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Clinical Social Work in the Eco-Systems Perspective
by Carol H. Meyer. 266 pgs.

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The Contributors

Preface

References

Acknowledgments

Part One

Introduction

I: The Search for Coherence

II: The Eco-Systems Perspective

Part Two

Introduction

Iii Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy

Notes

Iv Casework: A Problem- Solving Process

V Behavioral Approaches to Social Work Practice

References

Vi Crisis Intervention

References

Part Three

Introduction

VII: Clinical Application of the Eco-Systems Perspective: An Eclectic Approach

VIII: Beginning Again

Conclusion

Author Index

Subject Index
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Mental Disorders, Medications, and Clinical Social Work
by Sonia G. Austrian. 354 pgs.

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This essential resource, written for social workers by a social worker, discusses the etiology, epidemiology, assessment, and intervention planning for common disorders. Austrian goes beyond a linear classification approach, instead emphasizing a broad bio-psychosocial ecosystems perspective, which takes into account each client's unique situation. In addition to including the most up-to-date information on new medications, biochemical data on disease causes, and diagnostic tests, the thoroughly updated second edition also gives an overview and critique of managed care as it relates to the treatment of mental disorders.

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Acknowledgments

Preface

Mental Disorders, Medications, and Clinical Social Work

1: Introduction

2: Anxiety Disorders

3: Mood Disorders

4: Somatoform and Factitious Disorders

5: Dissociative Disorders

6: Schizophrenia

7: Substance-Related Disorders

8: Eating Disorders

9: Personality Disorders

10: Delirium, Dementia, and Amnestic and Other Cognitive Disorders

11: Psychological and Neuropsychological Assessment

12: Psychotropic Medications

Epilogue

Glossary

References and Additional Readings

Subject Index

Author Index
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Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis in Social Work Practice
by Jacqueline Corcoran, Joseph Walsh. 518 pgs.

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1: Introduction

2: Social Work and the Dsm: Person-In-Environment versus the Medical Model

3: Mental Retardation with Liat Katz

4: Autism

5: Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

6: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

7: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

8: Anxiety Disorders

9: Eating Disorders

10: Depression

11: Substance Use Disorders

12: Sexual Disorders: Pedophilia

13: Bipolar Disorder

14: Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders

15: Personality Disorders

16: Cognitive Disorders

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American Handbook of Psychiatry: Treatment (Chap. 35 "Social Work in Psychiatric Settings")
by Silvano Arieti, Daniel X. Freedman, Jarl E. Dyrud. 1009 pgs.

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American Handbook of Psychiatry: Treatment

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Part One: Introduction

Chapter 1: Psychotherapy in Contemporary America: Its Development and Context

Chapter 2: Therapeutic Intervention and Social Forces: Historical Perspectives

Chapter 3: Elements of Influence in Psychotherapies

Chapter 4: The Prescription of Treatment for Children

Chapter 5: The Prescription of Treatment for Adults

Chapter 6: Elements of the Therapeutic Situation: The Psychology of a Beginning Encounter

Part Two: The Psychosocial Therapies

Chapter 7: General Psychotherapy: The Restoration of Morale

Chapter 8: Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents

Chapter 9: Classical Psychoanalysis

Chapter 10: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

Chapter 11: Psychoanalytically Based Conjoint Therapy for Children and Their Parents

Chapter 12: Hypnotherapy

Chapter 13: Brief Psychotherapy

Chapter 14: The Newer Therapies

Chapter 15: Behavior Therapy for Adults

Chapter 16: Behavior Therapy for Children

Chapter 17: Groups for Personal Change: New and Not-So-New Forms

Chapter 18: Family Therapy after Twenty Years

Chapter 19: Psychiatry and the College Student

Chapter 20: Sexual-Incapacity Therapy

Part Three: The Somatic Therapies

Chapter 21: Antianxiety Drugs

Chapter 22: Antipsychotic Drugs

Chapter 23: Antidepressants

Chapter 24: Lithium

Chapter 25: Restitutive Therapies

Chapter 26: Insulin Coma Therapy

Chapter 27: Electric and Other Convulsive Treatments

Chapter 28: Surgical Contributions to Psychiatric Treatment

Part Four: Management and Care of the Patient

Chapter 29: Psychiatric Emergencies: Evaluation and Management

Chapter 30: Administration of the State Hospital

Chapter 31: General Hospital Psychiatric Services

Chapter 32: The Private Hospital

Chapter 33: Residential Treatment of Emotionally Disturbed Children

Chapter 34: Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing

Chapter 35: Social Work in Psychiatric Settings

Chapter 36: Rehabilitation

Chapter 37: Dance Therapy

Chapter 38: Aftercare Systems

Part Five: Psychiatry and General Medicine

Chapter 39: Office Psychotherapy for the Primary Care Physician

Chapter 40: Child Psychiatry for the General Psychiatrist

Chapter 41: Medical Psychotherapy: a General Systems Approach

Chapter 42: Psychotherapy in Old Age

Chapter 43: The Treatment of Drug Abusers

Part Six: Legal Psychiatry

Chapter 44: Psychiatry and the Law

A. A Study of Twenty-Eight Appellate Court Cases

Chapter 45: Psychiatric Malpractice*

B. New Malpractice Risks in Current Psychiatry

Part Seven: Psychiatry for the Seventies

Chapter 46: The Organization of Psychiatric Services in the United States: Past, Present, and Future

Chapter 47: Evaluation of Behavior Change and Therapeutic Effectiveness

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Subject Index
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Good Practice in Adult Mental Health
by Tony Ryan, Jacki Pritchard. 352 pgs.

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Preface

1: What Is Mental Health, Illness and Recovery?

2: Human Rights and Mental Health Law

3: The Care Programme Approach

4: Interventions in Mental Health Promoting Collaborative Working and Meaningful Support

5: Medication Management

6: The Role of Primary Care

7: Medical Diagnosis of Mental Illness

8: Multidisciplinary Teamworking and the Roles of Members

9: Supporting Staff

10: From Grassroots to Statute the Mental Health Service User Movement in England

11: Mental Health Advocacy and Empowerment in Focus

12: Personal Experiences of Mental Health and Illness

13: Carer Perspectives

14: Black and Minority Ethnic Mental Health

15: Gender and Mental Health

16: Substance Misuse and Mental Health

17: Towards No Secrets the Use of Multi-Agency Policies and Procedures to Protect Mental Health Service Users from Abuse

18: Managing Violence

Glossary

List of Contributors

Subject Index

Author Index
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Does the Glove Really Fit? Qualitative Research and Clinical Social Work Practice, in Social Work
by Deborah K. Padgett. 9 pgs.

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Reshaping Clinical Practice for the New Millennium, in Journal of Social Work Education
by Christine A. Dietz. 18 pgs.

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Clinical Social Work's Contribution to a Social Justice Perspective, in Social Work
by Carol R. Swenson. 11 pgs.

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Psychiatric Social Work: A Transactional Case Book
by Roy R. Grinker Sr., Helen Macgregor, Kate Selan, Annette Klein, Janet Kohrman. 325 pgs.

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Psychiatric Social Work: a Transactional Case Book

Preface

Introduction

Contents

I: The Setting

1: A Theoretical Framework for Social Work

II: The First Interviews

2: Intake Exploration

3: Information and Recommendation

4: Experiencing Complementary Relationships

III: Psychotherapy

5: Critique of Psychotherapy and the Social Worker's Participation

6: Modifying Complementary Relationships

7: The Second Phase of Therapy

8: The Third Phase of Therapy

9: The Fourth Phase of Therapy

10: The Last Phase of Therapy

IV: The Transaction

11: The Development of the Transactional Approach

12: Transactional Theory

13: Techniques of the Transactional Approach

Precis

Index
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The Task-Centered System
by William J. Reid. 356 pgs.

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Preface

Chapter 1 An Evolving Practice System

Chapter 2 Problem-Oriented Theory

Chapter 3 The Nature of Psychosocial Problems

Chapter 4 Problem Formation and Resolution

Chapter 5 Intervention Strategy

Chapter 6 Problem Specification and the Service Contract

Chapter 7 Task Planning and Implementation

Chapter 8 Ending

Chapter 9 Conjoint and Group Treatment

Chapter 10 A Study of Effectiveness

Chapter 11 Systematic Case Information

Chapter 12 Dissemination

Appendix I Typology of Target Problems

Appendix II Activities and Techniques Coding Schedule

References

Author Index

Subject Index
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Boundary Spanning: An Ecological Reinterpretation of Social Work Practice in Health and Mental Health Systems
by Toba Schwaber Kerson. 449 pgs.

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An understanding of the most important laws and ethical issues that have shaped the profession is essential for the effective practice of social work. Thus this comprehensive approach to health and mental health care for social workers centers on ethical and legal issues. The book includes critical information regarding the systems and organizations in which social workers practice; the nature of the relationship between social workers and clients/consumers/communities; planning, contracting, and strategizing functions; intervention techniques using advocacy, brief work, case management, and group work; and evaluation. Armed with this knowledge, social workers have the ability to intervene as advocates as well as to evaluate their work and their clients' progress.

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Preface

Boundary Spanning

One: Introduction: Boundaries and Barriers

Two: Developing an Ecological Perspective

Three: Legal and Ethical Issues

Four: The Place of the Social Worker in Health and Mental Health Systems

Five: The Power of the Relationship between the Social Worker and the Client System

Six: The Nature and Tools of Assessment

Seven: Social Work Interventions: Planning, Contracting, Setting Goals, Developing Objectives, Strategizing, and Working in Teams

Eight: Social Work Practice Interventions: Advocacy, Brief Work, Case Management, and Work with Groups

Nine: The Evaluation of Social Work Practice in Health and Mental Health Systems

References

Name Index

Subject Index
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Mental Health Work in the Community: Theory and Practice in Social Work and Community Psychiatric Nursing
by Michael Sheppard. 204 pgs.

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Preface

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Theoretical Foundations

Chapter 3: Agency Work

Chapter 4: Brief Intervention

Chapter 5: Extended Intervention

Chapter 6: Practice Foundations: Interpersonal Relations

Chapter 7: Clients’ and Workers’ Views of Intervention

Chapter 8: Client Perceptions: Brief Intervention

Chapter 9: Client Perceptions: Extended Intervention

Chapter 10: Conclusions

Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Bibliography

Index
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Psychology in Community Settings: Clinical, Educational, Vocational, Social Aspects
by Seymour B. Sarason, Murray Levine, I. Ira Goldenberg, Dennis L. Cherlin, Edward M. Bennett. 714 pgs.

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Part I: Historical and Professional Origins of the Psycho-Educational Clinic

Chapter 2: The Mental-Health Professions and the Aftermaths of World War II

Chapter 3: The Psycho-Educational Clinic: Background Factors

Chapter 4: The Psycho-Educational Clinic: Problems Encountered or Anticipated

Part II: The Schools

Chapter 5: The Approach to the Schools

Chapter 6: Teaching is a Lonely Profession

Chapter 7: Helping to Change the Teacher's Perception of a Problem

Chapter 8: Authoritative Support

Chapter 9: The Unmanageable Child

Chapter 10: Translating Psychological Concepts into Action

Chapter 11: Transferring a Child from One Classroom to Another

Chapter 12: The Child at the Clinic

Chapter 13: The Inner-City School and the Convergence of Resources

Chapter 14: Accomplishments, Failures, and Limitations

Part III: Community Progress Incorporated

Chapter 15: Community Progress Incorporated (cpi) and the Neighborhood Employment Center

Chapter 16: The Disposition Conference

Chapter 17: The Work Crews

Chapter 18: The Work-Crew Foremen

Chapter 19: The Consultant

Chapter 20: Cpi: an Attempt at Evaluation

Part IV: New Haven Regional Center

Chapter 21: Introduction

Chapter 22: The Problem of Scope

Chapter 23: Professional Staff and the Problem of Preciousness

Chapter 24: The Regional Center, Cpi, and the Schools

Chapter 25: Toward Studying, Understanding, and Serving the Community

References

Appendix: Teacher-Discussion Groups

Index
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Families and Mental Illness: New Directions in Professional Practice
by Diane T. Marsh. 274 pgs.

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This work is the most comprehensive volume to focus on new directions in professional practice with families of people with mental illness. It offers a multidisciplinary systems-oriented examination of theory, research, and practice in the area. Unique features include a consideration of life-span and family system and subsystem perspectives, as well as the inclusion of powerful personal accounts of family members. It is written from the perspective of a competence paradigm for clinical practice, which offers a constructive alternative to the more prevalent pathology models of the past.

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1: Introduction

2: The Conceptual and Empirical Context

3: New Directions in Professional Practice

4: Life-Span Perspectives

5: The Subjective Burden

6: The Family System

7: Family Subsystems

8: Coping and Adaptation

9: The Needs of Families

10: Nonclinical Intervention

11: Clinical Intervention

12: Making the System More Responsive

References

Index

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Psychosocial Treatments
by Elinore F. Mccance-Katz, H. Westley Clark. 173 pgs.

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The editors of this volume have assembled recent articles discussing elements of each of the several commonly used psychosocial interventions -- including relapse prevention therapy, community reinforcement, voucher-based programs, self-help therapies, and motivational enhancement therapy--in addition to research-based articles that demonstrate the efficacy of these approaches. The selections in this book will provide the reader with a broad overview of the field as well as the specific information needed to use these therapies in a variety of clinical settings.

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Introduction to the Key Readings in Addiction Psychiatry Series

Introduction

Chapter 1: Relapse Prevention

Chapter 2: Motivational Interviewing

Chapter 3: Motivational Interviewing to Enhance Treatment Initiation in Substance Abusers

Chapter 4: Network Therapy for Cocaine Abuse

Chapter 5: The Community-Reinforcement Approach

Chapter 6: Voucher-Based Incentives

Chapter 7: A Comparison of Contingency Management and Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches During Methadone Maintenance Treatment for Cocaine Dependence

Chapter 8: Self-Help Strategies Among Patients with Substance Use Disorders

Chapter 9: Residential Treatment for Dually Diagnosed Homeless Veterans

Chapter 10: Psychotherapies for Adolescent Substance Abusers

Chapter 11: The Links Between Alcohol, Crime and the Criminal Justice System

Permission Acknowledgments

Index
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Family Health: A Holistic Approach to Social Work Practice
by John T. Pardeck, Francis K. O. Yuen. 198 pgs.

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The profession of social work has, since its inception, stressed the importance of the family system in practice and policy development. Even though the family has always been central to effective social work practice, the framing of the family system from a holistic health perspective is new to the field. This collection develops a family health perspective that will facilitate effective social work practice and policy development.

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1: A Family Health Approach to Social Work Practice

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2: The Properties of the Family Health Approach Francis K. O. Yuen

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3: Family Health Social Work Practice: From Theory to Intervention

References

4: Treating Families Through a Family Health Perspective

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5: A Statistical Analysis of Family Health

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6: Clinical Instruments for Assessing Family Health

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7: Family Health and Cultural Diversity

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8: Family Health and Family Violence

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9: An Analysis of Family Health and Family Policy

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10: Postmodernism, Family Health, and Reflexivity in Social Work Practice

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11: Family Health-centered Community Practice

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