A family-focused approach to serious mental illness : empirically supported interventions
2001
xiv, 96 p.
Practitioner's resource series
1568870698
Anglais
1. Working with families -- 2. Promoting recoveru and preventing relapse -- 3. Promoting recovery and preventing relapse (continued) -- 4. The family experience of mental illness -- 5. Developing family-focused services -- 6. Developing family-focused services -- 7. Family interventions -- 8. Working with individual family members -- 9. Coping with challenges -- 10. Professional issues -- 11. Notes
Families coping with severe mental illness need help in maintaining themselves as a support system for a loved one. In this valuable book, Diane Marsh offers a wealth of clinical tools based on empirical research and experiential realities, with specific attention to kinship diversity. This comprehensive training manual for mental health professionals is illuminated by respect for caring families and a powerful message of hope for improved prognosis and quality of life.
Malades mentaux - Relations familiales / Maladies mentales - Traitement / Thérapie familiale / Service social familial
WM 430.5.F2 M365f 2001
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