The purpose of this book is to help residents?and other beginning clinicians?gain a better understanding of the clinical principles and techniques that underlie therapeutic work with patients with chronic mental illness. Resident's Guide to Treatment of People with Chronic Mental Illness describes the direct involvement of psychiatric residents in a broad range of treatment interventions. Case examples and clinical vignettes illustrate specific techniques, emphasizing interpersonal interventions rather than specific psychopharmacological prescriptions. This guide is an indispensable resource for residents and other mental heath professionals working with the chronically mentally ill and their families.
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American Psychiatric Association Publishing
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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978-0-87318-204-1 (9780873182041)
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Foreword. Introduction. Baptism of fire. Engagement with and assessment of chronically mentally ill patients. Engagement and assessment of the family. Engagement and assessment of the treatment system. Developing and implementing a treatment plan. The art of prescribing medication. Individual psychotherapy with the chronically mentally ill patients. Involving the family in treatment. Using community treatment programs. Dual diagnosis. Treatment of homeless mentally ill patients. Conclusions. Appendix. Selected reading list. GAP committees and memberships. Index of continuing case examples. Index.