Chapter 38.Individual Psychotherapy
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Individual psychotherapy is essential for every child and adolescent psychiatrist to know and understand. Its associated techniques are also crucial to supervision, conferences, meetings with educators, community gatherings, and policy-setting agendas. One hundred years’ worth of clinical case reports in the professional literature attest to the usefulness of child psychotherapy.
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