Routledge - Well-Being in Adolescent Girls: Theory to Interventions

Explore the essential connection between theoretical frameworks and practical applications in this specialized text from Routledge. Well-Being in Adolescent Girls: From Theory to Interventions provides a focused look into the psychology and mental health of young women. This book serves as a resource for those studying clinical psychology and applied psychology. It addresses the specific needs of adolescent girls by bridging the gap between academic theory and real-world intervention strategies. Whether you are a student, researcher, or practitioner, this volume offers a structured approach to understanding the developmental and psychological factors that influence well-being during these formative years. By focusing on the transition from theory to actionable interventions, the text helps readers understand how to support adolescent health effectively. It is a valuable addition to any library focused on health, family, and lifestyle psychology.