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0 reviewsISBN 10: 0826115462
ISBN 13: 9780826115461
Author: Ross D Ellenhorn, MSW, PhD
"This book describes parasuicidality from a different perspective, yet still within the framework of DBT. These concepts will be helpful to clinicians, who often spend much of their time dealing with these troubling behaviorsÖ.This book is well worth the price and the reader will not be disappointed." Score: 94, 4 stars
--Doody's
"Ross Ellenhorn brings a fresh, new look at what has been called parasuicidality. Rather seeing it solely as a medicalized symptom of mental disorder, he incisively shows how threats of suicide emerge from the social context and can be better understood and treated within a framework of social relationships. This well documented and clearly written book is must reading for anyone interested in better understanding and dealing with parasuicidality. "
"This book deals with the issue of parasuicidality using a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) approach, but posits that clinical interactions aid and abet that specific behavior. It presents both theoretical and pragmatic ideas of how to deal wi th patients who often pose the greatest challenge to clinicians. " Gary B Kaniuk, Psy.D. (Cermak Health Services)
--Peter Conrad, Harry Coplan Professor of Social Sciences, Brandeis University, and author of The Medicalization of Society: On the Transformation of Human Conditions into Medical Disorders
In this unique and groundbreaking book, Dr. Ellenhorn offers a very different approach to assisting parasuicidal patients with their problems, an approach that avoids medicalized interactions while enhancing authentic encounters with patients. He makes extensive use of vignettes to demonstrate various types of scenarios between clinicians and patients. A number of other effective techniques are discussed, including:
Ways to enhance team treatment planning through a brainstorming process called "The Hourglass"
Alternative methods of documenting treatment that serves to protect clinicians from concerns about liability
Helping patients focus on life goals and changing themselves through clinician-patient interactions
Part I: A Theory of Patient Careerism
CHAPTER 1 The Borderline Fallacies
CHAPTER 2 The Dialectics of Failure
CHAPTER 3 The Patient Career
Part II: The Practice of The Game
CHAPTER 4 The Game: Treating the Problem of Treatment Seeking
CHAPTER 5 The Attitudinal Conditions for The Game
CHAPTER 6 Relationship
CHAPTER 7 Clinician’s Authorship
CHAPTER 8 Motivation and Change
Part III: Organizational Considerations
CHAPTER 9 Deinstitutionalizing Institutions
CHAPTER 10 Conclusion: Alienation, Dehumanization, Conformity, and Their Influence on Parasui
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Tags: Ross D Ellenhorn, MSW, PhD, Parasuicidality, Breaking