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Trust‐Based Relational Intervention™: Interactive Principles for Adopted Children With Special Social‐Emotional Needs

Karyn B. Purvis · David Cross · Jacquelyn S. Pennings

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Child Welfare and Adoption Behavioral and Psychological Studies Child Therapy and Development

Abstract

Children who experience abuse, neglect, and/or trauma are disproportionately represented among those who deteriorate into challenging and pervasive behavioral disorders. The Trust‐Based Relational Intervention™Interactive Principles, described in this article, have been used effectively in a variety of settings, including camps, homes, schools, and residential treatment facilities.

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