A Hopeful Approach to Chronic and Severe Mental Illness.
Riding the Wave.
Rewriting Spoiled Identity Stories.
Revaluing People's Experiences.
Collaborating with Clients, Their Families, and Others in Their
Social Environment.
Creating a New Vision of the Future.
Handling Dangerous and Violent Situations.
Effective and Respectful Treatment of "Borderline" Clients.
Relapse Recovery and Relapse Prevention.
General Principles for Working with Chronic and Severe Mental
Illness.
Epilogue: Connections to the Work of Others.
References.
Index.
TIM ROWAN, MSW, is a clinical social worker and holds the position
of Division Chair and Professor of Human Services at Allegany
College of Maryland. He also maintains a private practice and works
as a part-time consultant/therapist for the Addictions and Mental
Health Centers of the Allegany County Health Department. In the
past, Tim worked full-time at a state inpatient psychatric hospital
and later at an outpatient mental health clinic. Tim has 24 years
of experience with the people this book is about and has been an
invited presenter at the Family Therapy Network Symposium.
BILL O'HANLON, MS, is one of the developers of solution-oriented
therapy. He has written and lectured extensively worldwide on the
application of this time-sensitive treatment model. He is also the
author of Taproots: Underlying Principles of Milton Erickson's
Therapy and Hypnosis; In Search of Solutions (with Michele
Weiner-Davis); An Uncommon Casebook (with Angela Hexum); Rewriting
Love Stories: Brief Marital Therapy (with Patricia O'Hanlon
Hudson); and Even from a Broken Web (with Bob Bertolino).
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