This important manual provides a thorough analysis of the factors that lead to crisis situations and details the main theoretical models of counseling from relevant research studies for crisis intervention, which have been applied for decades by professional social workers and specialists from related fields working as counselors (psychologists, child and adolescent psychiatrists, and adult psychiatrists) worldwide.
Author Kristi Kanel enriches the theoretical training as well as the evidence-based practice of mental health professionals with her own modern model, the ABC Model for Crisis Intervention.
For the first time, Greek students have the opportunity to delve into specific populations of clients in crisis caused by factors such as loss (death, divorce, unemployment), natural disasters, trauma, addiction, chronic illness, disability, or dementia and Alzheimer's, following the application of a practical, step-by-step guide to understanding and managing such cases through the use of case studies, detailed tables, and diagrams.
Students of social work and other related disciplines have the chance to apply their knowledge in practice through scenario samples, role plays, and review questions in each chapter.
By highlighting innovative developments and contemporary movements in the field of crisis intervention, this text will be a valuable practical tool for new professional social workers and mental health specialists.
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