Working with Parents Makes Therapy Work
Working with Parents Makes Therapy Work centers on the essential relationship between therapists and parents. Kerry Kelly Novick’s book offers a professional perspective on how parental involvement can support therapy, making it relevant to readers interested in psychology, family relationships, and therapeutic practice.
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Working with Parents Makes Therapy Work focuses on the importance of involving parents in the therapeutic process.
The book presents its subject as a central part of effective work with children and families.
It may be useful to readers seeking a professional perspective on collaboration between therapists and parents.
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