This is a great start for showing how PCP can be used. It is written in an non-academic style to make it quicker to read. You will find lots of examples of using PCP with children and adolescents. If you work with adults, don't be put off reading it - it will help by illustrating techniques. It is available in the Apple iBook store and on ISSUU.

An article in The Psychotherapist magazine about a group for adolescents with emotional regulation.

A paper in Counselling Children and Young People magazine about my PCP approach to working with young people referred because of their difficulties managing angry feelings. Moran, H. (2006). Where anger rules. Counselling Children and Young People. Dec. 6-9. 

I have a chapter about working with young people in Peter Cummins' book.

This book of powerful poems is by an adopted adolescent, illustrating his feelings about his history and identity. It is a great resource for working with adopted teenagers or adopters and foster carers.

Slideshow of a presentation at the British Psychological Society's DECP conference by Jane Williams (2016).

The experience of parental suicide is usually very distressing and confusing for a child. This is a book for parents, therapists or counsellors to read with children affected by such a suicide. It is a story which gives a child's account their father's suicide.

The experience of parental suicide is usually very distressing and confusing for a child. This is a book for parents, therapists or counsellors to read with children affected by such a suicide. It is a story which gives a child's account their father's suicide.

This book is written to facilitate discussions about the experiences some children have had living in a family where violence and neglect are part of everyday life. It is particularly suited for work with children who are in the care of others (foster care or care with other family members) and children who are adopted.