Therapeutic Engagement With Adolescents in Psychotherapy.

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Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Child Therapy and Development

Abstract

Therapeutic engagement of adolescents is critical to maximizing the success of any psychotherapy intervention. Therapists have found that engaging adolescents is especially challenging and that there are several reasons for this. Most psychotherapy models are based on treatments that work for adults. These methods are frequently not conducive to engaging adolescents because of their developmental

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