Preventing Child Maltreatment and Traumas

Drawing on experiences from Italy and Japan, this book provides a practical and evidence-informed guide to the early detection and treatment of child neglect, abuse, and maltreatment. It presents successful case studies, innovative diagnostic techniques, and screening tools from a range of clinical settings, including public children’s hospitals, private clinics, psychotherapeutic practices, and pediatric offices. Designed for experienced clinicians, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, and pediatricians, it bridges theory and practice while offering actionable strategies for early intervention. Academics and doctoral students in psychotherapy and pediatrics will also find it valuable for comparing international clinical experiences and learning new approaches to diagnosis and treatment.

Key Features:

• Shares clinical cases and best practices from Italy and Japan.
• Introduces new diagnostic techniques and screening tools for early detection.
• Offers guidance from diverse clinical settings: hospitals, clinics, and private practices.
• Supports clinicians in evidence-based assessment and intervention for child maltreatment.
• Serves as a comparative resource for academics and doctoral students in psychotherapy and pediatrics.