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9780761902157

Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning : Exercises for Integrating Theory with Clinical Practice

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  • ISBN13:

    9780761902157

  • ISBN10:

    0761902155

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1997-06-24
  • Publisher: Sage Publications, Inc
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Summary

Case conceptualization and treatment planning skills have always been important in providing quality care to clients. These skills are even more vital in today's managed care market for documenting clients' need for treatment and support interventions on brief, intermediate or long-term bases.<P></P><P>This book enables readers to design case conceptualizations and treatment plans from diverse theoretical perspectives, including: behavioural; cognitive; process//experiential; family systems; dynamic; and transtheoretical. The author also demonstrates how readers can integrate important domains of human complexity into their clinical work, so that treatment can be tailored to a particular client. These domains include development, se</P>

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Overview of Chapters xii
Acknowledgments xvi
Developing Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
1(18)
Selecting a Theoretical Perspective
1(3)
Developing Your Theoretical Understanding of Pat
3(1)
Key Features in Developing a Case Conceptualization
4(1)
Key Features in Developing a Treatment Plan
5(1)
Developing Your Personal Writing Style
6(11)
Examples of Premises and Treatment Plan Styles
8(1)
Assumption-Based Style
8(1)
Assumption-Based Style
9(1)
Symptom-Based Style
10(1)
Symptom-Based Style
10(2)
Interpersonally Based Style
12(1)
Interpersonally Based Style
12(1)
Developmentally or Historically Based Style
13(1)
Developmentally or Historically Based Style
13(1)
Thematically or Metaphorically Based Style
14(1)
Thematically or Metaphorically Based Style
15(1)
Diagnosis-Based Style
16(1)
Diagnosis-Based Style
16(1)
Conclusions
17(2)
The Complexity of Human Experience
19(27)
Domain of Development
20(5)
Early Childhood (Approximately Ages 4--7)
21(1)
Middle Childhood (Approximately Ages 7--12)
22(1)
Adolescence (Approximately Ages 12--19)
23(2)
Red Flag Developmental Messages
25(1)
Recommended Readings
25(1)
Domain of Sexual Orientation
25(4)
Red Flag Sexual Orientation Messages
29(1)
Recommended Readings
29(1)
Domain of Gender
29(5)
Red Flag Gender Messages
33(1)
Recommended Readings
34(1)
Domain of Culture
34(7)
Latinos and Latinas
37(2)
Native Americans
39(2)
Red Flag Cultural Messages
41(1)
Recommended Readings
41(1)
Domain of Violence
41(4)
Red Flag Violence Messages
44(1)
Recommended Readings
44(1)
Conclusions
45(1)
Behavioral Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
46(20)
Introduction to Behavioral Theory
46(3)
Role of the Clinician
48(1)
Recommended Readings
49(1)
Case Application
49(4)
Red Flag Violence Messages
49(1)
Interview With Jeff From a Behavioral Perspective
49(4)
Behavioral Case Conceptualization of Jeff: Historically Based Style
53(4)
Behavioral Treatment Plan: Historically Based Style
55(2)
Practice Case for Student Conceptualization
57(4)
Red Flag Developmental Messages
57(1)
Information Received From Phone Intake
58(1)
Interview With Kevin From a Behavioral Perspective
58(3)
Exercises for Developing a Case Conceptualization of Kevin
61(5)
Cognitive Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
66(19)
Introduction to Cognitive Theory
66(3)
Role of the Clinician
68(1)
Recommended Readings
69(1)
Case Application
69(4)
Red Flag Gender Messages
69(1)
Interview With Marie From a Cognitive Perspective
70(3)
Cognitive Case Conceptualization of Marie: Diagnosis-Based Style
73(3)
Cognitive Treatment Plan: Diagnosis-Based Style
76(1)
Practice Case for Student Conceptualization
76(4)
Red Flag Sexual Orientation Messages
77(1)
Information Received From Phone Intake
77(1)
Interview With Eric From a Cognitive Perspective
77(3)
Exercises for Developing a Case Conceptualization of Eric
80(5)
Process-Experiential Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
85(21)
Introduction to Process-Experiential Theory
85(5)
Role of the Clinician
88(1)
Recommended Readings
89(1)
Case Application
90(3)
Red Flag Sexual Orientation Messages
90(1)
Interview With Ellen From a Process-Experiential Perspective
90(3)
Process-Experiential Conceptualization of Ellen: Interpersonally Based Style
93(4)
Process-Experiential Treatment Plan: Interpersonally Based Style
95(2)
Practice Case for Student Conceptualization
97(5)
Red Flag Violence Messages
97(1)
Information Received From Phone Intake
97(1)
Interview With Nicole From a Process-Experiential Perspective
97(5)
Exercises for Developing a Case Conceptualization of Nicole
102(4)
Family Systems Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
106(21)
Introduction to Family Systems Theory
106(5)
Role of the Clinician
110(1)
Recommended Readings
111(1)
Case Application
111(3)
Red Flag Developmental Messages
112(1)
Interview With Alice and Katherine From a Family Systems Perspective
112(2)
Family Systems Case Conceptualization of Alice: Symptom-Based Style
114(3)
Family Systems Treatment Plan: Symptom-Based Style
116(1)
Practice Case for Student Conceptualization
117(6)
Red Flag Cultural Messages
118(1)
Information Received From Phone Intake
118(1)
Interview With Dawn From a Family Systems Perspective
118(5)
Exercises for Developing a Case Conceptualization of Dawn
123(4)
Dynamic Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
127(20)
Introduction to Dynamic Theory
127(5)
Role of the Clinician
130(2)
Recommended Readings
132(1)
Case Application
132(3)
Red Flag Cultural Messages
132(1)
Interview With Sergio From a Dynamic Perspective
132(3)
Dynamic Case Conceptualization of Sergio: Assumption-Based Style
135(4)
Dynamic Treatment Plan: Assumption-Based Style
138(1)
Practice Case for Student Conceptualization
139(4)
Red Flag Gender Messages
139(1)
Information Received From Phone Intake
140(1)
Interview With Claude From a Dynamic Perspective
140(3)
Exercises for Developing a Case Conceptualization of Claude
143(4)
Transtheoretical Case Conceptualizations and Treatment Plans
147(27)
Introduction to Transtheoretical Theory
147(6)
Role of the Clinician
151(2)
Recommended Readings
153(1)
Case Application
153(4)
Red Flag Violence Messages
153(1)
Interview With Jake From a Transtheoretical Perspective
153(4)
Transtheoretical Case Conceptualization of Jake: Theme-Based Style
157(6)
Transtheoretical Treatment Plan: Theme-Based Style
160(3)
Practice Case for Student Conceptualization
163(6)
Red Flag Cultural Messages
163(1)
Information Received From Phone Intake
163(1)
Interview With Kayla From a Transtheoretical Perspective
164(5)
Exercises for Developing a Case Conceptualization of Kayla
169(5)
Discussion and Extension of the Model
174(11)
Theory and Quality Care
175(1)
Knowledge of Human Complexity and Quality Care
175(1)
Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning Over Time
176(6)
The Case of Spring
177(1)
The Beginning Stage of Treatment
177(1)
The Middle Stage of Treatment
178(2)
The End Stage of Treatment
180(1)
Premise
181(1)
Conclusions
182(3)
Red Flag Messages for Building a Case Conceptualization and Treatment Plan
183(2)
References 185(6)
About The Author 191

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