did-you-know? rent-now

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

did-you-know? rent-now

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

We're the #1 textbook rental company. Let us show you why.

9780830415281

Counseling, Treatment, and Intervention Methods with Juvenile and Adult Offenders

by
  • ISBN13:

    9780830415281

  • ISBN10:

    0830415289

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-01-17
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

Note: Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with Rental or Used book purchases.

Purchase Benefits

List Price: $199.95 Save up to $55.99
  • Rent Book $143.96
    Add to Cart Free Shipping Icon Free Shipping

    TERM
    PRICE
    DUE
    USUALLY SHIPS IN 24-48 HOURS
    *This item is part of an exclusive publisher rental program and requires an additional convenience fee. This fee will be reflected in the shopping cart.

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

Summary

This comprehensive text covers counseling and intervention methods with a broad group of offenders, both adult and juveniles, with separate attention given to males and females. The treatment programs presented are designed around theories proven successful by research.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Correctional Counseling and Intervention: Introduction and Critical Issues
1(30)
Background of Counseling
1(11)
Introduction
1(3)
Rehabilitation, Treatment, and Mental Health
4(2)
Additional Clinical Definitions
6(1)
The Development of the Medical Model
7(2)
Treatment Research
9(1)
The Responses to Martinson
10(2)
Criminal Justice Clients and Counseling Environments
12(1)
Critical Issues in Counseling
13(5)
The Difficulty of Changing Criminal Behavior
13(3)
Developing a Proper Rehabilitative Treatment Program for Offenders
16(2)
Contemporary Counseling Focus
18(12)
Ethical Issues in Counseling Offenders
22(1)
Macro Ethical Concerns
23(3)
Micro Ethical Concerns
26(2)
Qualification and Training for Criminal Justice Counselors
28(2)
Summary
30(1)
Key Terms
30(1)
Legal Issues in Correctional Treatment
31(27)
Introduction
31(2)
Where Do Prisoners' Treatment Rights Come From?
33(1)
Constitutional Amendments that Determine Correctional Treatment
34(4)
Bridging the Bill of Rights into the Fourteenth Amendment
35(1)
Cruel and Unusual Punishment
35(1)
Liberty, Property, Due Process, and Equal Protection
36(2)
Reasonableness Test
38(1)
Civil Rights Act of 1871
39(1)
Criteria for Civil Commitment
40(1)
The Right to Rehabilitation in Adult Prisons
40(2)
The Right to Rehabilitation in Juvenile Institutions
42(5)
Early Judicial Rulings
42(3)
How Juveniles Have a Right to Rehabilitation
45(2)
The Right to Habilitation
47(1)
The Right to Mental Health or Psychiatric Treatment
47(2)
The Right to Refuse Mental Health Treatment
49(2)
Washington v. Harper
50(1)
The Right to Refuse Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotic Anonymous Treatment
51(1)
Involuntary Treatment of Sex Offenders
52(2)
Gender and Equal Protection in Prison Treatment Programs
54(2)
Summary
56(1)
Key Terms
57(1)
Treatment Theories
58(43)
Introduction
58(2)
Cognitive-Behavioral Theory and Therapy
60(12)
Theoretical Constructs
60(3)
Therapeutic Techniques
63(7)
A Feminist Version of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
70(2)
Behavioral Theories
72(6)
Behavior Therapy
72(4)
Behavioral Modification
76(2)
Psychoanalytic Theory
78(2)
Logotherapy
80(2)
Afrocentric Theory
82(3)
Feminist Theory
85(5)
Social Bonding Theory
90(2)
System Theory
92(3)
Reality Therapy
95(3)
Applicability of Aforementioned Theories to Individual and Group Counseling
98(2)
Summary
100(1)
Key Terms
100(1)
Screening, Assessment, and Diagnosis in Correctional Treatment
101(30)
Introduction
101(1)
Criminal Justice Interviewing
102(2)
Motivational Interviewing
104(1)
Diagnostic Guides
104(7)
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
105(4)
Psychopathy
109(1)
Structured Clinical Interview for the DSM-IV (SCID)
110(1)
Training Guides for the DSM-IV
110(1)
Conducting a Mental Status Examination
111(1)
Clinical Assessment
112(1)
Critical Issues in Assessment
113(2)
Malingering and Its Detection
114(1)
Assessment of Offenders' Common Problems
115(15)
Assessment of Juvenile and Adult Criminal Attitudes
115(1)
Adult Substance Abuse Assessment
116(2)
Assessment of Women with Substance Abuse
118(1)
Assessment and Screening of Adolescents in the Justice System
118(1)
Dual Diagnosis Assessment: Substance Abuse and Mental Disorders
119(4)
Assessment of Sexual Victimization
123(2)
Assessment of Juveniles' Sexual Offending
125(1)
Assessment of Juveniles for Alcohol and Other Drugs
126(4)
Selected Assessment Tools
130(1)
Summary
130(1)
Key Terms
130(1)
Individual Counseling Processes
131(29)
Introduction
131(1)
Psychoanalytic Principles and Individual Counseling
132(1)
The Helping Relationship
133(10)
Empathy
135(2)
Respect and Positive Regard
137(1)
Genuineness
138(1)
Warmth
138(1)
Concreteness
139(1)
Immediacy
139(1)
Cultural Awareness
139(3)
Gender Awareness
142(1)
Stages of Counseling
143(7)
Engagement
144(1)
The Importance of the Initial Correction Interview
144(2)
The Initial Interview
146(1)
Problem Identification
146(1)
Pattern Search
146(2)
Change
148(1)
Termination
149(1)
Crisis Intervention
150(4)
Treatment of a Crisis
152(1)
Establishing Treatment Goals
153(1)
Treatment Implementation
153(1)
Termination of Crisis Intervention
153(1)
Case Management
154(4)
Cop/Police Officer
154(1)
Friend
154(1)
Confidant
155(1)
Adviser
155(1)
Teacher
156(1)
Moral Guider
156(1)
Parent/Nurturer
156(1)
Change Agent
157(1)
Crisis Intervener
157(1)
Role Model
157(1)
Consultant
157(1)
Social Influencer
157(1)
Resource Broker/Advocate
158(1)
Program Manager
158(1)
Summary
158(1)
Key Terms
159(1)
Group Treatment Processes
160(30)
Introduction
160(2)
Differences Between Therapy Groups and Self-Help Groups
162(1)
Benefits of Group Counseling
163(4)
The Installation of Hope
164(1)
Universality of Experiences
164(1)
The Imparting of Information
164(1)
Altruism
164(1)
The Corrective Recapitulation of the Primary Family Group
165(1)
The Development of Socializing Techniques
165(1)
Imitative Behavior
165(1)
Interpersonal Learning
166(1)
Group Cohesiveness
166(1)
Catharsis
166(1)
Existential Factors
166(1)
Types of Groups
167(3)
Therapy Groups
167(1)
Structured Groups
168(1)
Marathon Groups
168(1)
Encounter Groups
169(1)
Group Size
170(1)
Selection of Group Members
171(1)
Group Roles
171(4)
Leaders' Personal Characteristics
172(3)
Group Dynamics
175(2)
Group Stages
177(2)
Support of Current Lifestyles
177(1)
Anger at Authority
177(1)
Self-Revelation
178(1)
Working Through Problems
178(1)
New Ways of Relating
178(1)
Ending Stage
179(1)
Group Strategies
179(4)
Pre-Group Strategies
179(1)
Strategies to Facilitate Group Dynamics
180(1)
Strategies to Change Offenders
181(1)
Warm-Up
182(1)
Paradoxical Intention
182(1)
Cognitive Click
182(1)
Mirroring
183(1)
Hidden Reasons
183(1)
Reorientation
183(1)
Social Skills Techniques
183(6)
Modeling
184(1)
Role-Playing
185(1)
Prompting
185(1)
Homework
185(1)
Feedback
185(2)
Group Discussion Topics
187(1)
Group versus Individual Counseling
188(1)
Summary
189(1)
Key Terms
189(1)
Treating Female Juvenile Offenders
190(23)
Introduction
190(1)
The Context of Treating Female Juvenile Offenders
191(5)
Issues of Minority Females
194(2)
Techniques and Procedures of Treating Female Juvenile Offenders
196(7)
Treatment for Sexual Victimization
196(1)
Treatment for Adolescents Who Run Away
197(1)
Adolescent Drug Treatment
198(3)
Treatment for Sex-Related Problems Associated with Drugs and Alcohol
201(2)
Specific Programs for Juvenile Females
203(1)
Intervention Programs Researched
203(4)
Adolescent Mothers Who Use Drugs
203(1)
Treatment of Sexually Abused Girls
204(1)
Treatment for Delinquent Females
205(2)
Intervention Programs Not Researched
207(4)
Treating Adolescents Who Have Been Sexually Abused
207(2)
Intervention with Females with General Delinquency Problems
209(2)
Summary
211(1)
Key Terms
212(1)
Treating Male Juvenile Offenders
213(31)
Introduction
213(1)
The Context of Treating Male Juvenile Offenders
214(2)
Techniques and Procedures of Treating Male Juvenile Offenders
216(16)
Treating Juveniles Who Commit Homicides
216(1)
Treating Aggressive Juveniles
217(2)
Treating Juvenile Sex Offenders
219(11)
Treating Juveniles with Alcohol and Drug Problems
230(1)
Treating a Disruptive, Dually Diagnosed Adolescent
231(1)
Researched Intervention Programs
232(5)
Treating Delinquent Behavior
232(1)
Treatment for Violent Delinquents
233(3)
Boot Camps
236(1)
Unresearched Programs and Interventions
237(6)
Treatment of Juvenile Probationers
237(1)
Wilderness Camps
238(1)
Afrocentric Programming
239(4)
Summary
243(1)
Key Terms
243(1)
Treating Female Adult Offenders
244(26)
Introduction
244(1)
The Context of Treating Female Adult Offenders
245(4)
Techniques and Procedures of Treating Female Adult Offenders
249(7)
Strategies in the Treatment of Female Substance Abusers
249(6)
Treating Female Sex Offenders
255(1)
Researched Programs and Interventions
256(6)
Drug Treatment for Female Prisoners and Parolees
256(1)
Treating Dually Diagnosed Females
257(1)
Treating Pregnant Substance-Abusing Females
258(1)
Treating Substance-Abusing Parents
259(2)
Treating Traumatized Female Prisoners
261(1)
Unresearched Programs and Interventions
262(6)
Afrocentric Drug Programs
262(5)
Solution-Focused Intervention for Alcohol-Dependent Mothers
267(1)
Summary
268(1)
Key Terms
269(1)
Treating Male Adult Offenders
270(28)
Introduction
270(1)
The Context of Treating Male Adult Offenders
271(3)
Techniques and Procedures of Treating Male Adult Offenders
274(7)
Treating Anger in Males
274(1)
Treating Sex Offenders
275(5)
Treating Substance Abuse
280(1)
Researched Programs and Interventions
281(11)
Domestic Violence
281(2)
Anger Management with Offenders
283(2)
Treating High-Risk Probationers
285(2)
Treating General Offenders
287(1)
Treating Clinically Depressed Prisoners
288(1)
Treating Sex Offenders
289(2)
Treating Prisoners with Substance Abuse Problems
291(1)
Unresearched Programs and Interventions
292(5)
Drug Programs
292(3)
Intervention in a Community-Based Therapeutic Community
295(1)
An Afrocentric Intervention for Prisoners
296(1)
Summary
297(1)
Key Terms
297(1)
Treating and Intervention with Special Offender Populations
298(27)
Introduction
298(1)
Context of Jail Detainees
299(4)
Interventions with Jail Detainees
300(3)
Context of Gang Members
303(5)
Intervention for Female Gang Members
303(1)
Intervention Approaches with Adolescent Gangs
304(4)
Context of Developmentally Disabled Offenders
308(2)
Intervention Applicable to Mentally Retarded Offenders
309(1)
Context of Mentally Ill Offenders
310(6)
Interventions Applicable to Mentally Ill Offenders
310(2)
Treating Dually Diagnosed Offenders
312(4)
Intervention with Psychopaths
316(1)
Context of Elderly Offenders
316(4)
Interventions Applicable to Elderly Offenders
317(3)
Context of Prisoners on Death Row
320(3)
Intervention for Prisoners on Death Row
321(2)
Summary
323(1)
Key Terms
323(2)
References 325(32)
Index 357

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

The Used, Rental and eBook copies of this book are not guaranteed to include any supplemental materials. Typically, only the book itself is included. This is true even if the title states it includes any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

Rewards Program