A PROGRAM FOR PSYCHOTIC CHILDREN
Abstract
Education and training techniques developed in the Child Research Project at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, have helped psychotic children lead more normal lives. Parents are taught how to function as co-therapists for their child in a program at home. The success of the project has resulted in a unique state-supported program for children with a broad range of developmental and behavior disorders.
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