THERAPEUTIC TREATMENTS FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS: A TRAINING WORKBOOK

THERAPEUTIC TREATMENTS FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS: A TRAINING WORKBOOK

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

Chapter 2: THE PARALLEL PROCESS IMPLICATIONS OF ATTACHMENT THEORY IN CROSS-CULTURAL THERAPY AND CLINICAL SUPERVISION

AN OVERVIEW OF ATTACHMENT THEORY

JOEY, TESSA AND I; THE BEGINNING

THE MIDDLE OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

SESSION 16

BRINGING MY RELATIONSHIP WITH JOEY INTO MY RELATIONSHIP WITH TESSA

Chapter 3: BLACK, WHITE, AND SHADES OF GRAY: DOING PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH AFRICAN AMERICANS AS A EUROPEAN AMERICAN THERAPIST

INTRODUCTION

TRAUMA

DOING THERAPY WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN CLIENTS

LIMITATIONS

CONCLUSION

Chapter 4: DILEMMAS IN THE TREATMENT OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

INTRODUCTION

BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY FOR WORKING WITH BORDERLINES

THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY

TERESA

DISCUSSION

LIMITATIONS AND CRITIQUE

Chapter 5: TRANSFORMING TRAUMA THROUGH STRENGTHS

INTRODUCTION

EGO PSYCHOLOGY

THE STRENGTHS-BASED MODEL OF SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE

INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY

JENA

CRITIQUE AND CONCLUSION

Chapter 6: TRAVERSING TWO WORLDS: FAMILY THERAPY WITH AN EAST INDIAN ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSER

INTRODUCTION

EAST INDIAN IMMIGRATION TO THE U.S.

EAST INDIAN CULTURAL VALUES

THE TRADITIONAL EAST INDIAN FAMILY

MULTI-DIMENSIONAL FAMILY THERAPY

THE FAMILY THERAPY CASE OF SANJITA

CONCLUSION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE

Chapter 7: STRENGTHENING VULNERABLE FAMILIES THROUGH MULTIDIMENSIONAL FAMILY THERAPY

INTRODUCTION

MDFT IN THEORY

MDFT IN PRACTICE: THE CASE OF JOHNNY

THE FAMILY HISTORY

THE FIRST SESSION

THE BEGINNING OF THE FAMILY THERAPY: GETTING TO KNOW JOHNNY

THE BEGINNING-MIDDLE OF THE JONES’ FAMILIES THERAPY: TREATMENT FOR THE MOTHERS

THE MIDDLE OF THE FAMILY THERAPY: THE TRUTH ABOUT JOHNNY COMES OUT

THE MIDDLE-END OF THE FAMILY THERAPY: GETTING TO KNOW MR. JONES

USING THE ALLIANCE WITH MR. JONES TO HELP JOHNNY GROW

THE END: TERMINATION

DISCUSSION

CONCLUSION

Chapter 8: THE EVOLUTION OF INPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC CARE: FROM OPPRESSIVE TO EMPOWERING APPROACHES

HISTORY

INVOLUNTARY CONFINEMENT POLICY TO DATE

INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT

INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT LAW AND ETHICS TO DATE

ALTERNATIVES TO INSTITUTIONALIZATION

INTERNATIONAL

PROVIDING TREATMENT

POSITIVE OUTCOMES

NEGATIVE OUTCOMES

PATIENT EXPERIENCE OF INVOLUNTARY CARE

VULNERABLE POPULATIONS

PSYCHIATRIC MEDICATIONS

LIMITATIONS OF EXISTING RESEARCH

REFERENCES

AUTHORS’ CONTACT INFORMATION

INDEX