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        OPD-3 - Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis

        The Manual for Diagnostics and Therapy Planning

        by Arbeitskreis OPD (Hrsg.)

        The Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnostic (OPD) is a multiaxial psychodynamic diagnostic system that has become a widely accepted standard in psychodynamic diagnosis for clinical and research use. Numerous empirical studies demonstrate the validity of OPD findings. The clear operationalization, supplemented by case examples and working materials, makes essential components of psychodynamic models - illness experience, relational patterns, intrapsychic conflicts, availability about structural functions - reliably ascertainable.

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        Adolescent Dating Violence

        by Kelli S. Franco / Emily F. Rothman / Jeff R. Temple

        This essential guide empowers professionals to identify, prevent, and treat adolescent dating violence with sensi-tivity and skill. Grounded in the latest research, it offers evidence-based strategies for assessing and intervening with youth aged 10–24 in clinical, school, and correctional settings. A detailed case example illustrates the therapeu-tic process and practical follow-up measures. • Science-based tools for assessment and treatment • School and justice system interventions • Gender-inclusive, intersectional approach

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        Integrative Interventions in Oncology

        An Interprofessional Practice and Counselling Manual

        by Cornelia Mahler / Stefanie Joos (Eds.)

        Relief for body and mind – this handbook brings together proven, non-pharmacological interventions to support people living with cancer. From phytotherapy to compresses and lifestyle advice, it offers evidence-based tools for managing 21 symptoms and includes 88 illustrated “Infozepte” to guide patient care and communication. • Integrative treatments from acupressure to herbal teas • Practical support for 21 cancer-related symptoms • 88 illustrated guides for patient counseling and care

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        Social Anxiety Disorder

        by Karen Rowa / Martin M. Antony

        Social anxiety disorder (SAD) remains one of the most com-mon yet misunderstood psychological conditions. This up-dated guide distills cutting-edge research and evi-dence-based approaches into a practical manual for clinicians. It covers assessment, CBT treatment strategies, cultural considerations, and includes a vivid case example and useful clinical tools to support real-world practice. • Latest insights into SAD and CBT techniques • Cultural adaptations for diverse client needs • Case study and clinical handouts included

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        Optimizing CBT for PTSD

        by Lily Brown

        M aximize CBT with survivors of trauma. Helping clients heal from trauma – this evidence-based guide shows how to apply CBT effectively for PTSD. With step-by-step in-structions for key techniques like exposure and cognitive processing, it also addresses broader support needs and therapist self-care to ensure sustainable, compassionate practice. • CBT strategies for PTSD with clear guidance • Tools for trauma recovery and clinical challenges • Includes resources for clients and therapists alike

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        Movies, Miniseries and Multiculturalism

        Using Films and Television to Understand Culture and Social Justice

        by Lillian Comas-Diaz / Rehman Abdulrehman / Danny Wedding

        A powerful guide to understanding cultural identity and bias – through f lm and TV. This practical book uses com-pelling scenes to raise awareness for racism, patriarchy, and social justice while helping readers refl ect on their own perspectives. With relatable examples and thoughtful prompts, it offers accessible insights into multicultural living and the emotional impact of media narratives. • Uses movies and shows to teach cultural awareness • Practical tools for refl ection and growth • Tackles identity, bias, and belonging

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        Suicide and Culture 2.0

        Understanding the Context

        by Erminia Colucci / David Lester

        To prevent suicide effectively, we must understand the powerful infl uence of culture. This groundbreaking volume challenges narrow biomedical views and emphasizes the urgent need for culturally informed research and preven-tion strategies – showing how honoring diverse perspec-tives can truly save lives. • Written by leading suicide researchers • Explores suicide in different cultural contexts • Highlights how to conduct culturally sensitive studies.

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        Stuff the Rules!

        by Julia Weißflog, Christiane Dahm, Markus Mews, Tabea Warczok

        Kimi is often angry, can rarely control this anger and flips out of control. Kimi keeps getting into situations that are actually completely different in Kimi’s mind. But Kimi just wants to have fun. The fact that the baby cuckoo ends up sitting in the nest alone and there are no other baby birds to play with makes Kimi think. So Kimi tries to stick to a few rules, even though it’s really hard. Fortunately, Kimi’s parents and siblings help. Even though it doesn’t work every day, it feels good. This book aims to make it easier for children with an anti-social behavior disorder to understand their current situation. It helps them keep their inner volcano in check. The book provides important information about this issue as well as practical tasks and exercises for affected children, their parents, siblings and therapists. For:• children of elementary school age(between 6 and 12) with ananti-socialbehavior disorder• parents• relatives• therapists

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        Alone Is Not a Color

        by Azimeh Maleki, Hannah den Hartog, Mira Maiworm, Kristina Wüstefeld

        Ten-year-old Emma has cancer and is undergoing her first days in hospital. There are many feelings connected with this: she is worried about the treatment and misses home. Because she can’t go to a friend’s birthday party, she feels increasingly lonely. A conflict occurs with her roommate, but this resolves into a friendship. The two of them talk about their problems and are able to help each other. They start to make life on the children’s cancer ward as pleasant as possible. This book aims to help children affected by cancer to cope with their worries and feelings. It shows the children that they are not alone and that others are having a similar experience to theirs. For:• children of elementary school age(between 6 and 12 years) who havecancer• parents and relatives• therapists

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        Loose Connection

        by Fe Strack, Xiaying Lin, Martina Schlegl

        Jojo and his best friend Charly’s class often do silly things, and then something goes wrong. But nobody would have thought that things could also go wrong in someone’s head. However, everything suddenly changes when Jojo falls over in phys ed and has to go to the hospital. Jojo seems to be afraid of school and then the others make fun of him. Jojo explains to Charly that he has an illness called epilepsy. This means that lots of nerve cells in the brain are silly in the same way all at once – so that, for a short time, some things don’t work for him like they should. Their classmates must be able to understand that, Charly thinks. And then Charly and Jojo have a brilliant idea. This story aims to help children affected by epilepsy to understand their condition better, and should help accompanying adults to explain the different forms of epilepsy in a way that is appropriate for children. For:• children of elementary school age(between 6 and 12 years) who sufferfrom epilepsy• parents and relatives• therapists

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        No Saturday without Red Jelly

        by Elizaveta Tusheva, Chiara Battisti, Luisa Mohme, Franziska Roth

        Wim the Raccoon is a happy guy; he lives in the forest with Hector the Hare, and they have a great time together. But then Wim changes. He becomes sad and gloomy, and Hector doesn’t know what’s wrong with him. The hare goes to look for help and meets Dr Owl, an expert in invisible illnesses. With Dr Owl’s help, Wim the Raccoon starts to enjoy life again. This book explains to children and their parents different mental illnesses, how to recognize them, and how and where to get help. As well as important information, the children’s book also provides practical tasks and exercises. For:• children of primary school age(between 6 and 12) who come intocontact with a mental disorder andtheir parents• relatives and therapists

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        Charlie´s Crazy new beginning

        Mastering the Transition to Secondary School

        by Jasmin Lohoff, Lea Mohr, Mathilda Ziemer

        Charlie’s fi rst day at her new school is total chaos – but shefi nds her way through it! This lively story helps childrenface the big step to secondary school with less fear andmore confi dence. With exercises and tips, it supports kidsin understanding and managing their worries about change. • Eases fears about switching schools• Encourages confi dence through storytelling• Includes exercises for kids and professionals

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        Elio Counted Wrong

        Eine Mutmachgeschichte über den Alltag mit einer Rechenstörung

        by Lisa Köppchen, Lea Nadler, Chris Pankerl, Emma Viktoria Reingruber

        Elio keeps getting the numbers wrong – whether it’s counting,paying, or reading the clock. While others don’t understandwhy, he feels overwhelmed and anxious. This touchingstory helps children with dyscalculia feel seen andsupported. It includes exercises and guidance for familiesand professionals. • Story-based insight into dyscalculia• Encourages understanding and self-confi dence• With tips and exercises for home and therapy

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        Audiology

        by Martin Kompis

        Now in its 5th edition, this concise and richly illustratedtextbook offers a hands-on introduction to audiology as aninterdisciplinary fi eld. Updated chapters on speech audiometry,cochlear implants, and implantable devices make itideal for study and practice. Includes access to audiosamples, slides, and training tools. • Compact, accessible introduction to audiology• Updated content on implants and diagnostics• Bonus teaching materials and audio resources included

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        Joe and the Big Red Pen

        A Story About Everyday Life with a Reading and Spelling Disorder

        by Victoria Hercher, Isabella Rauh, Johanna Schröer, Charlotte Weimar

        “Not another spelling test,” Joe groans as his stomachtightens. Reading and writing feel impossible – until helearns what’s behind his struggles. This encouraging storyhelps children with dyslexia feel understood and showsthat support is out there. Includes exercises and tips forfamilies and professionals. • Story-based support for children with dyslexia• Helps reduce school-related fear and stress• With guidance and activities for home and therapy

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        Finding New Paths

        With ACT and PEP to a Self-determined and Fulfi lling Life

        by Michael Waadt, Jan Nachtigall

        Find clarity and direction – even when thoughts and emotionsfeel overwhelming. This empowering guide combinesAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with ProcessandEmbodiment-Focused Psychology (PEP). Using mindfulness,tapping techniques, and the Choice Point model, ithelps readers overcome inner blocks and live with greaterpurpose and autonomy. • ACT and PEP for emotional resilience• Mindfulness and tapping to shift patterns• Tools for values-based decision-making

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        Mulle’s Big Dare

        A Book for Children Starting School

        by Anna Buchwald, Kirsten Dornseifer, Celia Maimouna Stupp

        Mulle the meerkat is nervous – today’s his fi rst solo walk toschool. Along the way, he meets other animals who sharehis fears. This warm story reassures children that they’renot alone with their worries. With practical exercises andtips for caregivers, it gently supports a positive start toschool life. • Story-based support for school anxieties• Exercises for children to build confi dence• Tips for parents and teachers included

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        How About Giving It a Try?

        by Fabian Grolimund, Stefanie Rietzler

        “Yuck!” says the little dung beetle, turning away. With playfulrhymes and colorful animal antics, this picture booktackles picky eating with humor and heart. Perfect for easingmealtime stress, it also includes a science-based guidefor caregivers with practical tips to foster curiosity – withoutpressure. • Fun rhyming story about picky eaters• Lighthearted support for family mealtimes• Expert-backed advice for caregivers included

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