Crisis and Trauma Developmental-Ecological Intervention

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Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2006-10-20
Publisher(s): Cengage Learning
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Summary

This text introduces students to the fundamental concepts of crisis theory and practice, and provides models for single-session intervention and ongoing crisis counseling. Students learn to incorporate assessment into intervention, using the unique ABCDE model, Affective responses, Behavioral responses, Cognitive responses, Developmental assessment, Ecological assessment. Students learn to use this holistic framework for viewing individual responses to crisis events such as sexual assault, domestic violence, substance abuse, and death.

Table of Contents

Understanding Crisis and Crisis Intervention Crisis and Crisis Theory
Development of Crisis
Intervention Methods and Services
Crisis Assessment and Intervention: Multiple Models
Assessment: A Developmental-Ecological Perspective
Overview of Developmental-Ecological Perspective
Assessing Crisis Reactions: A Developmental-Ecological Model
Conclusion
Crisis Intervention: A Developmental-Ecological Approach
Background Single-Session Crisis
Counseling Ongoing Crisis
Counseling
Crisis Intervention Competence
Characteristics of Competent Crisis
Counselors Characteristics of Effective Crisis
Intervention Crisis
Intervention Skills
The Continuum of Crisis Response: Diagnosis and Lethality Diagnosis
Adjustment Disorders
Anxiety Responses
Depressive Mood Responses
Psychotic Responses
Danger to Self Single-Session Crisis
Counseling with Suicidal
Individuals Danger to Others
Single-Session Crisis
Counseling with Aggressive or Violent Individuals
Case Example: Single-Session Crisis
Intervention
Sexual Assault (Barbara G. Collins)
The Incidence and Prevalence of Sexual Assault
Defining Rape
Types of Rapes
Dispelling Myths About Rape
The Impact of Rape
Single-Session Crisis
Counseling Crisis
Intervention with Families and Partners
Ongoing Crisis
Counseling for Sexual Assault
Survivors
Case Example: Wendy
Battery, Control, and Power in Intimate
Relationships: Designing Crisis Intervention (Mollie Whalen)
Defining Violence in Intimate Relationships
Types of Violence and Control Patterns of Violence
Dispelling Myths About Domestic Violence
Differential Experiences of Specific Groups
Barriers to Leaving an Abusive Relationship
The Impact of Abusive Relationships Crisis
Intervention with Battered Women
Single-Session Crisis
Counseling Ongoing Crisis
Counseling with Battered Women
Comparison of Single Sessions and Ongoing Counseling
Case Example: Mandy
Substance Abuse (Ford Brooks; Thomas M. Collins)
Characteristics of Addiction
Terms Used in Addiction
Counseling Myths of Addiction
Developmental Models of Recovery
Twelve-Step Support Groups
The Continuum of Care
The Crisis of Addiction Single-Session
Crisis Intervention: Substance Abuse and Addiction Ongoing Crisis
Counseling for Substance Abuse
Case Example: Connor
Chronic and Terminal Illness (Elizabeth J. Jacob; Thomas M. Collins)
Defining Chronic Illness Crisis
Intervention Single-Session Crisis
Intervention in Health Crises
Ongoing Crisis
Counseling for Patients with a Chronic or Terminal Illness
Personal Responses to Health Crises
Case Example: Jane
The Crisis of Death (John W. Kraybill-Greggo; Marcella Kraybill-Greggo; Thomas M. Collins)
Definitions of Terms Process
Models of Grief Factors
Affecting Reactions to Loss
Types of Losses
Developmental Aspects of Grief
Spirituality and the Crisis of Death Intervention
Single-Session Crisis
Counseling Ongoing Crisis
Counseling
Case Example: Marlene
Crisis Intervention with Abused Children (Michele A. Tavormina)
Physical and Sexual Abuse
Defined Prevalence of Child Abuse
Dynamics and Impact Single-Session Crisis
Intervention Ongoing Crisis
Counseling with Children
Case Example: Casey
School-based Crises (LeeAnn Eschbach)
School as a Context for Crisis
Crises in Schools
Who Provides Crisis
Intervention in Schools?
Dynamics and Impact of Crises in Schools
Crisis Intervention
Single-Session Crisis
Intervention Ongoing Crisis
Counseling
Case Example: Molly
Crisis Intervention and Disaster Trauma Barbara G. Collins)
Impact on Survivors Crisis
Intervention with Disaster
Survivors Single-Session Crisis
Intervention Ongoing Crisis
Counseling with Disaster Survivors
Case Example: World Trade Center Disaster, by Joann Packer
Helping the Helpers: Avoiding Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Secondary
Traumatic Stress Burnout
Case Example: Marcus Secondary Traumatic Stress and Vicarious
Traumatization On a Positive
Note: Compassion Satisfaction and Work Fulfillment
A Caregiver's Reflection on September 11, by Grace Telesco
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