approximately 50% of those who receive treatment making a full recovery (Blatt et al. 2000). The models care recommended for depression are cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and interpersonal therapy (IPT) for moderate to severe depression. The cognitive behavioral approach focuses on identifying negative cognition and provides strategies for changing these cognitions. This method is highly use in children with behavior problems. Interpersonal therapy focuses on improving the interpersonal skills. This therapy helps clients identify and explore social and interpersonal issues that relate to and maintain their depressive symptoms, using strategies such as communication analysis, problem solving, exploration of effect and role play. While the
