Single-Session Therapy by Walk-In or Appointment (eBook, PDF)

Administrative, Clinical, and Supervisory Aspects of One-at-a-Time Services
Redaktion: Hoyt, Michael F.; Talmon, Moshe; Young, Jeff; Slive, Arnold; Bobele, Monte

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This volume is a carefully curated collection of chapters by leading practitioners describing aspects of single-session (one-at-a-time) therapy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 416
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351112420
• Artikelnr.: 54082293

Autorenporträt

Michael F. Hoyt, Ph.D., is a psychologist based in Mill Valley, California. One of the originators (with Moshe Talmon and Robert Rosenbaum) of the Single Session Therapy approach, he is the author of Brief Therapy and Beyond and numerous other publications. Monte Bobele, Ph.D., is professor emeritus at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas. He coedited (with A. Slive) When One Hour is All You Have: Effective Therapy for Walk-In Clients. Arnold Slive, Ph.D., is an adjunct professor at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas. He coedited (with M. Bobele) When One Hour is All You Have: Effective Therapy for Walk-In Clients. Jeff Young, Ph.D., is the director at the Bouverie Centre at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia, where he and his team have trained thousands of professionals in the use of single-session therapy and helped many agencies implement SST services. Moshe Talmon, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist based in Israel. He is a lecturer at Tel Aviv University. One of the originators (with Hoyt and Rosenbaum) of the SST approach, he is the author of Single Session Therapy: Maximizing the Effect of the First (and Often Only) Therapeutic Encounter.

Inhaltsangabe

About the Contributors Section 1: Editors' Introduction 1.
Single-Session/One-at-a-Time Walk-In Therapy Michael F. Hoyt, Monte Bobele,
Arnold Slive, Jeff Young, & Moshe Talmon Section 2: Administrative 2. The
Three Top Reasons Why Walk-In Single Sessions Make Perfect Sense Arnold
Slive & Monte Bobele 3. Single-Session Therapy: The Misunderstood Gift that
Keeps On Giving Jeff Young 4. Change in the Winds: The Growth of Walk-In
Therapy Clinics in Ontario, Canada Karen Young 5. Twenty-Five Years of
Walk-In Single Sessions at the Eastside Family Centre: Clinical and
Research Dimensions Janet Stewart, Nancy McElheran, Harry Park, Bruce
Maclaurin, Cindy Fang, Margaret Oakander, & Alexandra Robinson 6. The
Walk-In Counseling Model: Research and Advocacy Leslie Josling &
Cheryl-Anne Cait 7. Development of a Single-Session Family Program at Child
and Youth Mental- Health Services, Southern Melbourne Rachel Barbara-May,
Paul Denborough, & Tess McGrane 8. Single-Session Therapy in the Majority
World: Addressing the Challenge of Service Delivery in Cambodia and the
Implications for Other Global Contexts John Miller, Jason Platt, & Kevin M.
Conroy 9. Walk-In Counseling Center of Minneapolis/St. Paul: The Magic of
Our Model for Clients and Volunteers Mary Weeks & Lori Zook-Stanley
Section 3: Clinical 10. The Eternal Now: On Becoming and Being a Single-
Session Therapist Moshe Talmon 11. Single-Session Therapy: Stories,
Structures, Themes, Cautions, and Prospects Michael F. Hoyt 12.
One...Two...Three Ways to Help You Today: Therapeutic Models in a
Single-Session Therapy Program Monica Barnes, Patricia Carruthers, & Maja
Gigovic 13. Working Within the Client's Cultural Context in Single- Session
Therapy Terry Soo-Hoo 14. Coming In for Tune-Ups: A Family's Experience of
Episodic Long-Term Single-Session Therapy at the Bouverie Centre, Melbourne
Karen Story 15. Westside Stories: Walk-In and Single-Session Therapy in San
Antonio Monte Bobele, Chrystal Fullen, Brittany Houston, Ashlee Martinez,
Lacey Moffat, & Jeanette Santos 16. Single-Session Walk-Ins as a
Collaborative Learning Community at the Houston-Galveston Institute Susan
Levin, Adriana Gil-Wilkerson, & Sylvia Rapini De Yatim 17. Co-Crafting
Take-Home Documents at the Walk-In Scot Cooper & "Ariane" 18. Coincidence
Favors the Prepared Mind: Single Sessions with Couples in Sweden Martin
Söderquist 19. Terapia Breve Sin Cita: Collaboration with a Marginalized
Community in Mexico City Irma J. Rodriguez 20. Reflections on Providing
Single-Session Therapy in Post-Disaster Haiti Brian Guthrie 21. Some Ways
to End an SST Michael F. Hoyt & Robert Rosenbaum Section 4: Supervisory
22. The First Time: Teaching Skills that Prepare Interns and New Therapists
for Walk-In Counseling Joanna Bedggood 23. Supervision and the
Single-Session Therapist: Learnings from Ten Years of Practice Sandy
Harper- Jaques 24. Capturing the Moment in Supervision Pam Rycroft Section
5: Editors' Conclusion 25. Walk-In and By-Appointment Single Sessions Now
and in the Future Michael F. Hoyt, Monte Bobele, Arnold Slive, Jeff Young,
& Moshe Talmon