Treatment outcome research: how effective are treatments for abused children?

Article Abstract:

This article examines the effectiveness of psychotherapy and other treatment interventions when used with abused children. Findings indicate that cognitive-behavioral therapy is the most effective treatment for abused children and that traditional psychotherapy has been successful with children that have experienced sexual abuse.

Care and treatment, Abused children, Cognitive therapy, Child psychotherapy, Cognitive therapy for children

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Attachment and personality disorders: exploring maladaptive development pathways

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This article examines research conducted on attachment in childhood and personality disorders. The author discusses the links between child attachment behavior with the development of personality disorders later on in life, and explores the use of cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic treatments

Research, Personality disorders, Attachment behavior, Attachment (Psychology), Behavior therapy, Psychodynamic psychotherapy, Psychodynamic psychotherapy for children

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Keeping foster children connected to their biological parents: the impact of foster parent training and support

Article Abstract:

Providing foster parents with specialized training in keeping the foster chld connected to biological parents is discussed and promote's the system's goal of reuniting children with their original parents.

Management, Foster home care

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