This handbook addresses behavioral problems that patients and their parents frequently bring to the pediatrician's attention, such as school avoidance, nightmares, and 'hanging around with the wrong friends'. Because these behaviors are the family's problem rather than just the child's, Dr. Coleman presents family-focused, solution-oriented techniques that primary care practitioners can implement. This handbook is particularly timely in light of the growing importance of behavioral and developmental pediatrics.
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Shifting to a Family FocusInterviewing the Family:Practical StrategiesClinical Issues and StrategiesGlossaryAppendixInde
