Crisis intervention and trauma counseling : new approaches to evidence-based practice / Jennifer L. Hillman.
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TextSeries: Issues in the practice of psychologyPublication details: New York : Kluwr Academic/Plenum Publishers, 2002.Description: ix, 310p ; 24 cmISBN: - 0306473410
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Machine generated contents note: 1 Introductory Aspects of Crisis Intervention and Trauma Counseling 1-2. The Social psychology of Trauma: What clinicians need to know 17-3, A step-wise plan for intervention 33-4. post Traumatic stress: The need for a multidimensional approach 61-5.lonh-Term sequela of Trauma 83-6. patient suicide: clinical assessment and management 109--7. Violence: What is This person going to Do?141-8. Helping Therapists cope: Patient suicide and Burnout 171-9. Death and Ding, partner abuse, and other subtypes of trauma 193-10. violence in social settings: The workplace, school, and community 215-11. undeserved patient populations: children, adolescents, older adults, and minority group members 241-12. The future of crisis intervention 265.
Includes bibliographical references (p.277-292)
Open access.
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