Interpersonal Psychotherapy: a Clinician's Guide

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This book provides a very useful and thought provoking account of a developing form of Interpersonal Psychotherapy and gives a clear guide for practising clinicians.<br />Psychological Medicine<br /><br />The authors have put forth a splendid text that fulfills their goals of providing an explicit guide to the conduct of IPT, and helping therapists better understand their patients. For practitioners of IPT in women's mental health, it will be an invaluable asset.<br />Archives of Women's Health.

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Full title :Interpersonal Psychotherapy : a Clinician's Guide.

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Publication Date:2003.

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Publisher(s):CRC Press
Language:eng
Publication Date:2003.

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Description:1 online resource (334 pages)

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ISBN:9780340809235, 034080923X, 9781444113860, 1444113860
oclc:ocn950196902
LC Classification:RC489.I55
Dewey Decimal:616.8914

Front Cover; Dedication; Contents; Preface; Section 1: Introduction; 1. Introduction; 2. Theory and Clinical Applications; Section 2: Initial Sessions; 3. The Structure of IPT; 4. Assessment and Patient Selection; 5. Negotiating the Treatment Contract; 6. The Interpersonal Inventory; 7. The Interpersonal Formulation; Section 3: IPT Techniques; 8. Clarification; 9. Communication Analysis; 10. Interpersonal Incidents; 11. Use of Affect; 12. Role Playing; 13. Problem Solving; 14. Homework; 15. Use of the Therapeutic Relationship; Section 4: Problem Areas; 16. Interpersonal Disputes

17. Role Transitions18. Grief and Loss; 19. Interpersonal Sensitivity; Section 5: Concluding IPT; 20. Concluding Acute Treatment and Maintenance; Section 6: Additional Aspects of IPT; 21. Psychodynamic Processes; 22. Research in IPT; 23. Integrated Case Example: Allan; Appendices; A. Patient Information for IPT; B. Interpersonal Inventory Form; C. IPT Formulation Sheet; D. The International Society of Interpersonal Psychotherapists; E. Training and Certification in IPT; F. Adapting IPT to a Research Setting