Richard Bromfield, Ph.D., is a psychologist at Harvard Medical School and author of Handle with Care: Understanding Children and Teachers and Playing for Real. He lives in Brookline with his wife and teenage children.
"Clearly written, down to Earth and at times humorous … Bursting
with real life examples of characters who howl, swear, make up
fantastic stories and fall asleep through their sessions—but whom
Bromfield portrays with respect and affection."
*Counseling Resource*
"Lively, practical, note-perfect guidance to therapists of
adolescents."
*New England Psychologist*
"Filled with rich case material, Teens in Therapy focuses on the
stories and perspectives of adolescents themselves, arming
therapists with a dearer sense of purpose and strategy."
*Adolescence*
"Cannot imagine a more practical guide on how to do therapy with
adolescents."
*Psychotherapy Review*
"A pleasure to read... the result is a suspenseful, engaging, and
truly wise text that deserves to become a standard in the
field."
*Harry G. Segal, PhD, Cornell University*
"A very practical and enjoyable book to read... a must for
therapists who work with adolescents."
*Dutch Journal of Psychiatry*
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