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by: William D. Spaulding, Mary E. Sullivan, Jeffrey S. Poland

Books : Treatment and Rehabilitation of Severe Mental Illness

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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 616.891
EAN: 9781572308411
ISBN: 1572308419
Label: The Guilford Press
Manufacturer: The Guilford Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 386
Publication Date: January 24, 2003
Publisher: The Guilford Press
Studio: The Guilford Press
Sales Rank: 983481




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Synthesizing the growing body of biomedical and psychosocial research on the nature and treatment of severe mental illness, this volume presents an innovative framework for planning and implementing effective rehabilitation services. An integrative model of case formulation is described that conceptualizes the individual's recovery on multiple levels: physiological, cognitive, interpersonal, behavioral, and environmental. The authors draw on outcome research and extensive clinical experience to identify interventions of known effectiveness, including psychopharmacology, functional assessment, behavioral analysis, and cognitive therapies. Outlining a comprehensive approach to assessment, treatment, and progress evaluation, the book also provides practical recommendations for program development and staff training.





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Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Recovery explained
I highly recommend this book to those working with people who are struggling with severe mental and emotional disorders, and are questioning the paradigm shift in the mental health establishment. For over a century state hospitals have relied on the medical model to treat people. This book gives the history of the medical model, how the word "psychopathology" became a construct, and when the shift from the medical model to psychiatric rehabilitation, or recovery, began. It is not easy reading. But ... Read More



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