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Life Space Crisis Intervention Talking with Students with in Conflict

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ISBN-10: 0890798702

ISBN-13: 9780890798706

Edition: 2nd 2001

Authors: Nicholas J. Long, Mary M. Wood, Frank A. Fecser

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List price: $50.00
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: PRO-ED, Incorporated
Publication date: 2/1/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 266
Size: 10.50" wide x 11.25" long x 1.75" tall
Weight: 1.496
Language: English

Preface
Preparing To Deal with Stress and Crisis
Crisis Is a Time for Learning
Understanding an Event
Motivation To Change
Trust in Adults
LSCI: A Process for Talking with Students in Crisis
What Happens During LSCI
Prerequisite Skills Needed by Students
Outcomes of Effective LSCIs
Attributes of Those Who Conduct Successful LSCIs
Example of LSCI: "The Math Problem Crisis"
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
Stress, Conflict, and Crisis
Ingredients of the Conflict Cycle
Summary of the Conflict Cycle
Example of the Conflict Cycle
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
From Behavior to Feelings
Developmental Anxieties
Decoding Behavior
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
Questions To Answer Before You Begin LSCI
"Who's in Charge Here?" (Authority, Adult Roles, and Influence)
"Who's Going To Handle This Problem?" (The Existential Crisis)
"How Do I Know It's Going To Be All Right for Me?" (Motivation To Be Responsible)
Summary of Authority, Responsibility, and Motivation
Example of Adult Roles and Student Values
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
Anatomy of Life Space Crisis Intervention
A Guide to LSCI Basics
Using LSCI with a Group
Essential Strategies
The Six LSCI Stages
What We Have Learned Using LSCI
What We Hope You Have Learned in This Review of Basics
The Helping Process and Potential Pitfalls
Attributes and Skills for Adults in the Helping Process
Emotional First Aid
Potential Pitfalls in Using LSCI
Practice with the Five Forms of Emotional First Aid
What We Have Learned for Avoiding Pitfalls
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
Applying LSCI to Particular Patterns of Self-Defeating Behaviors
The Reality Rub Reclaiming Intervention
The Adult's Task
Examples of Students Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Organize Perceptions of Reality
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
The Red Flag Reclaiming Intervention
The Adult's Task
Examples of Students Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Identify the Source of the Stress
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
The Symptom Estrangement Reclaiming Intervention
The Adult's Task
Examples of Students Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Benignly Confront Unacceptable Behavior
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
The Massaging Numb Values Reclaiming Intervention
The Adult's Task
Examples of Students Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Build Values That Strengthen Self-Control
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
The New Tools Reclaiming Intervention
The Adult's Task
Examples of Students Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Teach New Social Behaviors
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
The Manipulation of Body Boundaries Reclaiming Intervention
The Dynamic of False Friendship
The Dynamic of Being Set Up by a Peer
The Adult's Task
Examples of Students Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Expose Peer Exploitation
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
The Double Struggle Reclaiming Intervention
The Interviewer's Task
Examples of Staff Who Can Benefit
Example of LSCI Used To Benignly Confront Staff About Their Contribution to a Crisis
What We Hope You Have Learned from This Chapter
Summary
The Future of LSCI
A History of LSCI and Its Field Validation
Checklist for Rating Your LSCI Skills
References
Further Reading
Author Index
Subject Index