Childhood Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Research and Clinical Guide

Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children manifests through obsessions with contamination, hoarding, and orderliness, and compulsions like washing, checking, and counting. This volume draws on the latest research to aid clinicians in diagnosis and treatment, featuring detailed case examples, measurement scales, and a cognitive-behavioral treatment manual. The authors describe childhood and adolescent OCD forms, discuss etiology and epidemiology, and cover assessment methods and pharmacological and psychosocial treatments.

Use Cases

• Diagnosis support based on descriptions of obsessions and compulsions
• Treatment planning based on the included cognitive-behavioral treatment manual
• Clinical research based on measurement scales and assessment methods
• Etiology and epidemiology studies based on the authors' discussion

Strengths

• Includes detailed case examples for clinical reference
• Provides measurement scales and a cognitive-behavioral treatment manual
• Draws on the latest research for diagnosis and treatment guidance

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