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Book Review: Brief and Extended Casework

In addition, the probably unintentional arrogance of the book is frustrating. The flyleaf and the introduction make one expect an elephant of a book; instead it sometimes resembles a mouse. There is an occasionally embarrassing need evident to prove that the authors have all the answers. The impression is given, now and then, that the authors have discovered new principles for treating schizophrenic children. For example, they make the "amazing" discovery that in-patient schizophrenic children require a therapeutic milieu and not just individual psychotherapy. The "new" principles that they describe are discussed with extremely sensitive understanding, but they have been used by others for many years. All too often they emphasize the obvious and discover what is already known.