The Praeger handbook of community mental health practice /
Handbook of community mental health practice.
Doreen Maller, set editor.
- 3 volumes (xxvii, 205; xxv, 192; xix, 201 pages) : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
V. 1. Working in the local community / Doreen Maller -- Education and kindness: becoming a community mental health practitioner / Doreen Maller -- Communication coordination, and collaboration in community behavioral health / Michael Franczak -- Creativity and partnerships: funding community mental health / Evelyn Daskalakis -- Service delivery: settings and modalities of treatment / Kathy Langsam -- Case study: fellow travelers: a co-ed group for depression and anxiety in a community agency / Cathryn Lewis -- Treatment planning and case management in community mental health / Leia Austin -- Integrated behavioral health in the medical care setting / Robert Butler -- Case study: Javier: HIV-focused psychotherapy / David F. Khalili -- Wellness and recovery: the evolution and integration of hope in behavioral health care / Kristin Dempsey -- Case study: support group for serious mental and emotional illness / Melissa C. Anderson -- Grief, loss, and trauma: assessment and treatment considerations in community settings / Debra A. Collins -- The role of trauma in community health: a somatic perspective / Manuela Mischke-Reeds -- Case study: family therapy and community mental health / Chelsea T. Namkung. V. 2. Diverse populations and challenges / Doreen Maller -- Sociocultural realities of community health / Rachel E. Seiler -- Case study: working with privilege: home-based interventions / Therese Bogan -- We are all addictions counselors now: strategies with problem substance abuse -- Annie Fahy -- Come as you are: harm reduction therapy in community drop-in centers / Jeannie Little, Perri Frankskoviak, Jennifer Plummer, Jamie Lavender, & Anna Berg -- Case study: harm reduction groups: meeting drug users where they are / Anna Berg & Jeannie Little -- Working with the queer community: advocacy as a therapeutic intervention / Danielle Castro & Melissa Fritchle -- Mental health in schools: opportunities and challenges / Linda Taylor & Howard S. Adelman -- Case study: school-based services / Niki Berkowitz -- Unleashing creativity in veterans / Beryl Brenner -- Mental health services in the juvenile justice system / Emily B. Gerber, Jennifer Leland, & Karina Wong -- Case study: working with mandated juveniles / Catherine Howland -- Mental health with adult offenders-not another Nurse Ratched: why more laughter is needed in community health / Gardner Fair -- Case study: the second cosmogony: the image world in an expressive arts prison program / Steve Podry. V. 3. Working in the global community / Doreen Maller -- Fundamental considerations for global mental health projects / Sonali Gupta -- Case study: dancing naked on the bridge / Rajani Venkatraman Levis -- Ethical considerations for global projects in mental health / Melissa Fritchle -- Mobilizing support networks for global projects / Linda Szeto & Christiane Dechert -- Seeking joint liberation: reflections from a life as a Mujungu in Uganda / Mary Carmel Moran -- You, going global: exploring identity politics through expressive arts in preparation for travel / Kate T. Donohue -- International disaster psychology: considerations for training /Judith Fox, Courtney Mitchell, & Thomas Barrett -- Case study: international disaster psychology field experience: a case example of disaster response in Belize / Linda Baker -- Treating survivors of trauma in the global community / Bonnie Bernstein -- Case study: community as healer: the essential role of neurobiologically based models / Laurie Leitch -- Working with children internationally / Lynn Kapitan -- The role of international mental health professionals in health and peace-building / Akwatu Khenti, Catherine G. Chalin, Branka Agic, & Yuliya Knyahnytska -- Teaching counseling in foreign cultures: a diverse landscape / Mitchell Kossak. V. 1. Working in the local community / Doreen Maller, set editor ; Doreen Maller and Kathy Langsam, volume editors ; foreword by Steven Tierney, EdD, CAS -- v. 2. Diverse popluations and challenges / Doreen Maller, set editor ; Doreen Maller and Kathy Langsam, volume editors ; foreword by Steven Tierney, EdD, CAS -- v. 3. Working in the global community / Doreen Maller, set editor ; Melissa Fritchle, volume editor ; foreword by Mona Polacca, MSW.
"Practical training in community mental health care is beginning to be seen as critical for a well-prepared mental health provider. In California, community mental health training is mandated for all master's level therapy students, with many other states following suit. A robust educational framework is needed in order to teach the intricacies of community mental health work as well as the growing field of global psychology. This expansive, three-volume set addresses the complexities of interconnectivity, therapeutic capacity, and the competencies needed in order to provide sophisticated and integrated community mental health care--both in the United States and within a global community. The Praeger Handbook of Community Mental Health Practice provides an essential framework that will serve university educators, students, new practitioners, and experienced therapists alike as they adapt to new approaches to community mental health and respond to changing laws governing mental health provision across state, national, and global levels. Volume one considers the structures, challenges, and expectations of community mental health, familiarizing readers with key issues such as service delivery, funding, and key models of intervention and care. Volume two provides an in-depth exploration of the specific issues of working with populations that participate in and benefit from community mental health services, including addiction, school-based services, juvenile and adult justice, and veteran's services. In Volume three, the contributors address specific needs, considerations, and concerns relevant to working in the global community, including disaster services, trauma, working with children, and providing training in international settings." -- Publisher's description.
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