Cursos / 2º Ciclo / Institute of Psychology and Educational Sciences :: Clinical Psychology
MÉTODOS E TÉCNICAS DE INTERVENÇÃO CLÍNICA EM CRIANÇAS E ADOLESCENTES - 2023/2024
1º curricular year
Semestralidade: 2nd semester
ECTS: 7
Teachers
Leading Teacher: Prof. Doutora Mariana Sousa
Assistant Professor: Prof. Doutora Mariana Sousa
Class type and School hours
Prática Laboratorial : 2 Horas
Teórico-prática : 2 Horas
Teaching Language
Portuguese
Main Aims/Objectives
To frame clinical intervention as a result of the integration of information gathered in the clinical assessment
To know the main strategies and techniques of clinical intervention with children and adolescents
To select approaches, strategies, and techniques according to the child´s/adolescent´s symptoms, psychopathology and specific characteristics
Specific Aims/Objectives
To design an intervention plan based on the integration of the information gathered in the clinical assessment
To select approaches, strategies, and techniques based on the child´s/adolescent´s symptoms/ psychopathology and specific characteristics
To critically analyse the approaches, strategies, and techniques used to deal with the specific needs identified in each case
To assess the effectiveness of the intervention
Skills to be acquired
It is expected that the students acquire competencies allowing them to:
- define an appropriate intervention plan
- select approaches, strategies, and techniques according to the child´s/adolescent´s symptoms/ psychopathology and specific characteristics
- critically analyse the approaches, and strategies used, considering the specific needs identified in each case
- assess the intervention effectiveness
Teaching Procedures
Participated exposition of the contents
Analysis and discussion of clinical cases
Role-playing to illustrate the use of the strategies and techniques explored in the classes
Programme
1. Clinical intervention as a construction resulting from the integration of information gathered in the clinical assessment and the case clinical formulation
2. Evidence based strategies and techniques used in the intervention in:
2.1. Depressive Disorders
2.2. Anxiety Disorders
2.3. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
2.4. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
2.5. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
2.6. Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Behavior Disorder
2.7. Elimination Disorders
3. Specific skills associated with clinical intervention with children and adolescents
3.1. Design of intervention plans based on child´s/adolescent´s symptoms/ psychopathology and specific characteristics
Evaluation Type
Continuous assessment, compulsory for the approval in the curricular unit, requires:
- attendance of 70% of the classes;
- elaboration of a clinical formulation and an intervention plan appropriate to the case, based on a clinical case provided by the teacher.
The final assessment consists of a final exam on the contents explored along the semester.
Weighting: Continuous assessment - 60% of the final grade; Final assessment - 40%.
Teaching Resources
Computer, projector, books and scientific articles
Sustainability Objectives
Keywords
clinical intervention, children and adolescents, strategies, techniques
Main Bibliography
Author | Carr, A. |
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Title | Manual de Psicologia Clínica da criança e do adole |
Edition | 2ª |
Place | Braga |
Editor | Psiquilíbrios |
Year | 2014 |
Author | Flessner, C., & Piacentini, J. (Eds.) |
Title | Clinical handbook of psychological disorders in ch |
Edition | 1st |
Place | New York |
Editor | The Guilford Press |
Year | 2017 |
Author | Friedberg. R, & McClure, J. |
Title | Clinical practice of cognitive therapy with childr |
Edition | 2nd |
Place | New York |
Editor | The Guilford Press |
Year | 2015 |
Complementary Bibliography
Author | Barkley, R. |
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Title | The ADHD clinical guide: What every clinician need |
Edition | 1st |
Place | New York |
Editor | The Guilford Press |
Year | 2021 |
Author | Gonçalves, M.; Henriques, M. |
Title | Terapia narrativa da ansiedade: guião terapêutico |
Edition | 1ª |
Place | Braga |
Editor | Psiquilíbrios |
Year | 2012 |