Clinical Psychology in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting: International Perspectives

ISBN-13: 9781138612730 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 464 str.

Meidan Turel; Michael Siglag; Alexander Grinshpoon

Opis

This ground-breaking volume provides an encompassing and detailed account of international clinical psychologists' highly varied work on the psychiatric ward in mental health inpatient settings.

Spis treści

Foreword  Acknowledgments  About the Editors & Contributors  Introduction  Section 1: Systemic Multiple Modes and Levels of Intervention  Introduction to Section 1 Chapter 1: Therapy Beyond Walls: The Clinical Psychologist's Multi-level Work in the Psychiatric Ward  Chapter 2: The Clinical Psychologist in an Open Inpatient Setting: A Psychoanalytic Perspective  Chapter 3: Clinical Psychologists in Australian Inpatient Mental Health Units: Enhancing Effectiveness and Relevance with a Human Rights Focus  Chapter 4: Ethical Challenges for Psychologists Providing Inpatient Mental Health Care  Chapter 5: The Benefit of Behavior Support Plans in Psychiatric Inpatient Settings  Chapter 6: Three Dynamic Roles of the Clinical Psychologist on the Acute Closed Psychiatric Ward  Chapter 7: The Development of a Recovery-oriented Tool for Work with Patients in the Closed Forensic Ward  Chapter 8: On Trying to Stay Sane in Insane Places: A Personal Account of a Clinical Psychologist's Challenges on the Psychiatric Inpatient Ward  Chapter 9: A Path Taken: A Psychologist's Professional Journey within the Psychiatric Inpatient System  Section 2: Psychotherapeutic Interventions in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting  Introduction to Section 2  Chapter 10: All Brief Therapy is not Created Equal: The Contribution of Psychology to Short-stay Mental Health Inpatient Admissions  Chapter 11: Continuity Model of Care: Working Across Acute Inpatient to Community-based Clinical Psychology  Chapter 12: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis on the Inpatient Unit: The Role of the Clinical Psychologist  Chapter 13: Psychotherapy in an Inpatient Ward: A Clinical Psychologist’s Use of Psychoanalytic Informed Work with Adult Survivors of Childhood Trauma  Chapter 14: Mentalization and Psychotherapy: A Way to Understand Patient Violence on the Psychiatric Inpatient Unit  Chapter 15: The Clinical Psychologist’s Work in a Forensic Psychiatry Ward: Building a Transitional Space for Individuals with Mental Disorders who Committed Crimes  Section 3: Assessment and Psychodiagnosis in Mental Health Inpatient Settings  Introduction to Section 3  Chapter 16: Psychodynamic Psychological Testing in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting: A Way of Listening, Learning, and Holding Patients and Psychotherapists  Chapter 17: "Listening to the Music of the Mind": The Uses of Psychological Assessment in the Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorders in a State Psychiatric Center  Chapter 18: The Role of Psychological Testing in an Inpatient Psychiatric Setting: A Mentalizing Approach  Section 4: Clinical Psychology Internship and Supervision in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting  Introduction to Section 4  Chapter 19: A Clinical Psychology Intern's Experience of Training in an Inpatient Unit: No Training Wheels  Chapter 20: The Benefits and Challenges of Clinical Psychology Internships in Psychiatric Inpatient Settings  Chapter 21: The Most Difficult Lesson: The Impact of Patient Suicide on Training in an Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital  Chapter 22: An Intern's Experience on an Acute Closed Ward: "From a Shadow to a Bird": The Psychotherapeutic Process of Mr. B Editors’ Perspectives and Closing Remarks  Chapter 23: Weaving with a Relational Thread: The Clinical Psychologist’s Use of Empathy in Work in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting  Chapter 24: Concluding Thoughts: Past and Present Trends, Future Directions