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Handbook of couple and family assessment / Karin Jordan, editor.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Family assessment--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Family assessment.
- Marital psychotherapy--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Marital psychotherapy.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (309 p.)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2003.
- Language Note:
- English
- Summary:
- This outstanding book is intended to help systems practitioners to keep abreast of how to do assessments of the couple, the family, the family sub-system and individual couple/family member(s). It is designed to assist both systemic practitioners and graduate students being trained in systems therapy. The chapters are most relevant to practitioners in their work with couples, families, (system as a whole, subsystems and individual couple and family members) with a variety of presenting problems. The chapter topics were chosen by surveying the field of systematic therapy and then focusing on those topics that are currently in the forefront. The underlying philosophy of the book is that due to the current demands for time and cost effective therapy, providing quality therapy for today's evolving diverse couples and families is no longer enough. Therefore, today's systems practitioners need to be knowledgeable about how to assess couples and families and guide the goal setting and treatment approach.
- Contents:
- Intro
- THE HANDBOOK OF COUPLE AND FAMILY ASSESSMENT
- HANDBOOK OF COUPLE AND FAMILY ASSESSMENT
- Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Couple and Family Assessment: An Overview
- OUTCOME ASSESSMENT
- ASSESSMENT: A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF FAMILY AND COUPLE RELATIONSHIPS AND PROBLEM DEVELOPMENT
- ASSESSING FROM THE FIRST TO THE LAST SESSION
- ASSESSMENT PROCESS
- INSTRUMENT SELECTION PROCEDURE IN ASSESSMENT
- MULTI SYSTEM, MULTI METHOD ASSESSMENT
- SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- Chapter 2: Managed Care and Assessment Instruments: Some Introductory Comments
- ABSTRACT
- MANAGED CARE AND ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS: SOME INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS
- CLINICAL OUTLIERS
- CLINICAL CHECKPOINTS
- REDUCING PREMATURE TERMINATION PRESSURES
- SUMMARY
- Chapter 3: Therapeutic Family Assessment: A Systems Approach
- THERAPEUTIC FAMILY ASSESSMENT: A SYSTEMS APPROACH
- A COMPREHENSIVE CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT
- PRACTICAL ISSUES IN FAMILY ASSESSMENT
- BASIC FAMILY ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES
- INTEGRATIVE MODELS FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT METHODS
- CASE STUDY
- CONCLUSIONS
- Chapter 4: Assessing Couples: Procedures, Tools, and Benefits
- WHEN IS ASSESSMENT DONE?
- WHO TO INCLUDE IN ASSESSMENT
- WHAT TO ASSESS, AND HOW-TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
- Chapter 5: A Developmental-Family Systems Approach to the Assessment of Adolescents
- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR ADOLESCENT ASSESSMENT
- PRACTICAL ISSUES IN ASSESSING ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
- MAJOR MEASURES USED TO ASSESS ADOLESCENT'S SOCIO-EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONING
- Chapter 6: Assessment of Older Adults and Their Families
- ASSESSMENT OF OLDER ADULTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
- THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF AGING.
- RAPIDLY GROWING GERIATRIC SERVICES NEED TO INCLUDE FAMILIES
- ASSESSING AGING FAMILY SYSTEMS BEGINS WITH THE INDIVIDUALS
- ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS
- ASSESSMENT OF MARITAL AND FAMILY FUNCTIONING IN LATER LIFE
- Chapter 7: Assessment of Infidelity
- INTRODUCTION
- ASSESSMENT OF INFIDELITY - A RARE OCCURRENCE
- A DIFFERENT SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE
- ASSESSMENT IN GENERAL
- THE ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL SESSIONS IN ASSESSMENT OF INFIDELITY
- THE REVELATION OF THE AFFAIR AND INITIAL PHASE OF ASSESSMENT
- SAFETY FIRST
- ASSESSING TREATMENT AGENDAS
- TRAUMATIC REACTIONS
- RANGE OF REACTIONS
- ASSESSMENT OF COUPLE'S FUNCTIONING
- ASSESSING THE CONTEXT OF THE AFFAIR
- HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP
- INDIVIDUALISTIC ISSUES
- ASSESSMENT OF HEALING AND MOVING FORWARD
- Chapter 8: Divorce Assessment Becomes Intervention
- THE ADULTS
- THE CHILDREN
- THE INDIVIDUAL CHILD
- CHILDREN'S AGES AND STAGES
- THE PARENTING PLAN
- REFERENCE
- Chapter 9: Assessing Parenting Capability
- THE BACKGROUND TO PARENTING ASSESSMENTS
- CONDUCTING ASSESSMENTS OF PARENTING CAPABILITY
- PROS AND CONS OF ASSESSMENT USE
- ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF PARENTING ASSESSMENTS
- USING PARENTAL ASSESSMENTS IN A MULTICULTURAL SETTING
- CONCLUSION
- Chapter 10: Partner Violence Assessment
- ASSESSMENT TOOLS
- ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE
- Chapter 11: Child Sexual Abuse Assessment: The Tri-Modal Interview Protocol
- CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE ASSESSMENT
- PLAY THERAPY AS PART OF THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS
- ANATOMICALLY DETAILED DOLLS
- TRI-MODAL INTERVIEW PROTOCOL
- SYSTEMIC ISSUES
- CASE EXAMPLE
- Chapter 12: Family Assessment of Drug and Alcohol Problems
- SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND FAMILY DYNAMICS
- ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES.
- ASSESSMENT TOOLS
- APPENDIX A
- Chapter 13: Multiculturally Sensitive and Aware Couple and Family Assessment and Testing
- MULTICULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS
- THINGS TO CONSIDER
- CONDUCTING CULTURALLY SENSITIVE ASSESSMENT
- THINGS TO REMEMBER DURING THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS
- Chapter 14: Multiple Family Group Intervention and Assessment: Issues and Strategies
- ORIGINS OF (AND RATIONALE FOR) GROUP INTERVENTION
- RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF GROUP PARTICIPANTS
- CHARACTERISTICS OF GROUP MEMBERS
- GROUP INTERVENTION OUTCOMES
- CHARACTERISTICS OF GROUP LEADERS
- Chapter 15: Ethical and Legal Issues in Marital and Family Assessment
- COMPETENCY IN TEST ADMINISTRATION
- AREAS OF COMPETENCE
- ETHICAL CONCERNS SPECIFIC TO COUPLES AND FAMILY ASSESSMENT
- ISSUES OF DIVERSITY
- WORKING WITH MANAGED CARE
- IN CONCLUSION
- INDEX.
- Notes:
- Description based upon print version of record.
- Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
- Description based on online resource; title from title page (ebrary, viewed June 10, 2013).
- ISBN:
- 1-62808-414-6
- OCLC:
- 846496126
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