a set of formulation-driven strategies for managing pr
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"This book successfully illustrates how recent developments in cognitive therapy for psychosis, risk management and behavioural approaches can be integrated into a whole team treatment framework in services for people with complex and challenging mental health and behavioural needs. An excellent clinical resource for all professionals working with this client group." - Suzanne Jolley, Clinical Psychologist, King's College London, UK
"As a student with little clinical experience, I found the authors' approach engaging. They provide clear and concise definitions of every assessment and the use of therapy in the clinical field, which I found very helpful. They also provide an integrative approach, clearly showing the differences of assessments used in practice. The interesting thing is the use of illustrative examples: case studies which make the approach come to life...I found this book exceptional" - Heather Brobbey, Journal of Mental Health, August 2011
"The Shared Assessment, Formulation, and Education (SAFE) approach presented by Meaden and Hacker offers a system for providing comprehensive, cognitive-behavioral treatment for RPBs at all levels of the health care environment. Rather than present a brand new treatment, their book presents a much-needed system for implementing exisitng cogntive-behavioral interventions in settings that provide treatment to people with psychotic disorders." - Patrick L. Kerr, PsyCritiques, Volume 57, Issue 7, February 2012
"This book successfully illustrates how recent developments in cognitive therapy for psychosis, risk management and behavioural approaches can be integrated into a whole team treatment framework in services for people with complex and challenging mental health and behavioural needs. An excellent clinical resource for all professionals working with this client group." - Suzanne Jolley, Clinical Psychologist, King's College London, UK
"As a student with little clinical experience, I found the authors' approach engaging. They provide clear and concise definitions of every assessment and the use of therapy in the clinical field, which I found very helpful. They also provide an integrative approach, clearly showing the differences of assessments used in practice. The interesting thing is the use of illustrative examples: case studies which make the approach come to life...I found this book exceptional" - Heather Brobbey, Journal of Mental Health, August 2011
"The Shared Assessment, Formulation, and Education (SAFE) approach presented by Meaden and Hacker offers a system for providing comprehensive, cognitive-behavioral treatment for RPBs at all levels of the health care environment. Rather than present a brand new treatment, their book presents a much-needed system for implementing exisitng cogntive-behavioral interventions in settings that provide treatment to people with psychotic disorders." - Patrick L. Kerr, PsyCritiques, Volume 57, Issue 7, February 2012
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements. Preface. Introduction. List of Abbreviations. Part I: The SAFE Approach; Theory, Models and Processes. Problematic Behaviour in Psychosis: A Barrier to Social Inclusion and Recovery. Definitions, Prevalence and Consequences. The SAFE Approach: An Overview. Improving Care Planning: The WHO ICIDH-2 Model and Service Level Formulation. Formulating the Person: Arriving at a Shared View. Shared Risk Assessment in Psychosis. Shared Risk Formulation. CARM: An Integrative Model for Understanding Problematic Behaviour in Psychosis. Working with Staff and Carer Beliefs in SAFE. Part II: Assessment. Assessing Problematic Behaviours Excesses in Psychosis: A Multidisciplinary Team Based Approach. Identifying Early Warning Signs of Risk. Assessing Behavioural Deficits. Part III: Interventions in SAFE. Working with Low Risk Behavioural Excesses. Working with High Risk Behaviours. Working with Behavioural Deficits. Part IV: Implementation Issues: Translating SAFE into Routine Clinical Practice. Translating SAFE into Care Plans. Applying SAFE and CARM in Specialist Settings. Implementing SAFE: The Dynamics of Change. Training, Supervision, Reflective Practice and Staff Support Groups. Appendices. References. Index.
