title: Treating Trauma and Traumatic Grief in Children and Adolescents, First Edition
author:  Judith A. Cohen 
description: <DIV>"This is the book that clinicians and educators concerned with child traumatic stress have been waiting for! Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is the clear 'best-practice' treatment for traumatized children and their families. This book describes this evidence-based treatment approach in a pragmatic manner that every clinician will appreciate. I found the extensive use of case examples and the answers to common clinical questions to be particularly valuable. This book should be read by every therapist and every student working with traumatized children and their families."--Benjamin E. Saunders, PhD, National Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center, Medical University of South Carolina<br><br>"For therapists treating children affected by trauma, this is a 'must-have' book. It is truly a clinician&#8217;s guide, describing specific treatment strategies to accomplish the proven ingredients of trauma-focused therapy. It illustrates how theory-driven, research-supported interventions can be translated into real-life, complex case situations."--Lucy Berliner, MSW, Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington<br><br>"This state-of-the-art treatment manual orients both the novice and seasoned clinician to critical core components for treating children who suffer from trauma and loss. Eminent clinician-scholars in the trauma field have provided a highly effective, evidence-based package, honed by feedback from community-based practitioners. This is a 'must-have' tool for every clinician&#8217;s toolkit!"--Lisa Amaya-Jackson, MD, MPH, UCLA-Duke National Center for Child Traumatic Stress <br></div><br /><br /><DIV>"The ideal source for therapists with children and adolescent clients who have experienced a trauma...and do not appear to be coping well with having had the experience....A manual for the empirically based components of treatment that appear to be critical to help a child recover from experiencing such events and integrate them into the whole of his or her life so that they no longer play a detrimental role in the child's or the parent's life....As a community therapist, I found this book refreshing, usable, and immediately helpful. It will make its way into reader's therapy with the next client seen who has such treatment needs. Already, I have found the handouts in the appendixes useful."</DIV> (<i>PsycCRITIQUES</i> 2006-06-25)<br /><br /><DIV>"Describes what some consider the best available treatment for children who are suffering from the sequelae to trauma....Contains several appendices in which very useful client handouts for both children and their parents are included, additional recommended readings for clients and professionals are provided, and information for web-based training in trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy is described....[It] is well written and the treatment protocol is easy to follow for clinicians with a background in exposure-based therapies. The book is also very accessible given its detailed organization. An added bonus is the inclusion of answers to frequently asked questions, which primarily address commonly confronted difficulties associated with implementing the intervention. Moreover, sample scripts and case examples provided throughout the book help to tailor treatment to specific individual's needs and offer guidance for how to respond to different types of trauma....Highly recommended for clinicians working with child and adolescent clients who suffer from depression, anxiety, and posttraumatic stress symptoms."</DIV> (<i>Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy</i> 2006-06-25)<br /><br /><DIV>"Seasoned clinicians will benefit greatly from this text in updating their skills and knowledge of current evidence-based practice in the treatment of children and adolescents who have been traumatized. For novice clinicians, the work by Cohen and her colleagues should be required as a part of any clinical training focused on trauma."</DIV> (<i>Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal</i> 2006-06-25)<br /><br /><DIV>"Even more informative and readable than I had expected....This practical book outlines the therapy in a way that makes it come alive....Many good practical examples, as well as a trouble-shooting section, complete each chapter. Handouts for patients and an excellent reference section complete the book. The authors' impressive breadth of knowledge and experience makes this book valuable for any professional who might find families with traumatic experiences in their practice. I strongly recommend it to my colleagues."</DIV> (<i>Journal of the Canadian Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry</i> 2010-01-03)<br /><br /><DIV>"A well-written, practical, and theoretical guide for individuals working with children, adolescents, and their families. Cohen, Mannarino, and Deblinger, who are accomplished leaders in the field, have successfully compiled their previous research with knowledge gained from community practitioners in an eloquent and practical manner. The book provides a tremendously useful bridge from theoretical construct to hands-on treatment....Particularly refreshing is the recognition and attention given to defining trauma in affective, cognitive, and behavioral domains....In an era of increased accountability and attention to evidence-based practice, this book is on the mark. The authors provide a treatment structure in which the connection between theory and practice is purposeful, apparent, and meaningful. It is a how-to manual for treating trauma and traumatic grief. Practitioners at all levels can use the information presented in this book to benefit children, adolescents, and their families."</DIV> (<i>Best Practices in Mental Health</i> 2006-06-25)
zlib_text: The Courage to Remember
  Childhood Traumatic Grief Curriculum Guide 
  From the
  National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  Childhood Traumatic Grief Working Group 
  Educational Materials Subcommittee
  Robin F. Goodman, PhD 
  National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  Judith Cohen, MD 
  Center for Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents 
  Allegheny General Hospital
  Matthew D. Kliethermes, PhD 
  The Greater St. Louis Child Traumatic Stress Program
  Julie Kaplow, PhD 
  New Jersey Medical School
  Carrie Epstein, MSW
  Safe Horizon
  Christopher Layne, PhD 
  Brigham Young University
  Robert Franks, PhD 
  National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, Duke University
  Amy Blalock, BA 
  National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, Duke University
  Lt. Christine Guthrie, MPH 
  Center for Mental Health Services
  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
  National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  NCTSN.org
  2005
  The National Child Traumatic Stress Network is coordinated by 
  the National Center for Child Traumati