To provide information about co-therapy where the therapist uses the client to offer suggestions to a family member as a way to help the client in a solution-based therapeutic approach.

To illustrate the value of clients using cognitive mediation and an internal dialogue to deter impulsive behavior.

To describe a therapeutic approach that helps children learn to change their behaviors, using counseling, role-play, and behavioral contingencies.

To describe a technique in which a group of children or a family takes turns adding parts of a story.

To use comments and compliments to start conversations.

To understand that common interests provide topics for conversation, and to reflect on specific opportunities for use of this approach.

A checklist to assess obsessive thoughts in young clients.

To provide information about a technique that suggests using a competing response to eliminate nail biting, thumbsucking, stuttering, tics, and hair pulling.

To learn that the consequences of safe and harmful expressions of anger are different.