Brookline Books/Lumen Editions

The Ecology of Troubled Children 

by Richard Munger

Richard Munger in The Ecology of Troubled Children Changing Children's Behavior by Changing the Places, Activites, and People in Their Lives, focuses away from the person-centered psychotherapy. Environmental ecology intervention focuses on understanding the environments people live in and changing them to be more therapeutic and supportive.

For frontline clinicians dealing with children, this simply written manual explains the concepts, principles, and procedures of environmental intervention. Read how to benefit troubled children by realigning the people, places, and activities in their lives. An important resource for social workers, psychologists, probation officers, and drug counselors. Parents of troubled children may find this work insightful too.