Counseling Adolescents Diagnosed With Conduct Disorder: Application of Emotion-Focused Therapy for Individuals

Adolescents diagnosed with conduct disorder (CD) experience difficulty regulating their emotions and engaging in effective social relationships and can potentially cause significant harm to individuals and property in their communities. The severe symptom cluster associated with CD impacts multiple...

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Published in:Journal of Mental Health Counseling 2019-10, Vol.41 (4), p.283-296
Main Authors: Adams, Charmayne R, Gibbons, Melinda M
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Addictive behaviors
Adolescents
Behavior
Behavior Problems
Book publishing
Care and treatment
Childhood mental disorders
Clinical Diagnosis
Community Relations
Conduct disorder
Counseling
Counselor Client Relationship
Counselors
Couples
Depression (Psychology)
Drug abuse
Emotional disorders
Emotional Disturbances
Emotional Experience
Emotions
Family Environment
Health aspects
Helplessness
Intervention
Marriage Counseling
Medical Services
Mental disorders
Mental health care
Mental Health Programs
Psychiatry
Psychotherapy
Residential Care
Self Efficacy
Social aspects
Substance Abuse
Teenagers
Youth
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description Adolescents diagnosed with conduct disorder (CD) experience difficulty regulating their emotions and engaging in effective social relationships and can potentially cause significant harm to individuals and property in their communities. The severe symptom cluster associated with CD impacts multiple aspects of the youth's life, including home, school, and community relationships. Due to the severity, it may be necessary to integrate an individual emotion-focused therapeutic intervention as one aspect of a multifaceted treatment approach. This paper proposes emotion-focused therapy for individuals as an intervention to meet the needs of adolescents diagnosed with CD in residential treatment and describes a hypothetical case illustration to demonstrate its application.
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Behavior Problems
Book publishing
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Childhood mental disorders
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Community Relations
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Couples
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Family Environment
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Marriage Counseling
Medical Services
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Mental Health Programs
Psychiatry
Psychotherapy
Residential Care
Self Efficacy
Social aspects
Substance Abuse
Teenagers
Youth
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