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Fewer Concepts In American Society Have Received More Attention Recently Than The Need For Skilled Crisis Intervention. Images Of Crises Inundate Internet And Newspaper Headlines, Television Screens And Mobile Devices. As A Result Of The Growing Amount Of Acute Crisis Events Portrayed In The Media That Impact The Lives Of The General Public, Interest In Crisis Intervention, Response Teams, Management, And Stabilization Has Grown Tremendously. Skills And Methods To Effectively Manage Acute Crisis Situations Are In High Demand. While Many Claim To Understand The Rapidly Growing Demand For Effective Crisis Management, Few Provide Clearly Outlined Step-by-step Processes To Educate And Guide Health And Mental Health Professionals. This Is A Thorough Revision Of The First Complete And Authoritative Handbook That Prepares The Crisis Counselor For Rapid Assessment And Timely Crisis Intervention In The 21st Century. Expanded And Fully Updated, The Crisis Intervention Handbook: Assessment, Treatment, And Research, Fourth Edition Focuses On Crisis Intervention Services For Persons Who Are Victims Of Natural Disasters, School-based And Home-based Violence, Violent Crimes, And Personal Or Family Crises. It Applies A Unifying Model Of Crisis Intervention, Making It Appropriate For Front-line Crisis Workers-clinical Psychologists, Social Workers, Psychiatric-mental Health Nurses, And Graduate Students Who Need To Know The Latest Steps And Methods For Intervening Effectively With Persons In Acute Crisis.
How can mental health professionals effectively apply standardized, rapid assessment and intervention protocols to manage acute crisis situations in the 21st century? Albert R. Roberts and Kenneth Yeager provide a comprehensive framework for crisis intervention, drawing upon their extensive backgrounds in clinical psychology and social work. The text synthesizes current research and practical methodologies to offer a structured, step-by-step approach for practitioners tasked with stabilizing individuals experiencing severe psychological trauma or acute life crises.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts and practitioners frequently identify this handbook as a foundational resource for front-line mental health workers and graduate students. Readers often note the academic density of the prose, which balances theoretical research with actionable, real-world clinical procedures.
Page Count:
800
Publication Date:
2015-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190201061
ISBN-13:
9780190201067
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