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I. THEORETICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL FOUNDATION
1. The Child Interview: Rationale, Purposes, and Evidence of
Utility.
2. Developmentally Sensitive Interviewing.
II. APPROACHES TO CLINICAL CHILD INTERVIEWING
3. Structured Diagnostic Interviews
4. Psychodynamic Approaches to Child Interviewing
5. Principles of Behavioral Interviewing
6. Behavioral Interviewing: Practical Applications
III. PROBLEM-SPECIFIC INTERVIEWING
7. Interviewing Children with Externalizing Behavior Problems
8. Interviewing Children with Internalizing Behavior Problems
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reviewed The clinical child interview on March 20, 2020
The clinical child interview
The book that led me into reading non-fiction about mental illness and its treatments. I found certain elements particularly interesting, as I was on the University of Chicago campus at the time I read it, and many of the buildings were very familiar to me, although not the Orthogenic School itself.
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