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A Trust-Based Home Intervention for Special-Needs Adopted Children: A Case Study
Authors:L. Brooks McKenzie  Karyn B. Purvis  David R. Cross
Affiliation:1. Institute of Child Development, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, USAB.McKenzie@LBHResearch.com;3. Institute of Child Development, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Abstract:Research on the effects of abuse, neglect, and other traumas in early childhood has consistently demonstrated severe deficits that can be prevalent across the life span. Costs associated with addressing such deficits in special-needs children can strain families and are an immense financial burden to society. Trust-Based Relational Intervention® is an intervention modality that targets the attachment system as part of a dynamic system of development. Presented is a summary of the costs of addressing the sequelae of childhood abuse and neglect, a brief overview of Trust-Based Relational Intervention, and a case study demonstrating the efficacy of this intervention with an adopted special-needs child in a home-based setting.
Keywords:adoption  at-risk children  attachment  special-needs children
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