Through the use of case studies, this book presents commonly occurring clinical situations that often prove difficult for the practitioner. Topics covered include approaches to dual-diagnosis patients, use of family involvement and the use of countertransference in intensive therapy.
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American Psychiatric Association Publishing
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978-0-88048-510-4 (9780880485104)
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Part 1 Patient Factors: Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Dual-Diagnosis Patients; An Interpersonal Psychotherapeutic Approach to Depressed HIV-Seropositive Patients; Conceptual Issues in the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder; The Assessment and Management of the Suicidal Patient; Psychotherapy with the Self-Destructive Borderline Patient; Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Masochism; Management Approaches for the Repetitively Aggressive Patient; Compliance Problems and Their Management. Part 2 Situational Factors: Mandated Treatment; The Psychiatrist's Use of Family Involvement; Working with Sued Physicians. Part 3 Therapist Factors: Some Characteristic Initial Resistances in Psychotherapy; The Use of Countertransference in Intensive Psychotherapy with Patients with Schizophrenia; Therapists' Contribution to Negative Therapeutic Reactions.
