Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has published an excellent report about Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). The treatment approach is one of the best evidence-based protocols for children who have been abused and non-offending parents. For litigators who encounter TF-CBT in a case, or face an opposing expert who doesn't use it, the report is an excellent resource.
Stay Connected
Topics
- Construction
- Data Privacy
- Corporate and Business
- Employee Accomodation
- Mandated Reporter Laws
- Current Events
- Adverse Childhood Experiences
- Child Abuse Registry
- Depositions
- Staff Training
- Child Protection Policies
- Protection Policies
- Internal Investigations
- Speaking Engagement
- Risk Avoidance
- Charities
- Child Abuse
- Schools
- Criminal Law
- Mental Health Research
- Public Policy
- Resilience
- Employment Issues
- Bullying
- Over-Protection
- Zero Tolerance
- Therapy
- Child Witness
- Expert Witness
- Humor
- Litigation (Discovery)
- Mandated Reporter
- Media
- Miscellaneous
- Negligence
- Presentations
- Day Care
- Illness
- Personal Injury
- Youth Camps
Contributors
- Teresa E. Adams
- Deborah A. Ausburn
- Scott G. Blews
- Jonathan D. Crumly Sr.
- Glianny Fagundo
- Julian A. Fortuna
- Randy C. Gepp
- Katie Heron
- Mitzi L. Hill
- Bryan F. Jacoutot
- Donald S. Kohla
- Lauren Parsons Langham
- Catrina Markwalter
- Lauren Marlow
- Jan G. Marsh
- LaTise Miller
- Christina L. Moore
- Allen W. Nelson
- Michele L. Stumpe