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| Clinical Social Work: An Overview | |
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| Definition of clinical social work | |
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| Theoretical base: a historical perspective | |
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| The therapeutic relationship | |
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| Contemporary social work practice: brief treatment | |
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| Practice evaluation and research | |
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| Some tensions in clinical social work practice | |
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| Key Issues in Clinical Practice | |
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| Ethics and boundaries | |
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| Practice in a managed care environment | |
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| Suicide | |
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| Therapist''s Self Care | |
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| An Integrated Approach to Clinical Practice | |
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| Journaling as an integrative tool | |
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| Process recording | |
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| Clinical supervision | |
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| The clinical agenda | |
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| The core practice class as laboratory | |
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| The Clinical Interview: The Process of Assessment | |
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| The beginning phase | |
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| The middle phase | |
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| Endings | |
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| Case example- working with a 16-year-old boy diagnosed with conduct disorder | |
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| The Psychosocial Study: The Product of Assessment | |
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| Preparing the psychosocial | |
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| A psychosocial model outline | |
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| How assessment informs diagnosis | |
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| How diagnosis suggests theory | |
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| How theory guides practice | |
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| A sample psychosocial study: the case of Vincent, age 7, a traumatized child | |
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| Cross Cultural Practice | |
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| Ten important elements of cross cultural practice | |
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| Culturally competent practice | |
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| Culturally specific practice | |
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| Case example: Counseling a Vietnamese adolescent attracted to sub-culture of substance abuse | |
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| A Black Identity Development Model | |
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| Case example: Counseling an Afro-American woman- worker and client of different racial and cultural backgrounds | |
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| Object Relations Theory: A Relational Psychodynamic Model | |
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| Early object relations theory: Harry Stack Sullivan and the Interpersonal School | |
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| The work of Melanie Klein, Ronald Fairbairn, D.W. Winnicott, and Harry Guntrip | |
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| Traumatic bonding | |
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| Object relations theory and the brief treatment | |
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| Case example: Treatment of a depressed adult survivor of childhood abuse- an object relations brief treatment approach | |
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| Self Psychology: A Relational Psychodynamic Model | |
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| The work of Heinz Kohut | |
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| Application of self psychology to brief treatment | |
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| Case example-treatment of an elderly woman whose adult son undergoes a gender change | |
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| The concepts of brief group therapy within a self psychological framework | |
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| Case example: a short-term group for woman victims of domestic abuse | |
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| The Psychology of Women | |
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| Historical Perspective | |
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| Self-In-Relation theory-writings from the Stone Center | |
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| Women''s psychotherapy groups | |
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| Case example: learning to connect in a women''s psychotherapy group- a self-in-relation model | |
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| Cognitive Theory: A Structural Approach | |
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| History and definition | |
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| Rational emotive therapy-the work of Albert Ellis | |
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| Cognitive theory of Aaron Beck | |
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| Challenging and disputing dysfunctional thoughts | |
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| Schema focused therapy- the work of Jeffery Young and colleagues | |
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| Case example: cognitive treatment for anxiety | |
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| Behavior Theory: A Structural Approach | |
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| The elements, skills, and techniques | |
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| Self management strategies- the work of Donald Meichenbaum and colleagues | |
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| Case example: treatment of a young woman with obsessive-compulsive disorder | |
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| Narrative Therapy: A Postmodern Approach | |
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| Constructivism as a conceptual framework | |
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| The Language of narrative | |
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| Therapeutic strategies | |
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| Therapeutic documents | |
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| Case example: a Latina woman constructs a new narrative about her family | |
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| Solution Focused Therapy: A Postmodern Approach | |
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| Strengths perspective | |
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| Client self determination | |
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| The editorial reflection | |
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| Solution oriented family assessment | |
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| Solution focused strategies | |
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| Case example: initial meeting with a family | |
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| Integrating Research and Practice | |
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| Quantitative measures: using a single system design methodology | |
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| Case example: Demonstrating the results of treatment with a client suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder | |
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| Qualitative methodology | |
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| Case example: A qualitative inquiry into the levels of self-esteem of adults diagnosed with Tourette''s Syndrome | |