NACE: National Association For Continuining Education 866-266-6223 9a am to 5 pm EST Mon-Fri
Member Login
(click your profession below)

CE Login
CME Login
CE Courses

Send to a Friend!

Email Newsletter icon, E-mail Newsletter icon, Email List icon, E-mail
List icon Sign up for our Email Newsletter


 
Course #: N0731
Helping Students Overcome Depression and Anxiety

Publication Date: 2001
Kenneth W. Merrell, PhD
 

N0731-new.jpg
Material Includes Book and Online Test

Add to Cart
$99.00
Checkout


Purchase
Online Test Only
!
$66.00

Add to Cart



About the Author

Kenneth W. Merrell, PhD, is Professor of School Psychology at the University of Oregon, where he has served as School Psychology Program Director and as head of the Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences. His research and clinical interests focus on social and emotional learning in schools, and social-emotional assessment and intervention with children and adolescents. He has authored numerous journal articles and book chapters in these areas, as well as several books, assessment instruments, and intervention programs. Dr. Merrell has extensive experience in working with children and youth in school settings, and in leading academic and research programs.

Summary

6 hours CE
Kenneth W. Merrell


Depression, anxiety, and other internalizing disorders can have severe and lasting consequences for children and adolescents. This unique book provides clear-cut strategies for addressing these problems creatively and effectively with students in grades K-12.

Learning Objectives

  1. identify four types of internalizing disorders
  2. explain a four step model for assessment
  3. compare strategies used in different cognitive behavior therapies for depression and anxiety
  4. list four behavioral treatments for anxiety
  5. identify the main effects and side effects of different classes of medicines used to treat depression and anxiety

Table of Contents
  1. Understanding Depression and Anxiety in Children and Adolescents
  2. How Depression and Anxiety Develop and Are Maintained
  3. Guidelines for Assessment and Intervention Planning
  4. Comprehensive Intervention Programs for Depression
  5. Changing Thoughts and Beliefs: Cognitive Therapy Techniques for Depression
  6. Changing Thoughts and Beliefs: Rational-Emotive Therapy, Attribution Retraining, Learned Optimism, and Journal-Writing Strategies for Depression
  7. Behavior Change, Emotional Education, Interpersonal Problem-Solving, and Conflict Resolution Strategies for Depression
  8. Behavioral Treatments for Anxiety: Systematic Desensitization
  9. Social Skills Training and Other Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Anxiety
  10. Finding More Help: Referral Guidelines for Mental Health Counseling, Psychiatric Medications, and Alternative Treatments
  11. Appendix: Reproducible Worksheets
Difficulty Level: Intermediate

231 pp.

Return to Catalog