Digital media have long entered the realm of therapeutic action, especially since their inclusion in the DSM-5. This book describes psychodynamic approaches for the diagnosis and therapy of children and adolescents with digital disorders. It explains what a therapist needs to know when working with affected young patients and their parents.

• The first book on the therapy of media addiction
• Includes case studies and suggestions for a systematic diagnosis
• What underlying issues might be present, and what do psychotherapists need to know about digital technology and social media to help such patients?
• Which behaviors are relevant for therapy, even if no signs of addiction are evident?
• How can psychotherapists with limited technical affinity still provide assistance?

This book is aimed at psychotherapists.