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Clinical Psychology: Integrating Science and PracticeISBN: 978-0-471-41499-5
Hardcover
504 pages
February 2008, ©2008
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Part I. Introduction.
1. Introduction: The history, politics and social environment ofclinical psychology.
2. The fields of clinical psychology: Professional culture andsubspecialties.
3. Working with cultural diversity.
4. Clinical research and outcome assessment.
Part II. Basic Techniques for Clinicians AssessmentTechniques.
5. Why people become clients: Understanding Psychopathology.
6. Introduction to assessment: The biopsychosocial systems modelof human behavior.
7. A scientific approach to assessment and methods of gatheringdata.
8. The logistics of assessment and a closer look at the clinicalinterview.
9. Developing a case conceptualization.
10. Developing a treatment plan: therapeutic alliance andcollaborative goals.
11. Therapeutic methods: building psychotherapy skills.
12. Understanding, facilitating and evaluating change.
13. Impediments to change.
14. Effective Termination.
Part III. What Every Clinician Needs to Know.
15. Self care and ethics: applying the techniques of positivepsychology.
1. Introduction: The history, politics and social environment ofclinical psychology.
2. The fields of clinical psychology: Professional culture andsubspecialties.
3. Working with cultural diversity.
4. Clinical research and outcome assessment.
Part II. Basic Techniques for Clinicians AssessmentTechniques.
5. Why people become clients: Understanding Psychopathology.
6. Introduction to assessment: The biopsychosocial systems modelof human behavior.
7. A scientific approach to assessment and methods of gatheringdata.
8. The logistics of assessment and a closer look at the clinicalinterview.
9. Developing a case conceptualization.
10. Developing a treatment plan: therapeutic alliance andcollaborative goals.
11. Therapeutic methods: building psychotherapy skills.
12. Understanding, facilitating and evaluating change.
13. Impediments to change.
14. Effective Termination.
Part III. What Every Clinician Needs to Know.
15. Self care and ethics: applying the techniques of positivepsychology.
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