دانلود کتاب Crisis Assessment, Intervention, and Prevention

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Cover
Title page
Copyright
Dedication
Preface
Acknowledgments
Brief Contents
Contents
About the Editors
About the Contributing Authors
Part I Elements of Crisis Intervention
Chapter 1 Basic Concepts of Crisis Intervention
Preview
A Brief Introduction to Crisis Intervention
Crisis Intervention Theory
The Task Model of Crisis Assessment and Intervention
Four Essential Crisis Assessment Tasks
Four Essential Crisis Intervention Tasks
The ABC-X and Double ABC-X Models of Crisis
Elements of Stress and Crisis Theory
Ecological and Contextual Considerations
Key Concepts Related to Crisis
Stress
Trauma
Responses to Trauma
Coping
Adaptation
Resilience
Crisis Intervention as a Unique Form of Counseling
Roles of and Collaboration between Mental Health Workers during a Crisis
Professional Counselors
Psychiatrists
Psychologists
Social Workers
Paraprofessionals
Hotline Workers
Collaboration Among Crisis Workers
Collaboration with Other Professionals
Fundamentals of Working with Clients in Crisis
Crisis Intervention in a Technological World
Summary
Chapter 2 Safety Concerns in Crisis Situations
Preview
Safety Concerns and Precautions
Proactive Approaches
Safety Issues
Workplace Safety and the Professional Counselor
Summary
Chapter 3 Ethical and Legal Considerations in Crisis Counseling
Preview
Prevention Considerations
Wellness
Continuing Education
Peer Supervision and Consultation
Ethical Decision-Making Models
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
What Is HIPAA?
How HIPAA Affects Crisis Counseling
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act
What Is FERPA?
How FERPA Affects Crisis Counseling
The Application of HIPAA and FERPA to College and University Student Records
The Tarasoff v. Regents Decision
What Was the effect of Tarasoff v. Regents?
How Tarasoff v. Regents Affects Crisis Counseling
Negligence and Malpractice
Documentation and Record Keeping
Informed Consent
Confidentiality
Termination in Crisis Intervention
Spiritual and Multicultural Considerations
Summary
Chapter 4 Essential Crisis Intervention Skills
Preview
Essential Crisis Intervention Microskills
Attending Skills
Eye Contact
Body Position
Vocal Tone
Silence
The Basic Listening Sequence
Asking Open and Closed Questions
Reflecting Skills
De-escalating Client Emotions
Summary
Chapter 5 Loss, Grief, and Bereavement
Preview
Historical Perspectives and Models of Grief Work
Lindemann’s Approach
The Death Awareness Movement: Kübler-Ross
Worden’s Task Model of Grieving
Attachment and Loss
Understanding Grief
Cultural Similarities in Grieving
Ambiguous Loss and Disenfranchised Grief
Mediators of the Mourning Process
Relationship: The Role of the Person Who Died
Cause of Death
Normal versus Complicated Bereavement and the DSM-5
Interventions for Grief and Loss
Restoring Life’s Meaning
Interventions
Group Support
Working with Children
Family Interventions
Difficulties in Grief Counseling
Withdrawal
Counseling the Crisis Counselor
Effective Death Notifications
In Person and in Pairs
In Time and with Accurate Information
In Plain Language
With Compassion
Follow-Up
Debriefing with Team Members
Summary
Part II Special Issues in Crisis Intervention
Chapter 6 Risk Assessment and Intervention: Suicide and Homicide
Preview
Suicide Intervention
The Scope of the Problem
Prevention, Intervention, and Postvention
Prevention: Public Education, Competency, and Attitudes
Intervention
Postvention
Homicide
Assessment of Homicide: Homicide Risk Factors
School Homicide and Violence
Workplace Homicide
Threat Level Assessment
Referral
Treatment Options
Homicide Survivor Needs
Diagnostic Considerations for Suicide and Homicide
Crisis Intervention Skills for Suicide and Homicide
Summary
Chapter 7 Understanding and Treating Substance Use Disorders with Clients in Crisis
Preview
Substance Use and Society
Classification of Drugs
Current Research on Substance Use, Crisis, and Society
The Etiology and Risk Factors of Substance Use and Dependence
Genetic and Biological Models
Social Learning, Cognitive, Sociocultural, and Psychological Models
Factors That Increase Risk for Substance Use Disorders
Screening, Assessment, and Diagnosis of Substance Use Disorders
Screening
Commonly Used Assessment Instruments
Assessment
Diagnosis
Assessing a Client’s Readiness to Change
Treatment Admission and Placement
Substance Use Treatment and Crisis
Relapse and Crisis
Harm Reduction
Support Groups
Marital and Family Treatment
Co-occurring Disorders and Crisis
Multicultural Perspectives, Substance Use, and Crisis
Overview of the Elements of Crisis Intervention Related to Substance Use
Safety and Self-Care
Diagnostic Considerations during a Crisis
Essential Substance Use–Specific Crisis Intervention Skills
Summary
Chapter 8 Intimate Partner Violence
Preview
Overview of Intimate Partner Violence
Domestic Violence
Cycle of Violence Theory
Phase 1: The Tension-Building Phase
Phase 2: The Acute Battering Incident
Phase 3: The Honeymoon Phase
The Duluth Model
Learned Helplessness Theory
Alternatives to Learned Helplessness Theory
Common Crisis Issues
Attending to Physical Injury
Establishing Immediate Safety
Reporting Intimate Partner Violence to the Police
Intimate Partner Violence in Special Populations
Race and Ethnicity
Female-to-Male Violence
LGBT Violence
Disability Status
Elder Abuse
Dating Violence among Adolescents and Young Adults
The Counselor’s Response to Intimate Partner Violence Clients in Crisis
Screening for Intimate Partner Violence
Response to Intimate Partner Violence Disclosure
Safety Planning and Harm Reduction Planning
Intimate Partner Violence Shelters: Opportunities and Challenges
Addressing the Emotional Impact of Intimate Partner Violence
Batterer Intervention
Safety
Cessation of Violence
Accountability
Theories/Approaches to Batterer Treatment
Power and Control Theory
Moral Development Theory
Attachment Theory
Feminist-Informed Cognitive-Behavioral Theory
Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change
Challenges in Batterer Intervention
Challenges to Referrals to Batterer Intervention Programs
Financial Resources
Completion Rates
Assessing Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence
Personal Safety
Summary
Chapter 9 Sexual Violence
Preview
Sexual Violence, Sexual Assault, and Rape
Overview of Sexual Violence
Penetration
Noncontact Unwanted Sexual Experiences
Consent
Sexual Assault and Rape
Sexual Assault
Rape
Rape Myths
Other Types of Sexual Violence
Sexual Harassment
Stalking
Sex Trafficking: “Modern Day Slavery”
Sexual Violence and School Counseling
Effects of Sexual Violence
Physical Effects of Sexual Violence
Cognitive/Behavioral Effects of Sexual Violence
Emotional/Psychological Effects of Sexual Violence
Victim versus Survivor
Interventions with Survivors of Sexual Violence
Treatment of Survivors of Sexual Violence
Short-Term/Immediate Interventions
Long-Term Interventions
Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches
Anxiety Management Training Programs
Other Approaches to Trauma Treatment
Sexual Violence and Assault: Ethical and Legal Issues
Spirituality and Religious Issues Related to Sexual Violence and Assault
Multicultural Issues and Victims with Special Needs
LGBTQ and Sexual Violence
Motivators for Rape
Analyzing the Three Motivators Behind Rape
Perpetrators of Sexual Violence
Prevalence and Characteristics of Sexual Violence Perpetrators
Treatment of Sex Offenders
Recidivism Rates of Adult Sex Offenders
Children and Adolescents as Sexual Perpetrators
Sex Offender Registry
Treatment of Juvenile Sex Offenders
Overview of the Elements of Crisis Intervention Related to Sexual Violence
Summary
Chapter 10 Child Sexual Abuse
Preview
Child Sexual Abuse
Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
Prevalence of Child Sexual Abuse by Gender, Age, Race, and Ability
Defining Child Sexual Abuse and Related Terms
Definitions of Child Sexual Abuse
Statutory Rape
The Cycle of Child Sexual Abuse
Signs and Symptoms of Child Sexual Abuse
Intervention Strategies for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse
Initial Disclosure and Interviewing for Child Sexual Abuse
Collecting Information for an Initial Report of Child Sexual Abuse
Reporting Child Sexual Abuse
Reporting Past Incidents of Child Sexual Abuse
Treatment of Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Child Sexual Abuse Coping Strategies and Their Impact on Treatment
Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse
The Prevalence and Characteristics of Child Sexual Abuse Perpetrators
Treatment of Adult Sex Offenders
Treatment of Adolescent Sex Offenders
Overview of the Elements of Crisis Intervention Related to Child Sexual Abuse
Safety
Diagnostic Considerations during a Crisis
Essential Child Sexual Abuse–Specific Crisis Intervention Skills
Summary
Chapter 11 Military and First Responders
Preview
Military Personnel and Their Families
The Relevance of the Military Population to Counselors
Military Culture
Mental Health and Military Stigmatization
The Cycle of Deployment
The Physical and Emotional Effects of War-Zone Deployment
Separation from the Military and Mental Health Issues
Issues for Military Families Related to Deployment
Familial Stress Associated with Deployment
Reunification
Counselor Intervention with Military Service Members
Interventions for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Traumatic Brain Injury
Suicide Risk Assessment
Supporting Military Families
The Spiritual and Religious Needs of Deployed Military Service Members
Crisis Intervention and First Responders
Law Enforcement Officers
Stressors of Law Enforcement Officers
Emergency Medical Service Professionals
Stressors of Emergency Medical Services Professionals
Firefighter Professionals
Stressors of Firefighter Professionals
Crisis Intervention with First Responders
Psychological First Aid
Critical Incident Stress Management
Other Crisis Interventions
Summary
Chapter 12 Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Community and Workplace
Preview
Standards for Crisis Counseling Preparation
Leadership Roles in a Multidisciplinary Crisis Response Team
Natural Disasters
Responses to Natural Disasters
Terrorism
Interventions after a Disaster or Act of Terrorism
Psychological First Aid
Critical Incident Stress Management
Crisis Counseling Program
Riots
Hostage Situations
Overview of the Elements of Crisis Intervention Related to Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Community and Workplace
Summary
Chapter 13 Emergency Preparedness and Response in Schools and Universities
Preview
Characteristics of and Responses to School and University Crises
Mitigation and Prevention
Preparedness and Advance Planning
Response
Recovery
Debriefing
Helping Students during and after Crises
Helping Parents/Guardians during and after a School Crisis
Notifying Students of a Death, Accident, or Event
Responses to National Crises by Schools and Universities
Responding to Crises in University Settings
Shelter-in-Place
Threat Assessment Teams
Some Final Issues
Summary
Chapter 14 Counselor Self-Care in Crisis Situations
Preview
Counselor Self-Care Is Essential
Counselor Ongoing Self-Assessment
Self-Assessment of the Counselor during Crises
Countertransference
Burnout
Compassion Fatigue
Vicarious Trauma
Vicarious Resiliency
Self-Care Strategies
Emphasizing Self-Care in Counselor Training Programs
Supervision and Self-Care
Overview of the Elements of Crisis Intervention Related to Self-Care
Summary
References
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