Social work diagnosis in contemporary practice /
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New York, N.Y. :
Oxford University Press,
2005.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Precursors of mental health problems for low birth weight children: the salience of family environment during the first year of life
- 2. Resilient children: What they tell us about coping with maltreatment
- 3. Five images of maturity in adolescence: What does "grown up" mean
- 4. Parent-child synchrony and adolescent adjustment
- 5. Parenting expectations and concerns of fathers and mothers of newborn infants
- 6. Parenting stress and externalizing child behavior
- 7. Parental divorce and young adult children's romantic relationships: Resolutions of the divorce experience
- 8. Envisioning fatherhood: A social psychological perspective on young men without kids
- 9. The function of fathers: What poor men say about fatherhood
- 10. 'Undeserving' mothers? Practitioners' experiences working with young mothers in/from care
- 11. Redifining motherhood; adaptation to role change for women with AIDS
- 12. The long-term outcome of reunions between adult adopted people and their birth mothers
- 13. Adoption as a family form
- 14. The trouble with foster care: The impact of stressful 'events' on foster carers
- 15. The importance of partners to lesbian intergenerational relationships
- 16. The evolution of homoerotic behavior in humans
- 17. Heterosexual masculinity and homophobia
- 18. From grandparent to care giver: The stress and satisfaction of raising grandchildren
- 19. Grandparents raising grandchildren: Families in transition
- 20. Later-life transitions into widowhood
- 21. Understanding the ageing process: A developmental perspective of the psychosocial and spiritual dimensions
- 22. Values underlying end-of-life decisions: A qualitative approach
- Part II: Problem as a Component of Diagnosis.
- A. Problems with a Mental Illness Basis
- 23. A new understanding of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: Alternate concepts and interventions
- 24. When she was bad: Borderline personality disorder in a posttraumatic age
- 25. Clinical features of survivors of sexual abuse with major depression
- 26. Panic disorder and self states: clinical and research illustrations
- 27. Obsessive-compulsive symptomatology: A goal-directed response to anticipated traumatization
- 28. Early-onset schizophrenia: A literature review of empirically-based interventions
- B. Problems of a Psychosocial Nature
- 29. Domestic violence in later life: An overview for health care providers
- 30. Homeless persons with mental illness and their families: Emerging issues from clinical work
- 31. Shyness and social phobia: A social work perspective on a problem in living
- 32. Smoking cessation: Increasing practice understanding and time-limited intervention strategy
- 33. Stalking: The constant threat of violence
- 34. Social work with clients contemplating suicide: Complexity and ambiguity in the clinical, ethical, and legal considerations
- 35. Posttraumatic stress symptoms following near-death experiences
- 36. Lost boys: Why our sons turn violent and how we can save them
- C. Problems with a Physical Basis
- 37. A descriptive analysis of older adults with HIV/AIDS in California
- 38. Coping strategies, life style changes, and pessimism after open-heart surgery
- 39. The experience of deafened adults: Implications for rehabilitation services
- 40. Challenges of Type 2 diabetes and role of health care social work: A neglected area of practice
- 41. Dialysis patient characteristics and outcomes
- 42. Senile dementia of the Alzheimer type
- Part III. What Elements of Diversity Need to be Addressed in Our Diagnosis?
- 43. Africans and racism in the New Millennium
- 44. Cultural determinants in the treatment of Arab Americans: A primer for mainstream therapists
- 45. A body-mind-spirit model in health: An Eastern approach
- 46. Does social work oppress Evangelical Christians? A "new class" of society and social work
- 47. Depressive symptoms in farm women: Effects of health status and farming life style characteristics, behaviors and beliefs
- 48. Social work with immigrants and refugees: Developing a participation-based framework for anti-oppressive practice
- 49. Native Hawaiian traditional healing: Culturally based interventions for social work practice.
- 50. Cultural and linguistic considerations in psychodiagnosis with Hispanics: The need for an empirically informed process model
- 51. Working with victims of persecution: Lessons from Holocaust survivors
- 52. Migrants and their parents: Care giving from a distance
- 53. Biracial sensitive practice: Expanding social services to an invisible population
- 54. Constructing ethnicity: Culture and ethnic conflict in the New World Disorder
- 55. Race and ethnicity, nativity and issues of health care
- 56. Racism as a clinical syndrome
- 57. Constructing a place for religion and spirituality in psychodynamic practice
- 58. Mental health and social justice: Gender, race and psychological consequences of unfairness
- 59. Impact of the threat of war on children in military families
- 60. The financial vulnerability of people with disabilities
- 61. Changing the rules: a board game lets homeless women tell their stories
- 62. The use of crisis teams in response to violent or critical incidents in schools
- 63. Nurturing life with dreams: Theraputic dream work with cancer patients
- 64. Using eye movement desensitization to enhance treatment of couples
- 65. Depression, existential family therapy, and Victor Frankl's dimensional ontology
- 66. Food for thought: The use of food in group therapy with children and adolescents
- 67. "Less is best"
- a group-based treatment program for persons with personality disorders
- 68. The harm reduction approach revisited: An international perspective
- 69. Identifying human remains following an air disaster: The role of social work
- 70. Long distance psychoanalysis
- 71. Money as a tool for negotiating separateness and connectedness in the therapeutic relationship
- 72. A narrative perspective on "doing" for multiproblem families
- 73. The value of pets in geriatric practice: A program example
- 74. Motivational enhancement counseling strategies in delivering a telephone-based brief HIV prevention intervention
- 75. Resolving therapeutic impasses by using the supervisor's countertransference
- 76. Parent training via CD-ROM: Using technology to disseminate effective prevention practices
- 77. On being a strength coach: Child welfare and the strengths model
- 78. Evaluation of yoga and meditation with adolescent sex offenders.