Treating Social Interaction Disorders: A Comprehensive Manual for Professionals

By Leonhard Schilbach, Marie Bartholomus, Juliane Bhm, Felicitas Buchholz, Hella Parpart, Laura Albantakis, and Hanna Thaler

Social interaction disorders are a common symptom of many psychological conditions, making it difficult for individuals to interact with others successfully. As a mental health professional, it’s essential to know how to help your patients overcome these challenges.

Understanding Social Interaction Disorders

Individuals with social interaction disorders often struggle to understand gestures and facial expressions, leading to uncomfortable reactions, anxiety, or withdrawal. This manual provides a comprehensive guide on how to diagnose and treat these disorders.

A Proven Interactions Model

The authors present a tried-and-tested interactions model, providing detailed instructions on how to implement effective therapy. You’ll receive valuable tips and insights on potential pitfalls to avoid, ensuring successful treatment outcomes.

Additional Resources for Effective Learning

To support your learning, the manual includes supplementary worksheets and videos that will help you master the interactions model and improve your therapeutic skills.

Who Will Benefit from This Manual?

This comprehensive guide is designed for mental health professionals, including:

• Psychiatrists and psychotherapists
• Psychological psychotherapists
• Psychosomatic and psychotherapy professionals

Stay ahead in your field with this indispensable resource, enabling you to provide the best possible care for your patients.

Publication details:

• Language: German
• Publisher: Urban & Fischer
• Publication date: April 19, 2022