backVolume 1, Issue 2 (1972)
An Adlerian Approach to the Problem of School Maladjustment
A. Krasnow
pp. 10-13
The need for effective techniques in the remediation and rehabilitation of the maladjusted child is now nationally recognized as serious. The Adlerian approach is unique; it is psychoeducational with the intention to instruct rather than treat. Its methods are oriented to a relearning process and are applicable to all instructors and in all group or private learning situations. There is a serious need for this approach in the programs designed for treatment of the maladjusted.
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