The essays presented thoughtfully by Dr. Zimmerman are essential readings for anyone interested in residential care.Zimmerman poignantly details the attainable progress achieved by children diagnosed with primary attachment disorders.His desire to understand rather than judge these children fosters a loving and structured environment enabling psychological progress in terms of autonomy and social acceptance.Zimmerman's ability to relate theory to practical interventions makes The Forsaken Child a book to be kept toward the front of the shelf.Product Description
In this era of budget constraints and the application of increasingly time-limited models of residential treatment, The Forsaken Child, containing essays on the delivery of group care and individual treatment services for young people present an argument for the preservation of thoughtful, humanistic forms of residential care. With The Forsaken Child, you will gain a more refined understanding of the concepts of milieu treatment, the present-day challenges of managed care, and the development of contemporary techniques in psychoanalysis and dynamic psychotherapy.
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