going On Here?
- 12. The Natives are Restless
- 13. Beyond the Birds and the Bees
- 14. Dangerous Frontiers at Home
- 15. Is That the Headmaster Calling Again?
- 16. When it all goes Pear-shaped
- 17. Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall
- 18. Gone Forever
- Epilogue
- Sources
- Index
