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  1. Child Development: Principles and Perspectives (Book Alone) by Joan Littlefield Cook, Greg Cook, 2005-12-15
  2. Creative Interventions for Children of Divorce by Liana Lowenstein, MSW, 2006-08-01
  3. Handbook of Child Psychology, Vol. 1: Theoretical Models of Human Development, 6th Edition (Volume 1)
  4. Abnormal Child Psychology 3rd ed by EricJMash;DavidAWolfe, 2007-01-01
  5. Handbook of Child Psychology, Vol. 4: Child Psychology in Practice, 6th Edition (Volume 4)
  6. Handbook of Positive Behavior Support (Issues in Clinical Child Psychology)
  7. Treating Conduct and Oppositional Defiant Disorders in Children (Psychology Practitioner Guidebooks Series) by Arthur M. Horne, Thomas V. Sayger, 1990-09
  8. THE ORIGIN OF INTELLIGENCE IN THE CHILD (MODERN PSYCHOLOGY S.) by MARGARET COOK (TRANSLATOR) JEAN PIAGET, 1977
  9. Overcoming Loss: Activities and Stories to Help Transform Children's Grief and Loss by Julia Sorensen, 2008-06-15
  10. A Child's Odyssey: Child and Adolescent Development by Paul S. Kaplan, 2000-01-04
  11. Twin and Triplet Psychology: A Professional Guide to Working with Multiples
  12. Psychotherapy with Children by Richard A. Gardner, 1993-07-01
  13. Child Sexual Abuse: Disclosure, Delay, and Denial
  14. Introducing Child Psychology by H. Rudolph Schaffer, 2003-10-27

101. Child Psychologist - Marlborough, Wiltshire
Offers cognitive behavioural therapy, family therapy and functional analysis.
http://oakschildpsychology.co.uk/
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Welcome to Oaks Child Psychology provided by Dr Katie Adolphus, Chartered Clinical Psychologist. I have been working with children and families in the NHS since 1995 and qualified as a Doctor of Clinical Psychology in 1999. In that time I have seen children and families with a wide range of concerns and difficulties at a number of locations including Great Ormond Street Hospital. I have also developed and co-ordinated services for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders and their families. Please see About Me section for more information about my experience. In my work I put the child first, whilst always considering the needs of the family as a whole. I work using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Family Therapy perspectives. I also use Functional Analysis techniques. I offer individual and family appointments. I am also able to liaise with your child’s school if, after discussion, we feel it may be helpful. When your child faces developmental, behavioural or emotional difficulties, it can be very concerning. I treat all the children and families I see with respect and without judgement. I endeavour to make sure that the work we do together is as effective as possible.

102. Child Psych
A blog on child psychology, mental health, trauma and related social issues.
http://columbiachildpsychologist.blogspot.com/
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Many Children Still Haven't Recovered from Katrina
Now, five years later, there's new evidence of the significant, negative impact of Hurricane Katrina on children's mental health. The study " Children as Bellwethers of Recovery " was conducted by researchers from the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health and was published online by the Journal of Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness.
The results come from a longitudinal study of 1079 families in Louisiana and Mississippi that were displaced or greatly affected by Hurricane Katrina. Most of the data analysed in this study came from parent interviews conducted 4-1/2 years after Katrina.
The study's findings demonstrate the dramatic, long-term impact of Hurricane Katrina on the children:
  • Children in the study are nearly 5 times more likely to have serious emotional disturbance compared to children who were not affected by the disaster Less than 50% of the parents that sought mental health counseling for their children were able to access services
Co-author Irwin Redlener, M.D., director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness, and president of the

103. Parenting Articles
Includes a list of his books and lectures on family and child psychology.
http://carlpickhardt.com

104. BrainDance - Finding Light In Dark Places - Through Depth Psychology And Applied
Jungian analysis, sandplay, telephone consultations, child psychology, and contact information.
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105. Group Therapy Specializing In Eating Disorders | Arlington VA Alexandria VA Wash
General psychotherapy services; specialties in child psychology and development, eating disorders, adult psychiatry and couples counseling.
http://www.growthandrecovery.com
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106. Child & Family Services Clinic
Set up to provide affordable, quality mental health care to the children and families of the Lawrence community. Training clinic for the Ph.D. graduate students of the Clinical Child Psychology program at the University of Kansas.
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107. Clinical Child Psychology Program
Doctoral degree offered affiliated with the Departments of Psychology and of Human Development and Family Life. Includes admission criteria, faculty information, training manual, and links.
http://www.ku.edu/~clchild/
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The essential requirements for admission are a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and a record of achievement that shows a strong promise for success in the program's courses, research, and clinical work. The application process is highly competitive. Deadline: December 1st
Graduate Students
Students hail to the KU CCPP from every region of the country, ranging from Florida to Alaska. Approximately 35 students are currently receiving training in the program, including 7 students on internship and 3 students post-internship. Students are involved in a wide range of activities within the program, including research and clinical work, representation at faculty meetings, student government, and leisure activities.
Community Settings
Community settings for clinical interventions and research activities help fulfill the objectives of the Clinical Child Psychology Programto provide a variety of training venues and to increase professional functioning in the public sector. This link provides a brief description of each site, the clientele and interventions, and the supervising clinicians in Lawrence, Kansas City, Topeka, and the surrounding areas.

108. KU: Applied Behavioral Science
HDFL majors can earn a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of General Studies(B.G.S.), a general M.A. degree in human development, a specialized M.A. degree in early childhood, and a Master of Human Development (M.H.D.), or a Ph.D. in Developmental and Child Psychology.
http://www.absc.ku.edu/
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