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- 220 - TALKING WITH A PARENT ABOUT CHILD'S BEHAVIOR AT SCHOOL (2 parts)
220 - TALKING WITH A PARENT ABOUT CHILD'S BEHAVIOR AT SCHOOL (2 parts)
This module is recommended for Mental Health Professionals, Interns and Graduate Students who work with children who have Spanish-speaking parents.
Part 1:
Therapist-client dialogue in an Assessment session. Includes: introductory therapist statements to this Assessment session; therapist asks questions about child's adjustment in various domains with focus on school adjustment and behavior; parent provides reports about child's adjustment; therapist provides normalizing statements; parent vocabulary describing child's friends; parent tells therapist strategies he uses to try control the child.
Part 2:
Therapist and Client talk about child's activities when he comes home from school; client complaints about child's behavior; therapist asks assessment questions regarding the child's behavior and mood; therapist asks about specific precipitating factors and risk factors; therapist provides normalizing and encouraging statements; therapist gives Consejos for ways parent can provide positive reinforcement for desired behavior; school activities vocabulary; therapist gets lost and asks for repetition; statements to close session.