Description
Neuropsychological Interviewing of Children and Adolescents is an essential clinical resource for professionals conducting comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations. Written by experts Jacobus Donders and Yana Suchy, this text provides detailed guidance on interviewing techniques specifically designed for younger populations.
The book covers the unique challenges of interviewing children and adolescents, including developmental considerations, communication strategies, and age-appropriate assessment methods. It emphasizes building rapport, understanding family dynamics, and gathering collateral information from parents, teachers, and caregivers.
This practical guide integrates evidence-based practices with real-world clinical applications, offering clinicians valuable tools for improving interview quality and diagnostic accuracy. Topics include structured interview approaches, handling resistance, documenting findings, and integrating interview data with other assessment measures.
Ideal for clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists, and graduate students, this resource enhances professional competency in pediatric neuropsychological practice.
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