In a constantly changing world, systemic emotional psychotherapy for children and adolescents is emerging as an innovative and necessary approach to addressing the complexities of modern life for children, adolescents, and their families.

If you are a psychotherapist seeking to expand your knowledge and techniques, providing a deep and practical understanding of how to effectively intervene in family systems with minors and their intrafamilial emotional development, this book will be an essential guide in your work.

-Thanks to this book, you will discover how to:

Understand and transform family dynamics:

-Learn to identify and address family relationships that influence the emotional well-being of children and adolescents.

-Use playful tools and emotional games: You will find creative and effective methods for working with minors, facilitating their emotional and psychological development.

-Manage situations of crisis and grief: You will develop strategies to support children, adolescents, and their families during their most difficult times, promoting resilience and healing.

-Integrating Neuropsychology into Therapeutic Practice: You will explore how neuroscience can enrich your therapeutic approach, improving the understanding and treatment of emotional and cognitive problems in childhood and adolescence.

Furthermore, this book offers not only theoretical knowledge but also practical techniques and real-life examples that you can directly apply in your daily work. With a systemic emotional perspective, you will learn to see your young patients and their families within the context of their relationships and environments, facilitating profound and lasting changes in their emotional well-being.