Clinical Case Formulation Varieties Of Approaches Peter Sturmey by Peter Sturmey 9780470032916, 9780470747513, 047003291X, 047074751X instant download after payment.
Case formulation is a key skill for mental health practitioners, and this book provides examples of ten case formulations representing the most common mental health problems in a variety of populations and contexts, offering commentary on contrasting formulations of the same case.
- Provides an overview of the general features of case formulation and how it can drive treatment
- Features clinical cases from a variety of populations, focusing on a range of different problems
- Covers all the major theoretical perspectives in clinical practice – behavioural, cognitive behavioural, psychodynamic, medical , and eclectic
- Offers commentary on contrasting formulations of the same case for five different clinical problems
Content:
Chapter 1 Case Formulation: A Review and Overview of this Volume (pages 1–30): Peter Sturmey
Chapter 2 Sally: A Case of Depression (pages 31–41): Mari Brannigan and Christopher Williams
Chapter 3 Cognitive Formulation of Depression: Case of Sally (pages 43–55): Dr Cory F. Newman
Chapter 4 Behavioural Formulation of Depression: The Case of Sally (pages 57–68): Carl W. Lejuez, Tyish S. Hall Brown and Dr Derek R. Hopko
Chapter 5 Commentary on Cognitive and Behavioural Formulations of Anxiety–Depression (pages 69–81): Christopher J. Williams
Chapter 6 Zeppi: A Case of Psychosis (pages 83–92): Anthony Dimech, David Kingdon and Maged Swelam
Chapter 7 A Psychiatric Approach to Case Formulation (pages 93–106): David A. Casey
Chapter 8 A Behavior Analytic Formulation of a Case of Psychosis (pages 107–118): Dr David A. Wilder
Chapter 9 Formulating Zeppi: A Commentary (pages 119–131): Richard P. Bentall
Chapter 10 A Case of Eating Disorder: Antoinette Hilbert?Smith (pages 133–144): Jonathon T. Newton
Chapter 11 A Formulation of the Case of Antoinette: A Multiperspective Approach (pages 145–156): Priyanthy Weerasekera
Chapter 12 The Functional Analysis and Functional Analytic Clinical Case Formulation: A Case of Anorexia Nervosa (pages 157–178): Raimo Lappalainen, Tero Timonen and Stephen N. Haynes
Chapter 13 Commentary on Formulations of Eating Disorders (pages 179–188): Myra Cooper
Chapter 14 A Case of Problematic Behavior in an Older Adult (pages 189–198): Helen Devries
Chapter 15 A Cognitive Analytic Formulation (pages 199–211): Mark Dunn
Chapter 16 The Core Conflictual Relationship Theme: A Psychodynamic Formulation of the Case of Mrs Lewis (pages 213–225): Marna S. Barrett
Chapter 17 Commentary on Formulations of a Case of Problematic Behavior in an Older Adult (pages 227–237): Kevin Howells and Lawrence Jones
Chapter 18 A Case of Anger in a Person with Intellectual Disabilities (pages 239–249): Betsey A. Benson
Chapter 19 A Psychodynamic Formulation (pages 251–266): Nigel Beail and Tom Jackson
Chapter 20 A Cognitive?Behavioural Formulation of Anger in a Man with an Intellectual Disability (pages 267–281): Paul Willner
Chapter 21 Commentary on Formulations of Anger in a Person with Intellectual Disabilities (pages 283–290): Robert Didden
Chapter 22 Contemporary Themes in Case Formulation (pages 291–315): Dr Tracey D. Eells
