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Helping the Noncompliant Child
Second Edition
Family-Based Treatment for Oppositional Behavior
Second Edition
Family-Based Treatment for Oppositional Behavior
Robert J. McMahon and Rex L. Forehand
Foreword by Sharon L. Foster
"This is an excellent book, clear, concise and extraordinarily detailed. It is meant to be a training text carefully outlining a training program, a valuable asset to any graduate level course in child behavior management. Any clinician seeking increased familiarity with behavioral interventions or with a specific interest in working with children would benefit significantly from reading this book. It is exemplary in its provision of sample material including assessment, education and outcome. The authors' goals have, indeed, been very well met....This book reflects true value."
-Child & Family Behavior Therapy
"The manual includes strategies for a range of ages and is excellent for anyone in the field who is having difficulty helping parents set rules that are followed."
-Youth Today
"This book is solidly grounded in the scientific research on childhood oppositional behavior and parent/family training approaches....Anyone interested in empirically based parent training for the management of difficult children will find this book 'must' reading for staying abreast of the state of the art."
-Russell A. Barkley, PhD, Department of Psychiatry, State University of New York Upstate Medical University at Syracuse
"A pleasure to read, the volume is grounded in 20 years of meticulous research. The rationale for each clinical technique is detailed, precise steps are outlined for implementation, and useful case examples are provided. Each page provides further evidence that these authors know what they are doing and can serve as most effective guides....One of the best books on family interventions that I have read."
-John B. Reid, PhD, Oregon Social Learning Center
"Clinicians will appreciate the clear language and step-by-step guidance through program procedures, as well as the parent handouts and other supporting materials. Researchers will appreciate the summary and update of relevant empirical work, including thoughtful self-critique and directions for the future."
-John R. Weisz, PhD, Judge Baker Children's Center, Harvard University
-Child & Family Behavior Therapy
"The manual includes strategies for a range of ages and is excellent for anyone in the field who is having difficulty helping parents set rules that are followed."
-Youth Today
"This book is solidly grounded in the scientific research on childhood oppositional behavior and parent/family training approaches....Anyone interested in empirically based parent training for the management of difficult children will find this book 'must' reading for staying abreast of the state of the art."
-Russell A. Barkley, PhD, Department of Psychiatry, State University of New York Upstate Medical University at Syracuse
"A pleasure to read, the volume is grounded in 20 years of meticulous research. The rationale for each clinical technique is detailed, precise steps are outlined for implementation, and useful case examples are provided. Each page provides further evidence that these authors know what they are doing and can serve as most effective guides....One of the best books on family interventions that I have read."
-John B. Reid, PhD, Oregon Social Learning Center
"Clinicians will appreciate the clear language and step-by-step guidance through program procedures, as well as the parent handouts and other supporting materials. Researchers will appreciate the summary and update of relevant empirical work, including thoughtful self-critique and directions for the future."
-John R. Weisz, PhD, Judge Baker Children's Center, Harvard University
