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Tools for Practice
A Child in Pain: What Health Professionals Can Do to Help
Description:
Written by Leora Kuttner, PhD, a pediatric clinical psychologist who specializes in treating children’s pain, this book is addressed to all disciplines. It is organized into three parts: Part I explores the scientific understanding of pain as a part of children’s development; Part II explores pain treatments themselves, their efficacies and how to combine them for therapeutic impact; and Part III uses this understanding to help translate knowledge into clinical practice.
Author(s):
Dr Leora Kuttner
Publisher:
Crown House Publishing
Year:
2010