Parent-Oriented Intervention Approaches in Traumatized Children
Parent-Oriented Intervention Approaches in Traumatized Children

Summary/Abstract: Childhood traumas are reported to cause significant short- and long-term mental health problems and life-long effects. An increasing number of early childhood trauma experiences and their role in this process have emerged. The option of compiling parent care intervention practices developed for the trauma of these children. These skills include Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Alternative Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Families (AF-CBT), Combined Parent Child Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CPC-CBT), Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), Filial Therapy (FP), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (ECET), Trauma Oriented Parent Child Interaction Therapy (TF-PCIT), Parent Child Interaction Therapy for Children Affected by Natural Disaster (TND-PCIT) are introduced in general terms. The literature package points out that there are still limits to parent's individual interventions in child psychotherapy and that significant advanced and popularization studies have come to the fore in the international arena in recent years.

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