Crisis Intervention

Auteur

J. Scott Fraser

Texte du rabat

This book shows mental health providers how to envision crises as time-limited windows of opportunity—as tipping points clients can seize to achieve new insights and move in positive directions in their lives.

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Acknowledgements

Preface. Wei Ji: The Chinese Characters for Crisis

Part I. Crisis, Chaos, Catastrophe and the Process of Change

• Introduction: Tipping Point Interventions and the Process of Change
• Chapter 1. Traditional Crisis Intervention and its Problems
• Chapter 2. The Theory Base for the Process of Change Model in Crisis Intervention and Brief Therapy
• Chapter 3. Viewing Crises Through the Process of Change

• Chapter 4. Doing Crisis Intervention from the Process View Part II. Tipping Point Interventions Across Crises: Following the Process of Change Model

• Chapter 5. Trauma: Stress, Disorder, and Growth
• Chapter 6. Suicidal Crises: Hazardous Intersections
• Chapter 7. Grief and Mourning
• Chapter 8. Intimate Partner Violence: Time Limited Windows of Opportunity
• Chapter 9. Sexual Assault: Intervening in Culturally Shaped Crises
• Chapter 10. Tipping Points and Windows of Opportunity