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A practical guide to evidence based intervention models
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 17x24cm
Pages: 438
ISBN: 978-88-590-2333-3
Publication date: 01/09/2020
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A useful, practical guide to deepen the parent training intervention model and intervention techniques for all problematic behaviors that are often found in children and adolescents with autism.
Parent training in autism spectrum disorders accompanies the reader in the acquisition of knowledge and operational tools on psychoeducation, on parental-mediated therapy and the enhancement of socio-relational skills. Furthermore, it addresses fundamental issues such as the management of dysfunctional behaviors, toilet training, sleep problems, the acquisition of personal autonomy, the management of affectivity and sexuality and the role of neurotypical siblings.
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The book is aimed at those who deal with the therapeutic care of children and young people with autism spectrum disorder, and offers a path of knowledge and insights into the numerous issues that need to be addressed in the delicate role of support and help to the families.
CH. 1 - Autistic spectrum disorders
CH. 2 - Basic theory of Parent Training as an intervention method
CH. 3 - Parenting support: cognitive tools and interventions
CH. 4 - Cognitive-behavioural parent training based on «Acceptance and Commitment Therapy»
CH. 5 - Psychoeducation in autism spectrum disorders: from the diagnosis to adulthood
CH. 6 - Parent Training for social skills
CH. 7 - Parent-mediated interventions for the promotion of communication skills: the PACT
CH. 8 - Parent Training for disruptive behaviors in the autism spectrum disorder
CH. 9 - Parent Training for sleep disorders in the autism spectrum disorder
CH. 10 - Parent Training for food selectivity in children with autism spectrum disorder
CH. 11 - Parent Training for difficulty using the bathroom
CH. 12 - Parent Training for the management of affectivity and sexuality
CH. 13 - Parent Training for strengthening personal independence
CH. 14 - Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder and beyond: a look at brothers and sisters
APPENDIX
Glossary of terms used in behaviour methodology
