Handbook of Interventions That Work With Children and Adolescents 2004
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Assessment and Treatment of Ethnically Diverse Children and Adolescents

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“…This seemed to be also the case in Portugal, where practitioners also reported a high involvement of highly anxious children in the intervention activities (Pereira, Marques, Russo, Barros, & Barrett, 2014). However, practitioners implementing the FRIENDS programs recognized that culturally-sensitive modifications may be needed, namely in: (1) the contents related to self-esteem and establishing eye contact to be brave; (2) the involvement of family in the intervention; and (3) the use of culturally-relevant examples, creative activities and materials (Barrett et al, 2014;Sonderegger & Barrett, 2004).…”
Section: Culture and Treatment Acceptability Of Evidence-based Child mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This seemed to be also the case in Portugal, where practitioners also reported a high involvement of highly anxious children in the intervention activities (Pereira, Marques, Russo, Barros, & Barrett, 2014). However, practitioners implementing the FRIENDS programs recognized that culturally-sensitive modifications may be needed, namely in: (1) the contents related to self-esteem and establishing eye contact to be brave; (2) the involvement of family in the intervention; and (3) the use of culturally-relevant examples, creative activities and materials (Barrett et al, 2014;Sonderegger & Barrett, 2004).…”
Section: Culture and Treatment Acceptability Of Evidence-based Child mentioning
confidence: 99%