The book “Psychological Interventions in Child Mental Health” distils the clinical practice of the editors into an actionable blueprint for readers worldwide engaged in their therapeutic work with children and adolescents. It is an essential read for anyone entering or navigating this specialized field of real world therapy techniques in child mental health.This edited volume brings together practical, evidence-based, non-pharmacological therapies for children and adolescents—particularly in the context of the Indian subcontinent. With medications often offering limited benefits in treating childhood disorders, this book emphasizes psychological approaches as the foundation of effective care.It is authored by leading Child Mental Health experts and academicians from across India; thereby bridging the gap between theory and experiential research. The book offers hands-on, culturally informed techniques derived from decades of clinical experience. The chapters cover a wide range of conditions (including ADHD, autism, SLD, depression, internet gaming disorders, and self-harm) presenting culturally relevant interventions supported by real-world applications.It serves as a valuable resource for psychiatrists, psychologists, paediatricians, social workers, counsellors, nurses, teachers, and parents seeking effective, therapy-based solutions for mental health challenges faced by children and adolescents.

The book “Psychological Interventions in Child Mental Health” distils the clinical practice of the editors into an actionable blueprint for readers worldwide engaged in their therapeutic work with children and adolescents. It is an essential read for anyone entering or navigating this specialized field of real world therapy techniques in child mental health.This edited volume brings together practical, evidence-based, non-pharmacological therapies for children and adolescents—particularly in the context of the Indian subcontinent. With medications often offering limited benefits in treating childhood disorders, this book emphasizes psychological approaches as the foundation of effective care.It is authored by leading Child Mental Health experts and academicians from across India; thereby bridging the gap between theory and experiential research. The book offers hands-on, culturally informed techniques derived from decades of clinical experience. The chapters cover a wide range of conditions (including ADHD, autism, SLD, depression, internet gaming disorders, and self-harm) presenting culturally relevant interventions supported by real-world applications.It serves as a valuable resource for psychiatrists, psychologists, paediatricians, social workers, counsellors, nurses, teachers, and parents seeking effective, therapy-based solutions for mental health challenges faced by children and adolescents.

The book “Psychological Interventions in Child Mental Health” distils the clinical practice of the editors into an actionable blueprint for readers worldwide engaged in their therapeutic work with children and adolescents. It is an essential read for anyone entering or navigating this specialized field of real world therapy techniques in child mental health.This edited volume brings together practical, evidence-based, non-pharmacological therapies for children and adolescents—particularly in the context of the Indian subcontinent. With medications often offering limited benefits in treating childhood disorders, this book emphasizes psychological approaches as the foundation of effective care.It is authored by leading Child Mental Health experts and academicians from across India; thereby bridging the gap between theory and experiential research. The book offers hands-on, culturally informed techniques derived from decades of clinical experience. The chapters cover a wide range of conditions (including ADHD, autism, SLD, depression, internet gaming disorders, and self-harm) presenting culturally relevant interventions supported by real-world applications.It serves as a valuable resource for psychiatrists, psychologists, paediatricians, social workers, counsellors, nurses, teachers, and parents seeking effective, therapy-based solutions for mental health challenges faced by children and adolescents.