Lessons From the Lion's Den: Therapeutic Management of Children in Psychiatric Hospitals and Treatment Centers
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NANCY S. COTTON is an instructor in psychology in the Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School at the Massachusetts General Hospital. From 1977 to 1987, she was director of the Inpatient Child Psychiatry Service at the New England Memorial Hospital in Stoneham, Massachusetts.
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Foreword
Introduction: What Is Therapeutic Management?
Part One: Designing the Framework of Treatment
1. The Environmental Context of Therapeutic Management: Culture, Space, People, and Time
2. The Interpersonal Context of Therapeutic Management: Empathy
3. The Interpersonal Context of Therapeutic Management: Communication
4. The Interpersonal Context of Therapeutic Management: Discipline
Part Two: Practical Ways of Responding to Trouble
5. Therapeutic Discipline: Modifying the Discipline Process
6. Working with the Overwhelmed Child: Rationale and Techniques
7. Postcrisis Therapeutic Management: Picking Up the Pieces
Epilogue: Taming the Inner Lions
Introduction: What Is Therapeutic Management?
Part One: Designing the Framework of Treatment
1. The Environmental Context of Therapeutic Management: Culture, Space, People, and Time
2. The Interpersonal Context of Therapeutic Management: Empathy
3. The Interpersonal Context of Therapeutic Management: Communication
4. The Interpersonal Context of Therapeutic Management: Discipline
Part Two: Practical Ways of Responding to Trouble
5. Therapeutic Discipline: Modifying the Discipline Process
6. Working with the Overwhelmed Child: Rationale and Techniques
7. Postcrisis Therapeutic Management: Picking Up the Pieces
Epilogue: Taming the Inner Lions
