When Their World Falls Apart: Helping Families and Children Manage the Effects of Disasters

By Lawrence B. Rosenfeld; Joanne S. Caye; Ofra Ayalon; Mooli Lahad

2005 NASW Press (Washington, DC), 7 x 10 inches tall trade paperback in color pictorial glossy covers, xi, 488 pp. plus unopened CD-ROM supplement in sleeve on verso of rear cover. Very slight rubbing to covers. Otherwise, a near fine copy - clean, bright and unmarked. 

Provides an unprecedented breadth and depth of coverage of the theory and research that must surround psychosocial intervention for children and families following disasters. Examined from cognitive and behavioral, family systems, and ecological perspectives, When Their World Falls Apart is a thought-provoking text that combines the international, cross-cultural, empirical, theoretical, and interdisciplinary expertise of four distinguished international authors. Many special activities throughout the book bridge the gap between cognitive and affective learning.