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© 2011 BASIC PRIVATE INVESTIGATION COURT SECURITY320 pp., (7 x 10) A Guide to Business Organization, A Guide for Post Management, and Basic Investigative 9-11 Environmentspaper | $39.95978-0-398-08642-8 Skills for the Private Investigator By Tony L. Jonesebook | $39.95 By William F. Blake © 2003 | 324 pp., (7 x 10), 72 il.978-0-398-08645-9 paper | $49.95 | 978-0-398-07420-3 Today’s private investigator comes from two primary ebook | $49.95 | 978-0-398-08435-6 sources: (1) law enforcement agencies and (2) from aca- demic environments. To be successful as a profession, these groups must be melded to a common group of val- ues and objectives. The purpose of this book is to provide the private investigator, regardless of experience, with in- formation that will result in business and personal success. This information comes from experienced private inves- tigators and takes a step beyond the traditional “school solution.” These are the skill sets normally considered as general investigative skills which serve as a foundation for more specialized experiences. The authors of this book are a very unique group of professionals. Each author has a minimum of ten years of investigative experience and UIVa PI^M I\ TMI[\ \PQZ\aÅ^M aMIZ[ WN M`XMZQMVKM <PM majority of the authors have investigative experience with large law enforcement agencies, in military service or at all levels of government.© 2013 A MANUAL OF PRIVATE In recent years, there has been a sharp326 pp., (7 x 10) INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES rise in acts of violence in the courts. These1 table acts range from minor disturbances and Developing Sophisticated physical assaults to murder and mass de-paper | $39.95 Investigative and Business Skills struction. The potential exists for violence978-0-398-08855-2 to occur in any court system regardless to Meet Modern Challenges of location. Unfortunately, many courtsebook | $39.95 at all levels of the judicial system have978-0-398-08856-9 By William F. Blake been slow or even reluctant to implement adequate security measures. This book is This book will help the private investigator reevaluate busi- designed to prove the folly in such denial. ness opportunities and identify goals for the future. The It provides hard statistics and observa- world of the private investigator is constantly changing tions that highlight this unique visceral due to the introduction of various legal requirements that [MK]ZQ\a MV^QZWVUMV\ <PM \M`\ Q[ [XMKQÅ- have restricted or eliminated some of the methods avail- cally designed to help those charged with able for obtaining information such as the various priva- developing and implementing security cy protection acts. Additionally, most private investigators measures to reevaluate current methods have restricted their business activities to a response mode; for safeguarding the judicial process. The that is, conducting inquiries after an incident has occurred. text serves as a substantial resource in pro- <PMQZ XZM^MV\Q^M [SQTT[ PI^M JMMV QOVWZML \W \PMQZ ÅVIV- viding the most current state-of-the-art cial detriment. As restrictions continue to be placed on information on security operations and private investigative activities, private investigators need technologies in a very clear but in-depth to reevaluate personal skills and discover how these may format. The ultimate goal of this book is relate to expanding their services. Many other topics are to emphasize that court security in today’s also covered such as that of the expert witness. This is not world must be constantly reexamined, ILQٻK]T\[\I\][\WI\\IQVJ]\ZMY]QZM[]VQY]M[SQTT[M\[IVL revamped, and upgraded to protect hu- experience and can be highly lucrative. This book will be man and physical assets. This unique and of enormous help to private investigators who wish to de- comprehensive text will be invaluable to velop these sophisticated investigative business skills and courthouse administrators, security pro- preventive services in order to meet these challenges for fessionals, law enforcement personnel, surviving and thriving in this modern age industry. judges, lawyers, and college-level students of security.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com SECURITY AND PRIVATE INVESTIGATION | 49
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© 2013 INVESTIGATING THE QUIET THREAT226 pp., (7 x 10) INFORMATION-BASED CRIMES Fighting Industrial1 il., 3 tables A Guide for Investigators on Crimes Against Persons Related to the Theft Espionage in Americaebook | $34.95 or Manipulation of Information Assets (2nd Ed.)978-0-398-08872-9 By Ronald L. Mendell By Ronald L. Mendell This book is about investigating information-based crimes © 2011 | 272 pp., (7 x 10), 4 il., 6 tables QV \PM \_MV\aÅZ[\ KMV\]Za 1VNWZUI\QWVJI[ML KZQUM[ against persons involve the theft, compromise, misuse, or paper | $43.95 | 978-0-398-07963-5 manipulation of personal data or knowledge assets. Such ebook | $43.95 | 978-0-398-07968-0 crimes include identity theft, social engineering, the theft of personal information storage areas or repositories, and the 1V \PM aMIZ[ [QVKM \PM ÅZ[\ MLQ\QWV QVL][- theft of physical information assets such as papers, manu- trial and corporate espionage have not scripts, or rare books. Other assets that can become targets diminished. There has been, however, an QVKT]LMÅVIVKQITLWK]UMV\[IVL\ZIV[IK\QWV[MUIQT[LQI- increase in awareness about the issues. ries, calendars, spreadsheets, and other personal informa- There are more graduate-level programs tion, such as medical records. Investigators will learn from QVJ][QVM[[IVLQV[MK]ZQ\a\PI\IZMWٺMZQVO this text how to evaluate the victimology in a case. The courses and training on intelligence gath- JWWSIT[WWٺMZ[QV^M[\QOI\Q^MKPMKSTQ[\[NWZXZWJQVOQV\WQV- ering in the commercial sector. Training in formation-based crimes against persons. In addition, the \PM XZW\MK\QWV WN KWVÅLMV\QIT LWK]UMV\[ narrative strives to take a psychological methodology in in- and materials that forms a part of security vestigating these cases. By reading the strategies provided KMZ\QÅKI\QWV XZWOZIU[ PI[ JMMV ]XLI\ML in this book, private investigators and law enforcement will With the large amount of outsourcing in be armed for dealing with today’s “foxes” that threaten our the technological sector overseas, informa- interconnected, global information community. tion transfer and leakage continues to be a serious problem, and as long as corpo- PROBING INTO COLD CASES rations see outsourcing as a way to save A Guide for Investigators money in the short term, dangers will persist. The security community will need By Ronald L. Mendell to continue to pursue this issue politically and socially. Accordingly, the text focuses© 2010 <PM QV^M[\QOI\Q^M M`XMZQMVKM WٺMZ[ UIVa KPITTMVOM[ QV on these issues and gives the reader a real324 pp., (7 x 10) reconstructing past events and in discovering the persons, sense of how industrial spies are persistent5 il., 34 tables entities, and organizations involved in a crime or a civil and clever in circumventing defenses. It wrong. The discussion begins with explaining the nature M`IUQVM[JW\P\PMLMNMV[Q^MIVLWٺMV[Q^Mpaper | $47.95 of cold cases and the major problems associated with \IK\QK[ VMKM[[IZa \W ÅOP\ QVL][\ZQIT M[XQW-978-0-398-07904-8 these investigations. A cold case investigation progresses nage. Living with paradox should be the from the internal (the case’s center), proximal (contact ev- theme for the security professional, and theebook | $47.95 idence), distal (immediate vicinity) to the limbic (the world book draws wisdom from political philos-978-0-398-08556-8 at large) realms of information. The text stresses the im- ophers like Machiavelli to aid in that per- spective. A clear plan of action in dealing XWZ\IVKM WN OI\PMZQVO JI[QK QLMV\QÅMZ[ IJW]\ \PM ^QK\QU _Q\PQVL][\ZQITM[XQWVIOMQVIÆ]QLUWJQTM suspect, product, or object that constitutes the ‘center’ of information-rich business environment is the case. Fifteen keys exist that act as collection points for WٺMZML<PQ[JWWS_QTT[MZ^MI[I^IT]IJTM evidence, and these keys are discussed, including the role resource to security professionals in law en- they play in the evolution of an investigation. Despite ana- forcement and the business sector. lytical methods, it is necessary to understand when to stop an investigation. The text covers this issue and makes rec- ommendations regarding the writing of reports on a case. The Appendix contains a Master Checklist that provides a wealth of information and expertise. This book will be a valuable resource for police investigators, private investiga- tors, and governmental/regulatory investigators.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com SECURITY AND PRIVATE INVESTIGATION | 51
INTELLIGENCE AND FUNDAMENTALS OFPRIVATE INVESTIGATION CIVIL AND PRIVATE Developing Sophisticated INVESTIGATION Methods for (3rd Ed.) Conducting Inquiries By Raymond P. Siljander By Hank Prunckun & Darin D. Fredrickson © 2013 | 240 pp., (7 x 10) © 2014 <PQ[ZL-LO]QLM[\PMZMILMZ\PZW]OP\PM[MVM_IVLM[- 7 il., 18 tables 314 pp., (7 x 10) sential investigative techniques. From the beginning, the 89 il, 3 tables authors explain the various needs of the investigator and paper | $35.95 | 978-0-398-08888-0 then show how to apply those abilities. These include prob- ebook | $35.95 | 978-0-398-08889-7 paper | $49.95 978-0-398-08755-5 TMU[WT^QVO]VLMZ[\IVLQVOXMWXTMQLMV\QNaQVOLQٺMZMVKM[While many books have been written applying laws, understanding and implementing successfulabout private investigation, this text is dif- ebook | $49.95 interviewing techniques, and identifying exception rules.ferent in that it does not deal with the sub- 978-0-398-08779-1 Expanded and greatly updated chapters on informationject from traditional perspectives. It exam- technology, modern equipment and methods, optical-re-ines how private investigation has grown, lated visual aids, VIP protection, and managing a detectiveparticularly since 9-11, into an exacting agency are provided. In addition, the text is generouslyand sophisticated occupation. The book illustrated with photos, diagrams, and document exam-looks at the key issues in what it describes ples. The book will serve well as both a learning tool andas private intelligence; that is, intelligence a source of reference. The primary target populations ofactivities practiced by operatives other this book are individuals who desire to become a private in-than law enforcement, national security, vestigator, individuals new to the profession, and those whoor the military. Eleven world experts con- desire to broaden their professional knowledge. Otherstribute chapters addressing key practiceissues concerning the skills, abilities, and _PW _QTT JMVMÅ\ NZWU \PM QVNWZUI\QWV \PM JWWS XZW^QLM[knowledge necessary in the new realm of include insurance professionals, attorneys and paralegals,private intelligence. Written in a clear andconcise style, the text provides a founda- XWTQKMWٻKMZ[IVLW\PMZOW^MZVUMV\QV^M[\QOI\WZ[IVLTI_tion of practical and useful information. and criminal justice students.It will be a most important and unique re-source for undergraduate students in pri- © 2001 PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONvate investigation courses as well as intel- 352 pp., (7 x 10) AND PROCESS SERVINGligence practitioners and general readers 55 il. A Comprehensive Guide for Investigators,interested in self-development study. Process Servers, and Attorneys ebook | $58.95 978-0-398-08069-3 By Raymond P. Siljander This book is intended for those who aspire to become a private investigator and/or process server, and for those already engaged in such occupations who want to expand the breadth and depth of their professional knowledge. It serves as a comprehensive manual of procedures, con- cepts, forms, and technical guidelines presented in plain, clear language yet with substantial depth of technical knowledge. The text also incorporates the physics of optics IVL SQVM\QK[ J]\ QV I [QUXTQÅML [\aTM \PI\ Q[ MI[QTa ]VLMZ- stood. The author provides checklists of equipment busi- ness forms, licensing information, and thorough guidelines WVPW_\W[M\]XIXZQ^I\MQV^M[\QOI\WZ¼[WٻKM1VILLQ\QWV the text is generously illustrated with examples to clarify [XMKQÅKXWQV\[<PQ[JWWSQ[IVM[[MV\QIT\WWTIVLIKWV\QV- ued resource for all private investigators and process serv- MZ[1VILLQ\QWVQ\_QTTJMWN ZMITJMVMÅ\\WI\\WZVMa[IVL \PMQZ[\IٺI[_MTTI[TI_MVNWZKMUMV\WٻKMZ[QV\MZM[\MLQVI transition to private investigation upon retirement.52 | CRIMINAL JUSTICE CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
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SOCIOLEGAL ISSUES CHILD ABUSE INVESTIGATIONS From Dispatch to Disposition (3rd Ed.) By Donald A. Hayden© 2017 For investigators, the emphasis of traditional forensics LQ[K][[M[KW]Z\Z]TQVO[IVL[QOVQÅKIV\KI[M[MO+ZI_-368 pp., (7 x 10) (the science of the crime scene) has resulted in the ford v. Washington). This is followed with interview25 il., 6 tables loss of deductive reasoning skills. This book centers methodologies and some leading interview guidelines. on the investigator’s ability to interpret and identify The crime scene is discussed in the next section. Thepaper | $49.95 non-traditional cues and clues, oftentimes seemingly978-0-398-09141-5 “innocent” actions, through the investigator’s deduc- NW]Z\P[MK\QWVZM^QM_[\PMKW]Z\XZWKM[[IVL\PMÅVIT tive reasoning skills. If the investigator can interpret section addresses the impact of long-term exposureebook | $49.95 these items and understand their evidentiary value to child abuse on team members. The book includes978-0-398-09142-2 and how this information becomes evidence of the chapter summaries and numerous actual case exam- crime itself, an investigation is more likely to have a XTM[WN [WUMWN \PMUWZM_MTTSVW_VIVLPQOPXZWÅTM XW[Q\Q^MW]\KWUM;MXIZI\MLQV\WÅ^M[MK\QWV[\PMÅZ[\ investigations. At the end of each chapter is a list of key terms along with critical thinking questions for the [MK\QWVLMÅVM[\PMZWTM[OWIT[IVLW]\KWUM[<PMVM`\ reader to analyze and provide answers to the present- section pertains to the psychological aspects of the ed problems. The book will be an invaluable resource parties involved, including the victim, the suspect, and to law enforcement, child protective services, medical \PMVWVWٺMVLQVOXIZMV\[<PM\PQZL[MK\QWVKWVKMV- personnel, courts, and child advocates. trates on the investigation. This section addresses and CRIMINAL JUSTICE HANDBOOK ON MASCULINITY, MALE AGGRESSION, AND SEXUALITY By Carmen M. Cusack© 2015 Criminal Justice Handbook on Masculinity, Male Aggres- tibility to victimization by peers and adults. Physical272 pp., (7 x 10) sion, and Sexuality discusses masculinity as a social20 il. construct, an ideal, and an impediment for males LQٺMZMVKM[ JM\_MMV UITM[ IVL NMUITM[ IZM ZMTM^IV\ and females. The book explores how the law equal- to criminal justice processes and includes bone shapepaper | $45.95 izes, protects, bridles, and enforces masculinity while and size, voices, appearance, scent, and genitalia.978-0-398-08146-1 dealing with crime, which often exploits and exag- The male genitalia is thoroughly discussed in the gerates masculinity. Among the topics addressed sections dealing with unlawful penetration, maleebook | $45.95 IZM PQ[\WZQKIT IVL KWV\MUXWZIZa TI_ [KQMV\QÅK ]V-978-0-398-08147-8 derstandings, issues in corrections, military service, _WZSQVOIVQUIT[NWZMV[QK[[M`WٺMVLMZ[NZQ[S[IVL the court system, policing, criminal procedure, searches, penile injuries, prostheses, obscenity and medicine, and treatment. Because masculinity is of- TM_LJMPI^QWZ\ZIV[OMVLMZQ[UIVLP]UIV\ZIٻKS- ten exhibited as a gender role, the book examines ing. Unique features include: male and female per- aggressive behaviors, emotional responses, interper- petrators of domestic violence, illegal immigration, sonal rules, appearances, sexual desires, and other LZ]OIVLITKWPWT\ZIٻKSQVOOIVO[IVLOIVOUMU- aspects of human dynamics that may restrict or en- bers, homosexual victims of hate crimes, and the use hance masculinity. Juveniles are discretely discussed of steroids. In addition, illustrations are included to in subsections concerning masturbation, bullying, risk, sexual assault, pornography, and their suscep- KTIZQNa [XMKQÅK XWQV\[ <PQ[ \M`\ _QTT JM IV M`KMTTMV\ resource for careers in correctional education, juve- nile justice, criminal justice and male aggression, law enforcement, sociology, and psychiatry.54 | CRIMINAL JUSTICE CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
HAIR AND JUSTICE DISASTER RISK Sociolegal Significance of Hair in REDUCTION IN Criminal Justice, Constitutional Law, INDONESIA and Public Policy Environmental, Social and By Carmen M. Cusack Cultural Aspects© 2015 Hair and Justice discusses criminal acts, deviance, rebel- By Douglas Paton and224 pp., (7 x 10) lion, and power in contexts demonstrating that hair is an Saut Sagala intricate and important issue and piece of evidence inpaper | $35.95 criminal justice, constitutional law, and public policy. The © 2018 | 278 pp., (7 x 10)978-0-398-09095-1 10 il., 24 tables JWWSLMUWV[\ZI\M[\PI\\PM[QOVQÅKIVKMWN PIQZQV[WKQM\aebook | $35.95 paper | $39.95 | 978-0-398-09227-6978-0-398-09096-8 Q[ZMTI\Q^MQVÆ]`IVLKWV[\IV\TaJMQVOLMJI\ML<PM\M`\ ebook | $39.95 | 978-0-398-09228-3 argues that members of a culture and society share per- ceptions about hair that may be misunderstood or judged Indonesia’s history of disasters, and partic- by outsiders and authorities. The book presents dozens of ]TIZTa \PM 1VLQIV 7KMIV <[]VIUQ WN cases in which eyewitnesses have described perpetrators’ triggered numerous changes not only to In- and defendants’ hair. However, eyewitness testimony is of- donesian disaster management and its asso- ciated legislative frameworks, but also to its \MV ]VZMTQIJTM IVL \PM ^IT]M OQ^MV \W Q\ UIa KWVÆQK\ _Q\P community-based initiatives. The citizens or further shape the extent to which society will tolerate face many challenges from diverse, com- misunderstandings or misperceptions about hair. Major plex and evolving hazards, emanating from sections include: religion; evidence; institutions; head shav- geological, terrestrial, hydro-meteorologi- ing; gangs; animals; authority and power; crimes; Fourth cal hazards, and climate change. This book Amendment; regulation, codes, and licenses; politics; and discusses several ways in which strategies education. This very unique book will be a valuable re- utilizing environmental, livelihood, social, source for students and professionals in sociology, law, law and cultural resources can be used to devel- enforcement, psychology, gang studies, criminal justice, WX MٺMK\Q^M LQ[I[\MZ ZQ[S ZML]K\QWV LM[QOVML criminology, social science, public administration, and re- to sustain social, cultural and economic life lated areas of study. in Indonesia. A key focus is understanding the capabilities, processes and relationships© 2011 CRIME AND ELDER ABUSE of everyday life, and developing them to374 pp., (7 x 10) An Integrated Perspective ensure that disaster reduction strategies can7 il., 18 tables be incorporated into mainstream commu- (3rd Ed.) nity life in urban, rural, and island settings.paper | $48.95 The purpose of this text is to highlight the978-0-398-08640-4 By Brian K. Payne importance of strategies that encompass the local, regional, and national levels of analy-ebook | $48.95 <PM\PQZLMLQ\QWVWN \PQ[]VQY]MJWWSWٺMZ[IKZQUQVWTWOQKIT sis which seeks to ensure all stakeholders play978-0-398-08641-1 foundation from which increased understanding about elder important roles in the development and im- abuse will evolve. The book builds on the previous editions in plementation of disaster risk reduction strat- several ways. New research has been added into each chap- egies. This book will serve as an outstanding ter, with more than one hundred new sources added. The resource for practitioners and academics to \IJTM[ IVL ÅO]ZM[ PI^M JMMV ]XLI\ML _Q\P IXXTQML KZQ\QKIT adopt an integrative approach to develop the thinking questions included to make them more interactive functional beliefs, knowledge, relationships with readers. Chapters 2 through 8 include updated box in- and actions that Indonesia and its citizens serts titled “From the Field,” which include brief overviews need to thrive and prosper in increasingly of elder abuse aspects. A new additional chapter provides hazardous times. much insight into developing response systems. All chapters start with a brief scenario describing an elderly person’s vic- SOCIOLEGAL ISSUES | 55 \QUQbI\QWV M`XMZQMVKM[ IVL KWV[MY]MVKM[ <PM ÅVIT \PZMM KPIX\MZ[ILLZM[[[\ZI\MOQM[NWZXZM^MV\QVOMTLMZIJ][M#[XMKQÅK tips for promoting a collaborative response to the abuse; and recommendations for future research, policy, and programs. Additionally, a new appendix including an exercise to under- stand how older individuals are often trapped in abusive re- TI\QWV[PQX[KWVKT]LM[\PM\M`\<PM\M`\_QTTJMWN [QOVQÅKIV\ QV\MZM[\\W\PMÅMTL[WN KZQUQVWTWOaOMZWV\WTWOaX[aKPWTWOa medicine, sociology, and social work. This most up-to-date MLQ\QWV KWV\QV]M[ \W XZW^QLM \PM UW[\ LMÅVQ\Q^M ZM[W]ZKM WN elder abuse available.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
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© 2017 DISASTER RESILIENCE DISASTER RISK438 pp., (7 x 10) An Integrated Approach REDUCTION IN32 il., 19 tables (2nd Ed.) INDONESIApaper | $59.95 Environmental, Social and978-0-398-09169-9 By Douglas Paton &ebook | $59.95 David Johnston Cultural Aspects978-0-398-09170-5 -^MV\[[]KPI[\PM 1VLQIV7KMIV<[]VIUQ0]ZZQKIVM By Douglas Paton & Katrina in 2005 and the Japanese earthquakes and tsunamis Saut Sagala in 2011 have provided unfortunate reminders of the sus- ceptibility of many communities to devastating losses from © 2018 | 278 pp., (7 x 10), 10 il., 24 tables natural hazards. These events provided graphic illustrations of how extreme hazard events adversely impact on people, paper | $39.95 | 978-0-398-09227-6 IٺMK\KWUU]VQ\QM[IVLLQ[Z]X\\PMKWUU]VQ\aIVL[WKQM\IT ebook | $39.95 | 978-0-398-09228-3 mechanisms that serve to organize and sustain community capacities and functions, However, there is much that com- Indonesia’s history of disasters, and partic- munities can do to mitigate their risk and manage disaster ]TIZTa \PM 1VLQIV 7KMIV <[]VIUQ WN consequences. The construct that epitomizes how this is done triggered numerous changes not only to In- is resilience. The contents of this volume provide valuable donesian disaster management and its asso- insights into how societal resilience can be developed and sus- ciated legislative frameworks, but also to its tained. This exceptional book brings together contributions community-based initiatives. The citizens from international experts in core areas and includes chap- face many challenges from diverse, complex ters that provide and overarching framework within which and evolving hazards, emanating from geo- the need for interrelationships between levels to be developed logical, terrestrial, hydro-meteorological haz- is discussed. The book will be an outstanding resource for ards, and climate change. This book discusses those researching or teaching courses in emergency manage- several ways in which strategies utilizing en- ment, disaster management, community development, envi- vironmental, livelihood, social, and cultural ronmental planning and urban development. In addition, it ZM[W]ZKM[ KIV JM ][ML \W LM^MTWX MٺMK\Q^M will serve law enforcement and emergency agencies, welfare disaster risk reduction designed to sustain so- agencies, and professionals in applied psychology. cial, cultural and economic life in Indonesia. A key focus is understanding the capabilities,© 2013 PREPARING FOR DISASTER processes and relationships of everyday life,258 pp., (7 x 10) Building Household and and developing them to ensure that disaster17 il., 4 tables Community Capacity reduction strategies can be incorporated into mainstream community life in urban, rural,paper | $34.95 By Douglas Paton & and island settings. The purpose of this text978-0-398-08896-5 John McClure is to highlight the importance of strategies that encompass the local, regional, and na-ebook | $34.95 Despite the evident advantages that being prepared for tional levels of analysis which seeks to ensure978-0-398-08897-2 natural life-threatening events confers on people and com- all stakeholders play important roles in the munities, research has consistently found that individual, development and implementation of disaster community, and business preparedness levels are low. This risk reduction strategies. This book will serve JWWSM`IUQVM[_Pa\PQ[Q[[WIVLQLMV\QÅM[_PI\KIVJMLWVM as an outstanding resource for practitioners to expedite the development of sustained preparedness, at and academics to adopt an integrative ap- household, community, and societal levels. The text empha- proach to develop the functional beliefs, sizes the need for this aspect of social risk management to be knowledge, relationships and actions that based on engagement principles: how people engage with Indonesia and its citizens need to thrive and their natural environment, how they engage with each other, prosper in increasingly hazardous times. and how people and agencies and businesses engage with each other. This unique text will provide practitioners and academics with a comprehensive account of what can cur- rently be done to increase the capacity of people, communi- ties, societies, and businesses to anticipate what hazard con- sequences they may have to contend with, cope with, adapt to, and recover from, and also to learn from experiences in ways that contribute to the development of future societal resilience and adaptive capacity.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com TERRORISM & DISASTER MANAGEMENT | 59
WORKING IN HIGH RISK © 2012 WILDFIRE AND COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTS 366 pp., (7 x 10) Facilitating Preparedness 38 il. (4 in Color) and Resilience Developing Sustained 29 tables Resilience By Douglas Paton & Fantina Tedim ebook | $49.95 By Douglas Paton & 978-0-398-08844-6 ?QTLÅZM[ ZMXZM[MV\ I OZW_QVO \PZMI\ \W MV^QZWVUMV\[ \W John M. Violanti people, communities, and to societies worldwide, particu- larly in the United States, Southern Europe, and Australia. © 2011 | 204 pp., (7 x 10), 8 il., 1 table Recognition of this growing risk has highlighted a need to develop people’s capacity to adapt to annually occur- paper | $34.95 | 978-0-398-08693-0 ring events that could increase in frequency and severity ebook | $34.95 | 978-0-398-08694-7 over the coming years and decades. The goal of ensuring sustained levels of protective measures in communitiesThe impact of events such as the 9/11 ter- [][KMX\QJTM\W_QTLÅZMPIbIZLKWV[MY]MVKM[PI[XZW^ML\Wrorist attacks and Hurricane Katrina were be elusive. This book examines why this is so and iden-felt across the spectrum of organizations. \QÅM[ _Ia[ QV _PQKP [][\IQVML TM^MT[ WN XZMXIZMLVM[[ KIVSuch events provide vivid illustrations of JMNIKQTQ\I\ML5IRWZ\WXQK[QVKT]LM\"_QTLÅZMXZMXIZMLVM[[the exceptional circumstances that emer- and resiliency in community contexts; socially disastrousgency and protective service agencies and TIVL[KIXMÅZM[QV[W]\PMI[\MZV)][\ZITQI#TIVL[KIXM\aXWT-businesses alike can encounter. The goal of WOaWN ZM[QLMV\QIT_QTLÅZMZQ[S#XZWIK\Q^MP]UIVZM[XWV[Mthis book is to broaden the perspectives on \W _QTLÅZM[ W]\JZMIS# NWZM[\ ÅZM[ QV _QTLTIVL]ZJIV QV\MZ-the populations that need to be included NIKM_QTLÅZMZQ[SUIVIOMUMV\#¹[\IaWZOWºXWTQKaQV\PMwhen thinking about high risk groups and TQVMWN ÅZM#[WKQITLQUMV[QWV[WN NWZM[\ÅZM#\PMQVÆ]MVKMWN from whom insights into resilience and how community diversity; evaluating a community engagementit is enacted can be sought. Chapter 1 dis- QVQ\QI\Q^M#ZM[XWV[M\WÅZM\PZMI\[#[WKQITUMLQIIVLZM[QTQMV-cusses high risk environments, sustained re- cy; and building on lessons learned. Additional informa-silience and stress risk management. Chap- \QWVQVKT]LM[\PMTIVL[KIXMÅZM[QV[W]\PMI[\MZV)][\ZITQI\MZ M`XTWZM[ NIUQTa ÅZ[\ ZM[XWVLMZ[ IVL _QTLÅZMZQ[SUIVIOMUMV\QV8WZ\]OIT#ÅZMXZMXIZMLVM[[QVmothers of special needs children. Chapter Greece, Cyprus, and the Pine Barrens in the northeastern M`IUQVM[ \PM ZM[QTQMVKM WN )V\IZK\QK M`- United States.peditioners, relationship dynamics, socialsupport, and organizational climate. Chap- MANAGING CRISES\MZ KW^MZ[ J][QVM[[ ZM[QTQMVKM 1V +PIX- Threats, Dilemmas,\MZ [KQMV\QÅK IL^QKM NWZ KZQ\QKIT LMKQ[QWVmaking, natural hazards and emergency Opportunitiesmanagement, uncertainty, team decisionmaking, advice taking, and shared mental By Uriel Rosenthal, R. Arjen Boin,models is presented. Chapter 6 covers COP & Louise K. ComfortShot, and the seeds of resiliency. Chapter 7LMÅVM[ ZM[QTQMVKa QV PQOP ZQ[S OZW]X[ <PM © 2011 In this book, the editors, with 25 notable contributors,Johns Hopkins Perspective is explored, 366 pp., (8 x 10) expand the knowledge of crisis management, focusing onfocusing on the results and methods of 4 il., 9 tablesstructural modeling. Chapter 8 describes KI[M [\]LQM[ WN PQOPXZWÅTM M^MV\[ \PI\ PI^M WKK]ZZML QVthe psychological stress factors in modern paper | $64.95 recent history. The “case bank,” which comprises the bulkmilitary operations. Chapter 9 pursues the 978-0-398-07224-7 of the book, is presented in four additional sections. Theecological theory of resilience and adaptivecapacity in emergency services. Ultimately, ebook | $64.95 ÅZ[\ LMIT[ _Q\P \PM LM^MTWXUMV\ WN KZQ[M[ IVL KWUXIZM[the book meets a need on how to respond 978-0-398-08304-5 the infamous Watts riots with the 1992 L.A. riots. The sec-MٺMK\Q^MTa QV I PQOP ZQ[S MV^QZWVUMV\ IVL ond section explores the many decisional dilemmas thatchallenging circumstances. con-front crisis managers. The third section explores the long-term dimensions of crises and crisis management and60 | CRIMINAL JUSTICE particularly the development of national traumas such as the assassination of Sweden’s Prime Minister Olaf Palme in 1986, the 1992 Amsterdam air crash, and the TWA ÆQOP\ LQ[I[\MZQV!! <PMÅVIT[MK\QWV[PQN\[NWK][\W future scenarios such as speculative information technolo- gy disasters, potentially devastating viral epidemics, dete- riorating environmental and societal conditions in Russia, the southwest U.S. coming water shortage, and the outlook for Japan, one of the world’s most disaster-prone countries. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
© 2010 THE PATRIOT ACT EMERGENCY284 pp., (7 x 10) Issues and Controversies MANAGEMENT2 tables AND SUSTAINABILITY By Cary Stacy Smith & Defining a Professionpaper | $42.95 Li-Ching Hung978-0-398-07913-0 By Robert O. Schneider The book focuses on the aspects that have made the Pa-ebook | $42.95 triot Act (PA) a topic of great concern, especially since the © 2013 | 204 pp., (7 x 10)978-0-398-08563-6 Patriot Act has lost much of its “power” due to judicial 1 il., 2 tables intervention. The life or death of the Act depends upon the behavior of terrorists. The more time that elapses be- paper | $34.95 | 978-0-398-08763-0 tween 9/11 and any new predatory attack will likely mean ebook | $34.95 | 978-0-398-08764-7 that the Act will continue to be “defanged and declawed” until it is completely acceptable by all civil liberties groups. Unequivocally, the Act will lose most of its punch and it de- pends upon which side of the aisle one agrees with whether \PI\Q[OWWLWZVW\<PMÅVITXWZ\QWVWN \PM\M`\WٺMZ[I discussion on strengthening the criminal laws against ter- rorism; improving intelligence; reviewing the Department of Justice; authorization of funds for DEA police training in South and Central Asia; grant programs for state and lo- cal domestic preparedness support; amendments concern- ing the Bill of Rights and the law; and the multicultural issues that targets immigration. The book will appeal to undergraduate and/or graduate students in criminal jus- tice, criminology, and law school.© 1996 DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN THE Emergency managers are faced with nat-422 pp., (7 x 10 U.S. AND CANADA ural and human-made problems that are2 il., 15 tables constantly evolving and changing the The Politics, Policymaking, footprints of disaster. The complexity ofebook | $65.95 Administration and Analysis of these problems is more than matched by978-0-398-09033-3 the complexity of the physical and social Emergency Management systems that emergency managers are M`XMK\ML\W]VLMZ[\IVLI[\PMaWٺMZ[WT]- (2nd Ed.) tions for the recurring disaster problems that are presented to them in the normal By Richard T. Sylves & William L. Waugh, Jr. course of their work. The technical skills and capacities that emergency managers Emergency management has become a vital profession, better have developed over time as they have able to meet ever-increasing public demands, better able to plied their trade are impressive and in- advance post-disaster cost recovery and relief, and better able to put communities back together after a disaster. This book KZMI[QVOTa MٺMK\Q^M IVL PI^M VM^MZ JMMV is designed and intended to help the reader, whether familiar more important. But they are not nearly WZ]VNIUQTQIZ_Q\P\PMÅMTLJM\\MZ]VLMZ[\IVL\PMP]UIVQU- enough to keep pace with or manage haz- pacts that emergencies have on us all. It examines laws, poli- ard risks and disasters. Something else is cies, regulations, and arrangements of the intergovernmental needed. The purpose of this book is to world of disaster management. The book is intended as a text LMÅVM MUMZOMVKa UIVIOMUMV\ I[ I XZW- for graduate and undergraduate courses that address disaster fession, something that has been discussed policy and emergency management, whether in public admin- much in recent years but not brought to istration, political science, intergovernmental relations, disaster a satisfactory completion. The linkage of sociology, organizational studies, or urban studies. It will also emergency management to sustainability, JMWN JMVMÅ\\WIVaWVMQV\PM^I[\KWUU]VQ\aWN MUMZOMVKa management, whether working at the local, state, provincial, QM \PM LMÅVQVO WN Q\ I[ I [][\IQVIJQTQ\a or federal level. profession, is presented as the necessary linkage that (potentially) orients all of the professional skill development and the work of the “trade” and transforms it into a profession.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com TERRORISM & DISASTER MANAGEMENT | 61
DOMESTIC TERRORISM AND INCIDENT MANAGEMENT Issues and Tactics. By Miki Vohryzek-Bolden, Gayle Olson-Raymer, & Jeffrey O. Whamond© 2001 After reading this text, the reader will have a fuller Za<PMJWWSQ[LQ^QLMLQV\W\PZMMXIZ\[<PMÅZ[\314 pp., (7 x 10) understanding of the nature of domestic terrorism and a clearer understanding of the basics. These XIZ\ LMIT[ _Q\P LMÅVQ\QWVIT XZWJTMU[ I[[WKQI\MLpaper | $52.95 basics include a review of the complex history that with policymaker’s and law enforcement’s han-978-0-398-07226-1 [XIV[\PW][IVL[WN aMIZ[IVM`XTIVI\QWVWN LMÅ- dling of terrorism. Part Two addresses the Ameri- nitions, a review of contemporary domestic ter- can Hate Movement and patriot-militia activities.ebook | $52.95 rorism, and the examination of intelligence gath- It also discusses the emergence of special-interest978-0-398-08308-3 ering, threat analysis, and emergency responses to extremist and terrorism groups that advocate vio- terrorism-incident management. It focuses almost lence based on an ideology or belief, which may exclusively on right-wing domestic terrorism be- include the desire for political and social change. cause of its strong presence in the last twenty years 8IZ\ <PZMM NWK][M[ WV MٺMK\Q^M KZQUQVIT QV\MTTQ- and the projection of experts that right-wing ter- gence-gathering techniques and the implementa- ZWZQ[U_QTTXZM^IQT_MTTQV\W\PM\_MV\aÅZ[\KMV\]- tion of terrorism-incident management strategies. TRAFFIC FORENSIC ALCOHOL TEST EVIDENCE (FATE) A Handbook for Law Enforcement and Accident Investigation By John Brick© 2017 Everyday problems associated with the conse- quantitative expression of blood alcohol. Chap-368 pp., (7 x 10) quences of alcohol use disorders require answers,16 il., 32 tables and it is for this reason Forensic Alcohol Test Ev- \MZM`IUQVM[ITKWPWTXPIZUIKWSQVM\QK[ITKWPWT idence (FATE) was written. Forensic alcohol test pharmacodynamics site of alcohol action, andpaper | $59.95 evidence focuses on the evaluation, interpreta- basic neurophysiology. Neuropharmacology of978-0-398-09113-2 \QWV IVL IXXTQKI\QWV WN \PM MٺMK\[ WN ITKWPWT WZ ITKWPWT QV\W`QKI\QWV Q[ IT[W LQ[K][[ML +PIX\MZ ebook | $59.95 an alcohol test result to some legal issue such as covers laboratory and clinical-based tests of im-978-0-398-09114-9 a crime, accident or consequence of alcohol ex- pairment. In Chapter 5, DWI high-risk behaviors posure. In FATE, many of the issues pertinent to IVLQVR]ZQM[IZMLQ[K][[ML+PIX\MZ LMÅVM[ITKW- a thorough forensic evaluation and trial testimony hol and the law, while Chapter 7 covers the DWI are discussed, but most importantly is the focus on investigation and arrest, elements of the report, consistent, unbiased, and comprehensive applica- outside vehicle test, and blood samples. Chapters 8 and 9 describes alcohol-drug interactions, medi- \QWV WN LQ^MZ[M [KQMV\QÅK LQ[KQXTQVM[ IVL ZM[MIZKP cal consequences and toxicological considerations. to questions of forensic interest. This requires Chapters 10 and 11 pursue alcohol use, tolerance, evaluating behavioral, analytical, physiological, dependence, and the need for standardization and pharmacological and toxicological evidence in estimating blood alcohol levels. The remaining the puzzle; determining if the pieces go togeth- two chapters cover accident reconstruction and er; and reaching a conclusion to a reasonable neuropsychology. This book will be an essential LMOZMM WN [KQMV\QÅK KMZ\IQV\a +PIX\MZ LQ[K][[- tool and valuable resource for all law enforcement es what is forensic alcohol test evidence and why it is studied. Chapter 2 explores forensic alcohol WٻKMZ[ IVL QV^M[\QOI\WZ[ NWZMV[QK M`IUQVMZ[ IVL evidence and what are the types of alcohol and other professionals in the evaluation and interpre- tation of alcohol evidence in crimes and accidents.62 | CRIMINAL JUSTICE CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
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BEHAVIORAL SCIENCESPSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY THE SOCIOLOGY OF GAMBLING THE PSYCHODYNAMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY (Vol. II) OF GAMBLING The Gambler’s Mind By Mikal Aasved (Vol. I) This is the second in a series of books intended to By Mikal Aasved ZM^QM_ IVL M^IT]I\M \PM UW[\ XWX]TIZ IVL QVÆ]MV-© 2003 tial explanations for gambling and the many research458 pp., (7 x 10) [\]LQM[ \PI\ PI^M JMMV KWVL]K\ML \W KWVÅZU WZ ZM-3 tables fute them. This book focuses on the contributions of specialists in the social sciences, most of whompaper | $64.95 are convinced that gambling is a consequence of978-0-398-07381-7 the social or subcultural environment in which the gambler lives. Topics covered include the gambler’sebook | $64.95 point of view, the researcher’s point of view, social978-0-398-08412-7 structure, economics, statistical tests of earlier ideas, special populations, ‘‘armchair’’ theories, gambling and the public, problem correlates, and risk factors. In addition, a critique of the qualitative and quanti- tative studies involving survey research methods and interview research methods is given that provides the- oretical explanations for why people gamble.© 2004 THE BIOLOGY OF GAMBLING © 2002 | 270 pp., (7 x 10)372 pp., (7 x 10) (Vol. III) paper | $44.95 | 978-0-398-07277-3paper | $61.95 ebook | $44.95 | 978-0-398-08360-1978-0-398-07446-3 By Mikal Aasved The Psychodynamics and Psychology of Gambling isebook | $61.95 The Biology of Gambling is the third volume in the Gam- \PM ÅZ[\ ^WT]UM QV \PM NW]Z^WT]UM <PM /IU-978-0-398-08018-1 bling Theory and Research Series. Author Mikal Aas- bling Theory and Research Series. Author Mi- ved wrote this series to meet the need for a compre- SIT )I[^ML NMT\ I VMML \W ÅTT _PI\ PM XMZKMQ^ML hensive review and synthesis of the many published to be a lack of background sources or reviews materials pertaining to gambling theory and research. of literature pertaining to gambling theory and <PM[MZQM[[]UUIZQbM[IVLKZQ\QY]M[\PMÅVLQVO[IVL ZM[MIZKP<PQ[[MZQM[_QTTXZM[MV\UIRWZÅVLQVO[ conclusions of investigators who have attempted to de- of leading researchers as they study the causes termine the motivations for gambling, both normative IVL MٺMK\[ WN OIUJTQVO JW\P ZMKZMI\QWVIT IVL and excessive. Dr. Aasved provides a thorough exam- M`KM[[Q^M <PQ[ ÅZ[\ MV\Za QV \PM [MZQM[ ZM^QM_[ QVI\QWVWN \PMZM[MIZKPMٺWZ\[IVL\PMWZM\QKITM`XTIVI- \PMUW[\QVÆ]MV\QITX[aKPWLaVIUQKIVLX[aKPW- \QWV[WN TMILMZ[QV\PMÅMTLWN OIUJTQVO[\]LQM[<PQ[ logical theories that explain why people gamble. volume focuses on the etiological or causal theories <PM LQٺMZMVKM[ JM\_MMV OIUJTQVO I[ MV\MZ- that have been advanced by specialists in the medical tainment and gambling compulsion is a focus sciences, an increasing number of whom are adopting of much research. Aasved addresses ideas set the view that biological factors play an important role forth as to why some people are able to control in the development of many addictive, obsessive-com- their gambling and others cannot, even when it pulsive, and other maladaptive behavior disorders. UMIV[[IKZQÅKQVO\PMQZRWJ[NIUQTaIVLUI\MZQIT possessions. This text provides a comprehensiveCALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com background into theories of addiction research I[[\]LQMLJaTMILMZ[QV\PMÅMTL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY | 67
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Assessment and Measurement EXPLORING THE CHILD’S © 1997 ADVANCES IN PROJECTIVE PERSONALITY 476 pp., (7 x 10) DRAWING INTERPRETATION 202 il., 8 tablesDevelopmental, Clinical and By Emanuel F. HammerCross-Cultural Applications paper | $85.95 978-0-398-06743-4 Forty years after Emanuel Hammer’s classic book, The Clinical of the Fairy Tale Test Application of Projective Drawings, was published, he is now pre- ebook | $85.95 senting this exciting new book on Advances in Projective Drawing By Carina Coulacoglou 978-0-398-08181-2 Interpretation, which richly shares his further research investi- gations and growth in experience, in scope, and in writing© 2008 | 364 pp., (8 x l0), 22 il., 41 tables quality. The aim of the book is to take the reader to the out- er edge of the technique’s acquired virtuosity, versatility, and ebook | $56.95 | 978-0-398-08578-0 ][MN]TVM[[ ;QOVI\]ZM \WXQK[ QVKT]LM\" \PM LQٺMZMV\QI\QWV from each other in the drawings of two diagnostic challeng-The object of this book is to provide read- es —schizophrenia and organic brain damage from neuroticers with a comprehensive account of the conditions; (2) the prediction of imminent acting-out states ofchild’s personality. It is a comprehensive life and death issues, of dangerousness to others or to self, ofaccount of personality, as the FTT exam- homicide, suicide, rape, sexual abuse, assault, violence, andines 29 personality variables. The study of M`PQJQ\QWVQ[U#\PM][MWN KPZWUI\QKLZI_QVO[\WLM[KMVLthe child’s personality is basically carried deeper into the projective technique process to elicit a morethrough children’s responses to a projective PQMZIZKPQKITXMZ[WVITQ\aXWZ\ZIQ\#IVL \PMQV^M[\QOI\QWVWN test, and therefore the psychodynamic/ \PMXMZ[WVITQ\aLQUMV[QWV[\PI\LQٺMZMV\QI\M\PW[MQV\MZXZM\MZ[psychoanalytic approach to interpreting _PWXW[[M[[\PM\ITMV\\WMٺMK\Q^MTaXZIK\QKM\PMIZ\WN LZI_-ÅVLQVO[ Q[ MUXPI[QbML 1\ _QTT JM ][MN]T ing interpretation from those who do not. This outstandingto counselors, psychologists, and psychia- book assembles the progress in the science and in the clinicaltrists, among others, as it deals with an in- IZ\WN XZWRMK\Q^MLZI_QVO[I[_MMV\MZ\PM\_MV\aÅZ[\KMV\]Zadepth study of the personality of the child.The book is unique because it studies child THE CLINICAL APPLICATIONpersonality with a new projective thematic OF PROJECTIVE DRAWINGStest based on quantitative and qualitativeevaluation derived from large samples in (6th Ptg.)several countries. The book also includesexamples, cases and appendices for further By Emanuel F. Hammerstudy and review. © 1980 Edited by Emanuel F. Hammer, New York University, New72 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 688 pp. AWZS6M_AWZS?Q\P +WV\ZQJ]\WZ[7VQ\[_Ia\WJM- 360 il. KWUQVO\PMKTI[[QKQV\PMÅMTLWN XZWRMK\Q^MLZI_QVO[\PQ[ hard | $79.95 book provides a grounding in fundamentals and goes on to 978-0-398-00768-3 KWV[QLMZLQٺMZMV\QITLQIOVW[Q[IXXZIQ[ITWN X[aKPWLaVIU- QK[ KWVÆQK\ IVL LMNMV[M X[aKPWTWOQKIT ZM[W]ZKM[ I[ \ZMI\- ebook | $59.95 ment potentials and projective drawing usage in therapy. 978-0-398-08180-5 In addition to Buck’s H-T-P Techniques and Machover’s Draw-A-Person Test, it also includes the Draw-A-Family Procedure, Harrower’s Unpleasant Concept Test, Kinget’s Drawing Completion Test, The Draw-A-Person-ln-The- Rain Test which elicits clues to the self-concept under conditions of environmental stress, the Draw-An-Animal Concept used to disclose the biological side of the biosocial coin, the Eight Card Redrawing Test which delves into the LMMXM[\TIaMZ[WN \PM[]JRMK\¼[X[aKPW[M`]ITQLMV\QÅKI\QWV and free doodles. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
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© 2006 BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL © 2010 PERSONALITY288 pp., (7 x 10) MEASUREMENT, 402 pp., (7 x 10) ASSESSMENT IN2 il., 34 tables 70 il., 26 tables POLICE PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH DESIGNS,paper | $44.95 AND STATISTICS ebook | $58.95 A 21st Century978-0-398-07615-3 WITHOUT MATH 978-0-398-07982-6 Perspectiveebook | $44.95 By Marty Sapp By Peter A. Weiss978-0-398-08479-0 This book is designed to give students In recent years, personality assess- \PMKWVÅLMVKM\W]VLMZ[\IVL\PMWZM\- ment by professional psychologists ically issues like reliability and validi- has taken on an increasingly import- ty and through calculator and statisti- IV\ ZWTM QV \PM ÅMTL WN XWTQKM _WZS cal packages such as Microsoft Excel, Most importantly, personality assess- SPSS, SAS, and EQS. Students are ment instruments have been utilized [PW_V \PI\ \PMa KIV MI[QTa ÅVL ZMTQ- in the pre-employment psychologi- ability and validity measures without KIT[KZMMVQVOWN XWTQKMWٻKMZKIVLQ- mathematics. Once exposed to mea- dates. This psychological screening surement concepts, research design is takes place at the end of the hiring the next topic. Additionally, the con- process to ensure that candidates do cepts of interval and external validity not have personality characteristics are discussed, and research designs or existing psychopathology that are covered such as one-group, two- would interfere with their job per- group, multiple treatment, factorial, formance. This unique and compre- quasi-experimental, and nested de- hensive text is designed for psycholo- signs. Measures of central tendency gists who are actively working in the and variability are presented, and ex- ÅMTL WN TI_ MVNWZKMUMV\ QVKT]LQVO amples are connected to a calculator psychologists in both applied and re- and the statistical packages. search/academic settings.Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology ASSESSING SEX OFFENDERS Problems and Pitfalls (2nd Ed.) By Terence W. Campbell© 2007 <PQ[JWWSZM^QM_[\PM[KQMV\QÅKM^QLMVKMZMTM^IV\ abuse. Topics include: sexually violent person civil376 pp., (7 x 10) commitment statutes, clinical judgment and clini-46 tables \WI[[M[[QVO\PMZMKQLQ^Q[UZQ[SWN [M`WٺMVLMZ[I[ cal experience, guided clinical risk assessments, ac- _MTTI[\PMQ[[]M[ZMTI\ML\W[M`WٺMVLMZ[QVKWV- tuarial assessment of recidivism risk, actuarial in-hard | $79.95 siderable detail. It is not an attempt for creating struments for assessing recidivism risk, computing978-0-398-07773-0 [aUXI\Pa NWZ [M` WٺMVLMZ[ ;]J[\IV\QIT V]UJMZ[ KTI[[QÅKI\QWV IKK]ZIKa []XXTMUMV\IZa I[[M[[UMV\paper | $59.95 of psychologists claim they can accurately iden- procedures, adjusted actuarial assessments, diag-978-0-398-07774-7 \QNa \PM ZMKQLQ^Q[U ZQ[S WN [M` WٺMVLMZ[ ,M[XQ\M VW[\QK KTI[[QÅKI\QWV \ZMI\QVO [M` WٺMVLMZ[ IVLebook | $59.95 the very limited, peer-reviewed data related to ethical obligations. Ultimately, however, the book978-0-398-08576-6 these claims, many psychologists insist the scien- challenges psychologists to recognize and respond \QÅKM^QLMVKM[]XXWZ\[\PMQZMٺWZ\[QV\PQ[ZMOIZL \W\PMQZ[KQMV\QÅKIVLXZWNM[[QWVITZM[XWV[QJQTQ\QM[ Too often, the issues detailed in these chapters When testifying as expert witnesses, ethical obli- have been overlooked and/or misinterpreted. As gations prohibit psychologists from misinforming a result, the likelihood of psychologists misusing and misleading legal proceedings. These same IVLIJ][QVO[KQMV\QÅKLI\I_PMVI[[M[[QVO[M`WN- obligations necessitate that psychologists support fenders should not be underestimated. This book their opinions with relevant research data. QLMV\QÅM[V]UMZW][QV[\IVKM[WN []KPUQ[][MIVL74 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
© 2009 A HANDBOOK FOR CHILD CUSTODY202 pp., (7 x 10) CORRECTIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS EVALUATION3 tables New Theoretical Guidance for thepaper | $38.95 Prison Practitioner Applications and Research978-0-398-07850-8 (2nd Ed.) By Daniel J. Hynanebook | $38.95978-0-398-07991-8 By Kevin M. Correia © 2014 | 262 pp., (7 x 10), 1 il., 4 tables Correctional psychology is an area of specialization that paper | $46.95 | 978-0-398-08094-5 has recently enjoyed explosive growth along with the bur- ebook | $46.95 | 978-0-398-08095-2 geoning United States prison population and the renewed interest in providing correctional rehabilitation programs Each year, over one and a half million that reduce inmate recidivism. This completely revised and children experience the divorce of their updated 2nd Ed. continues to provide an overview of em- parents. The goal of this book is to con- XQZQKITÅVLQVO[IVLXZIK\QKM[QV\PMÅMTL<PM\M`\NWK][M[ tribute to the advancement of knowledge [XMKQÅKITTaWV\PMX[aKPWTWOQ[\¼[ZWTM_Q\PQVIKWZZMK\QWVIT regarding children of divorce, especially [M\\QVOIVLKTIZQÅM[\PMLQٺMZMVKM[QV_WZSQVO_Q\PQVUI\M[ the practice of evaluation as it pertains to IVL KWZZMK\QWVIT [\I ٺNZWU XWX]TI\QWV[ UWZM KWUUWVTa child custody. The reality of custody eval- MVKW]V\MZML Ja \PW[M _WZSQVO QV \PM ÅMTL WN X[aKPWTWOa ]I\QWV_WZSQV^WSM[IXTM\PWZIWN [XMKQÅK It summarizes the state of current relevant research and circumstances regarding each family that WٺMZ[XZIK\QKITIL^QKMIVLM`IUXTM[NWZ[]KKM[[N]TTa\ZIV- must be taken into consideration. To work sitioning into this environment. Written for students and towards this goal, the author integrates professionals, this book integrates the physical and psycho- [KQMV\QÅK ÅVLQVO[ ZMTM^IV\ \PMWZa IVL logical dangers that are inherent, the stress management professional experience in a manner that principles, and the importance of maintaining supportive is conceptually sound and useful in prac- outside relationships and activities that will assist the cor- tice. Each chapter begins with a Practice rectional psychologist in overcoming any problems. This Checklist to emphasize what is needed book is an excellent way of exposing graduate students to to engage in careful deliberation. In ad- the applied aspects of psychology and/or criminal justice dition, domestic violence, child abuse, at the graduate level. substance abuse, relocation, report writ- ing, ethics, guidelines, risk management,© 2014 SERIAL KILLERS and practice improvement are discussed.280 pp., (7 x 10) This book also contains important new28 il. The Psychosocial Development of research on the PAI, PCRI, and MMPI-2 Humanity’s Worst Offenders [XMKQÅK \W KPQTL K][\WLa M^IT]I\QWV <PQ[paper | $39.95 well-written text is an excellent resource978-0-398-08788-3 By William M. Harmening for domestic relations attorneys, judges, family counselors, child protection work-ebook | $39.95 Whether it be Jack the Ripper in nineteenth-century En- ers, human services, advocates, and men-978-0-398-08114-0 gland or Ted Bundy in 1970s America, the public has al- tal health professionals. _Ia[JMMVNI[KQVI\MLJa\PMKZQUQVITWٺMVLMZ\aXMSVW_V as the serial killer. Professionals continue to speculate and develop new theories about their identity decades after their crimes ended. But what is it that causes such evilness in individuals that causes them to take an innocent life, not once but multiples times, and for no apparent reason be- aWVL \PMQZ W_V XMZ^MZ[M X[aKPWTWOQKIT OZI\QÅKI\QWV' <PQ[ fascinating book explores this question by looking at the psychosocial determinants of criminal behavior, including serial murder. The role of such internal processes as at- tachment, moral development, and identity formation in the development of a person’s predisposition to various forms of deviance, including physical and sexual aggres- sion, is reviewed. Finally, early intervention strategies are explored that can potentially redirect a child’s develop- mental trajectory away from crime and deviance, and to- ward a more adaptive and socially acceptable behavioral repertoire. This book will be an insightful resource to all law enforcement professionals, policymakers, police aca- demics, psychologists, psychiatrists, and many others in the helping professions as well.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY & PSYCHOLOGY | 75
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ACTIVITIES FOR © 1999 ACTIVITIES FOR ADOLESCENTS 302 pp., (8 1/2 x 11) CHILDREN IN THERAPY 201 il., 12 tables A Guide for Planning and IN THERAPY Facilitating Therapy with A Handbook of Facilitating paper | $54.95 Guidelines and Planning 978-0-398-06971-1 Troubled Children Ideas for Group Therapy ebook | $54.95 (2nd Ed.) With Troubled Adolescents 978-0-398-08339-7 By Susan T. Dennison & Connie M. Knight (2nd Ed.) Activities for Children in Therapy provides the mental health By Susan T. Dennison professional with a wide variety of age-appropriate activ- ities which are simultaneously fun and therapeutic for the © 1998 | 264 pp., (7 x 10), 16 tables Å^M\W\_MT^MaMIZWTL\ZW]JTMLKPQTL<PQ[TI\M[\MLQ\QWVWN the text takes much of the hard work out of planning and paper | $49.95 | 978-0-398-06807-3 implementing this therapy with children. The activities are ebook | $49.95 | 978-0-398-08260-4 LM[QOVML \W J]QTL I [QOVQÅKIV\ KPQTL\PMZIXQ[\ ZMTI\QWV[PQX surface problem areas, aid in resolving those problems andIn this practical resource manual, profes- provide a healthy closure to the therapy relationship. This[QWVIT[ _QTT ÅVL UWZM \PIV \PMZIXM]- new edition also provides a comprehensive listing of bookstic group activities for use in counseling with other therapeutic intervention ideas, bibliotherapy ma-troubled adolescents. This new edition terials that compliment the activity chapters of this book,XZW^QLM[ \PM ZMILMZ _Q\P \PM [XMKQÅK[ WV assessment scales for evaluating youngsters at the onsetM[\IJTQ[PQVO IV MٺMK\Q^M OZW]X XZWOZIU of treatment, and a sample child assessment for individ-while, at the same time, outlining thera- ual therapy. It will be of use to professionals who providepeutic activities that can be used in each counseling to children, such as social workers, psychologists,phase of a therapy group. Step-by-step guidance counselors, speech/language pathologists, artinstructions have been provided for setting therapists, and other related professionals.up, planning and facilitating adolescentgroups with social and emotional prob- © 2005 A MULTIPLE FAMILY GROUPlems, who are the targetedgroup to ben- 310 pp., (8 1/2 x 11) THERAPY PROGRAM FORMÅ\ NZWU \PQ[ UI\MZQIT <PM QV\MZ^MV\QWV[ 62 il., 4 tables AT RISK ADOLESCENTSXZW^QLML PI^M JMMV LM[QOVML [XMKQÅKITTa AND THEIR FAMILIESfor each of the three phases of group: paper | $52.95initial, middle and termination. The book 978-0-398-07553-8 By Susan T. Dennisonhas been written primarily for the expe-rienced group clinician, such as social ebook | $52.95 The purpose of this book is to provide the reader with a prac-workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and 978-0-398-08493-6 \QKM UWLMT NWZ KWVL]K\QVO MٺMK\Q^M 5]T\QXTM .IUQTa /ZW]Xschool counselors. However, it could also Therapy (MFGT) with at risk adolescents and their families.be adapted for use by other professionals This model provides practical guidelines for setting up, plan-who work with adolescents in group set- ning, and facilitating Multiple Family Group Therapy with atings, such as art therapists, special edu- particular focus on the latter at risk population. In addition,cation teachers, recreation therapists, and a wide variety of interventions for each of the three phasesspeech/language pathologists. (i.e., initial, middle, and termination) of this group model are provided along with related task forms. These interven-82 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES tion suggestions are the heart of the book since four of the ten chapters are devoted entirely to these group technique ideas. It is intended to serve as a “how to do it” manual for those helping professionals who are experienced group work- ers. Such individuals could include social workers, counselors, or psychologists who have had course work, supervision, and ongoing training in group work. Professionals who have had a [XMKQÅKJIKSOZW]VLQV5./<_QTTUW[\JMVMÅ\NZWU\PMUI- terial in this book because they should be able to easily utilize the treatment interventions in their current group programs. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
© 2003 C. G. JUNG’S COMPLEX HELPING SKILLS302 pp., (7 x 10) DYNAMICS AND THE FOR HUMAN15 il. CLINICAL RELATIONSHIP One Map for Mystery SERVICE WORKERSpaper | $49.95 Building Relationships978-0-398-07409-8 By Brenda A. Donahue and Encouragingebook | $49.95 This book attempts to link Jung’s theories of complex and Productive Change978-0-398-08422-6 archetype with processes involved in ego development, human relationship and attachment by using clinical ex- (3rd Ed.) amples. It is one way for therapists to understand Jung’s ideas and use them in the clinical setting. The purpose of By Kenneth France & the book is to evoke questions rather than provide answers. Kim Weikel When we ask what it is that transforms people in therapy, we must answer that we do not know. Healing is a mystery. This book provides multiple viewing points into mystery and highlights the undeniable fact that it appears within the clinical hour. Finally, the reader will be introduced to group experiential exercises that can be used with col- leagues interested in working together to develop clinical skills. This book is useful for social workers, nurses, psy- chiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, counselors and human resource professionals. FOR FAST AND CONVENIENT SERVICE ORDER YOUR BOOKS DIRECT © 2014 | 384 pp., (7 x 10), 6 il.FROM US AT 800.258.8980 OR ONLINE AT WWW.CCTHOMAS.COM. paper | $59.95 | 978-0-398-08108-9 ebook | $59.95 | 978-0-398-08109-6© 2013 THE EMOTIONAL <PQ[ ZM^Q[ML ZL -L Q[ I KWUXZMPMV[Q^M204 pp., (7 x 10) LIFE INTERVIEW yet easy-to-read resource for learning A Psychosocial Diagnostic and communication skills used in human ser-ebook | $29.95 Therapeutic Procedure vices such as crisis intervention, mental978-0-398-08757-9 health, case management, social services, By Henry Dupont rehabilitation, and patient care. All mate- rial in this new edition has been updated The purpose of this book is to introduce mental health with regard to supporting research. In XZWNM[[QWVIT[ \W \PM -UW\QWVIT 4QNM 1V\MZ^QM_ \PI\ WٺMZ[ addition, there is new information on therapy to those with mental health problems in a more the following topics: elements of positive MٺMK\Q^M IVL \QUM[MV[Q\Q^M XZWKM[[ 1\ UMM\[ \WLIa¼[ XZM[- sures to provide essential care at less cost. The Emotion- _WZSMZKTQMV\ ZMTI\QWV[PQX[# [MTNMٻKIKa# al Life Interview (ELI) involves asking each client seven TQVS[ JM\_MMV [MTNMٻKIKa IVL \PMZIXM]- Y]M[\QWV[ IJW]\ Å^M VMOI\Q^M NMMTQVO[ IVL MUW\QWV[ NMIZ tic bond; autonomic arousal of clients anger, shame, guilt, and sadness) and six questions about PMIZQVO IKK]ZI\M ZMÆMK\QWV[# OMV]QVM- two positive feelings and emotions (pride and happiness). ness and the real relationship; wisdom The process takes the practitioner into the emotional life and transformational leadership; ways of a client as no other procedure does. Major sections of of evaluating options during problem the book discuss feelings, emotions, and psychotherapy; solving; establishing goals, objectives, and meaning, arousal, and the construction of emotions; and plans; and responding to clients who are the use of the ELI in psychosocial treatment. The book resistant to change. The text is further en- represents a valuable new tool for all clinical and counsel- PIVKML Ja IV IXXMVLQ` WٺMZQVO V]UMZ- ing psychologists, clinical social workers, psychiatrists, and ous tools such as exercises and forms. If primary care providers. It will also serve as a resource in building relationships and encouraging the helping professions, welfare work, and human services. productive change are enterprises you wish to learn, this book is for you.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COUNSELING | 83
PERSONAL BASIC PERSONAL COUNSELING COUNSELING SKILLS A Training Manual for Counselors An Integrative Approach By David Geldard (Rev. 1st Ed.) © 1989 Basic Personal Counseling is an easy-to-read introduction to By Kathryn Geldard 214 pp., (7 x 10) counseling skills for both student and professional counselors & David Geldard 28 il. and workers in the helping professions. Up-to-date and re-© 2012 | 340 pp., (7 x 10), 20 il, 3 tables paper | $39.95 ÆMK\QVOK]ZZMV\JM[\XZIK\QKM\PQ[\M`\XZW^QLM[\PMNWTTW_QVO\" 978-0-398-05540-0 introduces counseling skills in a logical sequence and provides paper | $45.95 | 978-0-398-08834-7 practical examples of the skills in action; shows how combin- ebook | $45.95 | 978-0-398-08835-4 ebook | $39.95 ing counseling skills using an integrative approach can pro- 978-0-398-09028-9 duce change; discusses the processes of change involved in<PQ[ZM^Q[MLÅZ[\MLQ\QWVQ[IKWUXZMPMV- counseling; provides approaches for counseling people withsive, easy-to-read introduction to personalcounseling written for professional and [XMKQÅKXZWJTMU[[]KPI[IVOMZLMXZM[[QWVOZQMN WZ[]QKQLITvolunteer counselors and those who train \PW]OP\[#LQ[K][[M[XZWNM[[QWVITQ[[]M[QVKT]LQVOKWVÅLMV\QITQ-them. A major new addition to the book, ty, ethics, record-keeping, arrangement of a counseling room,making it particularly attractive to those the need to care for yourself, and the importance and use ofwho train counselors, is the inclusion of supervision. This training manual will be useful as an initialtraining group exercises for all skills chap- text for both professional and volunteer counselor trainees. Itters. The authors adopt an integrative ap- is ideal for use in counselor training of social workers, psy-proach that allows the reader to learn, un- chologists, clergymen, crisis counselors, medical practitioners,derstand, and use skills taken from major volunteer counselors, and other members of the communitycounseling approaches, and to integrate who may wish to develop counseling skills.these into a sequential process that maxi-mizes the possibility of facilitating change © 2013 FOUNDATIONS OFin clients. Of considerable value for new 286 pp., (7 x 10) COUNSELING PEOPLEcounselors are those sections of the book A Guide for the Counseling,that describe the fundamental principles ebook | $39.95 Psychological, and Helping Professionsof the counseling relationship, and ex- 978-0-398-08865-1plain the theories of change applicable to By Michael E. Illovskythe various approaches to counseling. Thetext will serve as a valuable resource for Those in the counseling profession are interacting moreworkers in a wide variety of helping pro- _Q\PXMWXTMNZWUW\PMZK]T\]ZM[\PM=;[XPMZMWN QVÆ]-fessions where counseling skills are useful, ence throughout the world is spreading, increasingly, wesuch as psychology, social work, welfare are providing services to clients who are not Caucasianwork, medicine, nursing, human services, or of European heritage, and our educational programsand education. have been active in training both domestic students of di- verse ethnic backgrounds as well as foreign students. These factors combine to contribute to the need for those who provide counseling to understand the elements involved in interacting with a wide spectrum of people. This book meets that need by providing a brief synopsis on such top- ics as common factors, values, universals, cross-cultural competence, and models, approaches, and psychological perspectives of human behavior (theories of personality). The emphasis is on material that relies more on the use of \PM [KQMV\QÅK UM\PWL IVL LI\I QV[\MIL WN IVMKLW\IT IVL experiential literature. For the reader who is interested in obtaining information from which statements are derived, there are references to investigate the material further. ;\]LMV\[IVLXZWNM[[QWVIT[QV\PMÅMTL[WN KW]V[MTQVOIVL X[aKPWTWOa_QTTÅVL\PQ[JWWS\WJMIVQV^IT]IJTMILLQ\QWV to their library.84 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
© 2013 CLINICAL PASTORAL WHEN PARENTS HAVE192 pp., (7 x 10) PSYCHOTHERAPY PROBLEMSpaper | $29.95 Perspectives and Methods A Book for Teens and978-0-398-08882-8 Older Children Who By Steven J. Kaplan & Bruce D. Forman Have a Disturbed orebook | $29.95978-0-398-08883-5 The focus of this text is on the clinical aspects of pastoral psy- Difficult Parent chotherapy—that is, those psychological understandings and (2nd Ed.) approaches that provide the pastor, however he or she is de- ÅVML_Q\P\PM[SQTT[\W]VLMZ[\IVL\PM]VLMZTaQVOLaVIUQK[ By Susan B. Miller WN [XMKQÅKJMPI^QWZITLQ[WZLMZ[XMWXTMJZQVO\W\PMUI[_MTT as the art of working with and reeducating those in distress as © 2012 | 120 pp., (7 x 10) to healthier, less self-defeating choices they can make in life. paper | $19.95 | 978-0-398-08713-5 <PM\M`\Q[LQ^QLMLQV\WNW]ZXIZ\[1V+PIX\MZ[\PMJI[QK ebook | $19.95 | 978-0-398-08714-2 principles of Individual Psychology are presented, introduc- ing the pastor to the teleological system of Adier. Additional, the explanations of the dynamics of pathological are present- ed, with disorders ranging from the minor to the major. In +PIX\MZ VWV)LTMZQIVIXXZWIKPM[IZMLQ[K][[MLIٺWZLQVO the pastoral psychotherapist the option of expanding his or her repertoire of techniques if he or she feels comfortable employing them. Chapter 5 surveys areas of daily life that all people experience and encounter and presents spiritual understandings and guidance for the (pastor or) individual to use through his or her travels on this planet. Last, Chapter WٺMZ[I^QM_IVLWXQVQWV[I[\W_PI\\PMVM`\LMKILMWN pastoral psychotherapy may hold. The book will serve as a springboard for further investigation into the various areas covered. It will also assist pastors in their sacred task of spiri- tually and psychologically helping and healing the distressed.© 1997 PET-ORIENTED CHILD Numerous books have been written for242 pp., (7 x 10) PSYCHOTHERAPY adults who grew up coping with troubledpaper | $43.95 (2nd Ed.) IVL LQٻK]T\ XIZMV\[ <PQ[ VM_Ta ZM^Q[ML978-0-398-06674-1 2nd Ed. expands the information in the By Boris M. Levinson & Gerald P. Mallon previous edition by updating currentebook | $43.95 knowledge that provides a thorough over-978-0-398-08284-0 *WZQ[4M^QV[WV_I[\PMÅZ[\XZWNM[[QWVITTa\ZIQVMLKTQVQKQIV view for children who are coping with dif- to formally introduce and document the way that com- ÅK]T\IVLWZ\ZW]JTMLXIZMV\[<_WKPIX- panion animals could hasten the development of a rap- port between therapist and patient, thereby increasing the \MZ[PI^MJMMVILLML<PMÅZ[\ILLZM[[M[ TQSMTQPWWL WN XI\QMV\ UW\Q^I\QWV <PM ÅZ[\ MLQ\QWV WN \PQ[ JWWS_I[\PMÅZ[\_WZS\WLWK]UMV\¹XM\WZQMV\MLX[aKPW- XIZMV\[ _PW PI^M LQٻK]T\ XMZ[WVITQ\QM[ therapy.” That text is reproduced here in its original form; These parents are not openly abusive or PW_M^MZ QV IV MٺWZ\ \W ]XLI\M IVL ZM^Q[M \PM \M`\ VW\M[ obviously neglectful to their kids but are have been added to identify and illuminate research and overprotective, perfectionists, and imma- practices which have taken place since the original pub- ture. The kinds of problems that a par- lication. In addition, a list of resources is included in the ent’s troubles can cause and ideas on how appendix. Topics discussed include historical background, to deal constructively with the challenges the pet and mental hygiene, the use of pets in psychologi- is discussed. The second new chapter ad- cal assessment, animal aides in psychotherapy, pet-oriented dresses parents in poverty. Some families therapy in residential settings, pets providing motivation are poor by any standard, and some are for learning, the pet and family therapy, the child and his poor in relation to their community. Either pet, and the therapist and his pet. This classic text will have great appeal to human service practitioners; health and \aXMWN XW^MZ\aQ[LQٻK]T\NWZIKPQTLIVL mental health practitioners; and educators in social work, psychology, nursing, veterinary medicine, and counseling. \PMXZWJTMU[WN XW^MZ\aUIaJMLQٺMZMV\ for a teenager than for a younger child. Suggestions are incorporated throughout the book on how to deal with the prob- lems of the parent so that the child and/ or teenager can keep on track with their own growing up. This book is an excellent resource for therapists, school counselors, group leaders, and others who work with children and teenagers and who want reading materials to recommend to them.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COUNSELING | 85
FOUNDATIONS OF © 2010 PSYCHODYNAMIC, AFFECTIVE, MENTAL HEALTH 242 pp., (7 x 10) AND BEHAVIORAL THEORIES 8 tables COUNSELING TO PSYCHOTHERAPY (4th Ed.) paper | $39.95 978-0-398-07896-6 By Marty SappBy Artis J. Palmo, William J. Weikel & David P. Borsos ebook | $39.95 The goal of this book is to examine three major theories 978-0-398-07974-1 and their approach to psychotherapy—psychodynamic, © 2011 | 508 pp., (7 x 10), 6 il., 3 tables IٺMK\Q^M IVL JMPI^QWZIT¸_PQKP IZM LMÅVML I[ [XMKQÅK skills that a clinician or student can readily understand. paper | $64.95 | 978-0-398-08636-7 In this book, these theories of psychotherapy are broken ebook | $64.95 | 978-0-398-08637-4 down into three phases or levels: beginning (Level I) in- termediate (Level II) and action (Level III). Theories thatIt has been 25 years since the original edi- are Level I will be appropriate for establishing a counselingtion of Foundations of Mental Health Counsel- relationship. Level II counseling skills further enhance thising _I[ X]JTQ[PML <PQ[ \P -L M`XIVL[ initial counseling relationship. Level III theories are ac-the information in the previous editions by tion-oriented theories of psychotherapy that are designed]XLI\QVO\PMXW[Q\Q^MKPIVOM[QV\PMÅMTLWN to move a client toward change. Theoretical eclecticism,mental health counseling including the rec- haphazardly drawing from opposing theories, can leadognition of licensed professional counselors to confusion and epistemological incompatibility. Withby managed care organizations and insur- this in mind, technical eclecticism is explored, suggestingance companies. Section I is an overview procedures and techniques from many theories withoutthat covers a historical perspective from endorsing the individual theories. Experiential exercis-which an assertive and articulate voice for es, glossaries, and examination questions are included inthe identity and advancement of mental each chapter. The author believes that it is possible to behealth counseling has emerged. Section eclectic within a broad theoretical framework without ran-II covers the role of theory and the inte- domly trying to integrate diametrically opposing theories.gration of these theories in the practice of This unique and comprehensive book will be of interest tomental health counseling, including men- mental health workers, educational therapists, counselors,tal health and aging, multiculturalism and psychologists, psychiatrists, and students.diversity, career counseling, and the use ofhumor in counseling sessions. Section III © 2009 THE ROLE OF COMPANIONdetails the expanding employment oppor- 168 pp., (7 x 10) ANIMALS IN COUNSELINGtunities, work settings, and private practice. 2 tablesSection IV presents the counselor’s role in AND PSYCHOLOGYrecovery and trauma counseling treatment paper | $32.95 Discovering Their Use in theregarding terrorism. Section V explores 978-0-398-07863-8the licensure, credentialing, and legisla- Therapeutic Processtion related to mental health counseling, ebook | $32.95its impact, and the counselor as a political 978-0-398-08569-8 By Jane K. Wilkesactivist. Section VI addresses assessment,research, ethics, curriculum, and trends of <PMP]UIVPMIT\PJMVMÅ\[LMZQ^MLNZWUZMTI\QWV[PQX[_Q\Pmental health counseling. This book con- KWUXIVQWVIVQUIT[PI[I\\ZIK\MLIVIJ]VLIVKMWN [KQMV\QÅKtinues to be the most up-to-date resource in interest and research. However, there is a need for theoret-\PMÅMTLWN UMV\ITPMIT\PKW]V[MTQVOIVLQ[ ical conceptualizations in order to understand the healinga “must read” for anyone working or aspir- JMVMÅ\[ WN P]UIVIVQUIT QV\MZIK\QWV[ <PM OWIT WN \PQ[ing to work as a mental health counselor. book is to seek these answers and the “how” and “why” companion animals play a role in counseling and psychol-86 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ogy. In-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with three psychologists who use animals in their therapy settings. The focus of these interviews was to determine the experiences of having a companion animal present during therapy sessions. This book suggests that therapy animals are extremely helpful in providing a sense of safety for trau- matized clients and could act as catalysts, especially with defensive and/or detached clients. Replete with informative appendices that will serve as valuable knowledge, this book Q[ I [QOVQÅKIV\ ZM[W]ZKM WV \PM []JRMK\ WN IVQUITI[[Q[\ML therapy for mental health professionals such as counselors, clinical social workers, psychologists, and skilled therapists. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
Creative Therapies© 2007 ART, ANGST, AND TRAUMA CREATIVE ARTS278 pp., (7 x 10) Right Brain Interventions with THERAPIES APPROACHES123 il. Developmental Issues IN ADOPTION ANDpaper | $48.95 FOSTER CARE978-0-398-07733-4 By Doris Banowsky Arrington Contemporary Strategiesebook | $48.95 This important new text demonstrates how art therapy can for Working with Individuals978-0-398-08505-6 make a major contribution to the treatment of children who are seriously ill, in foster care, physically and emotion- and Families ally traumatized, as well as deviant and addicted adoles- cents, young adults, and with the aftermath of a spouse’s By Donna J. Betts suicide. Information about the importance of bilateral integration as seen in both Eye Movement Desensitiza- © 2003 | 342 pp., (7 x 10), 63 il., 5 tables tion Reprocessing (EMDR) and art therapy contributing to healing trauma is discussed. There is a special segment paper | $49.95 | 978-0-398-07388-6 on art therapy and a new approach to the treatment of ebook | $49.95 | 978-0-398-08415-8 trauma with a sequence of chapters devoted to the ways art therapy facilitates healing of issues throughout the life This volume presents perspectives of cre- span. In addition, there is clinical documentation of the ative arts therapies approaches in adoption []KKM[[N]T ZM[WT]\QWV WN LQٺMZMV\ SQVL[ WN \ZI]UI _Q\P I and foster care. Creative arts therapists will variety of clients at various stages of development. These ÅVL\PQ[KWTTMK\QWV\WJMWN XIZ\QK]TIZZMTM- cases include the trauma of multiple surgeries, family vi- vance, but the intention is to also introduce olence, and witness to death. This is a book that contains this subject to a wide range of clinicians, [QOVQÅKIV\ ¹VM_º UI\MZQIT \PI\ Q[ I UIRWZ KWV\ZQJ]\QWV \W including those in the associated professions \PMIZ\\PMZIXaÅMTL of social work, counseling, psychology, psy- KPQI\ZaV]Z[QVO\MIKPQVOIVLZMTI\MLÅMTL[© 2001 HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS <PMKPIX\MZ[ZMNMZ[XMKQÅKITTa\W\PMLM^MT-294 pp., (7 x 10) An Art Therapy Approach opment and contemporary application of109 il. (1 in color), to Family Therapy creative arts therapies approaches in adop-18 tables, \QWVIVLNW[\MZKIZM<PMKPIX\MZ[ZMÆMK\\PM By Doris Banowsky Arrington ways in which creative arts therapies can bepaper | $52.95 IXXTQML QV LQٺMZMV\ [M\\QVO[ IVL ZMXZM[MV\978-0-398-07161-5 <PQ[ _WZS ZMÆMK\[ \PM I]\PWZ¼[ \PZMM LMKILM[ WN KTQVQKIT the spectrum of ideas in current practice. practice with children and their families, and adults and This book will help meet a demand forebook | $52.95 their families. Written for students and professionals, this ideas and practical information about this978-0-398-08386-1 book integrates the two approaches: art therapy and family topic on the part of an audience reaching systems. Although much has been written on art therapy beyond the creative arts therapies. and much, much more literature exists on family therapy, few integrate the two theoretical approaches. The structure WN \PQ[JWWSZMÆMK\[\PMI]\PWZ¼[XMZ[WVITIXXZWIKP\WIZ\ Her art media are painting and combining found objects. The overall theme of family can quickly be seen within it, but this theme is overlaid with art, archetypal patterns and meanings, and symbolic enactments. It is also inter- faced with personality development, and in this “era of the brain,” with neurobiological research.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com CREATIVE THERAPIES | 87
ART THERAPY © 2006 CREATIVE ARTS THERAPIES MANUAL WITH SEXUAL 296 pp., (8 x 10) A Guide to the History, Theoretical ABUSE SURVIVORS 34 il., 9 tables Approaches, Assessment, and Work with By Stephanie L. Brooke paper | $49.95 Special Populations of Art, Play, Dance, 978-0-398-07621-4 © 1997 | 188 pp., (7 x 10), 31 il. Music, Drama, and Poetry Therapies ebook | $49.95 paper | $35.95 | 978-0-398-06806-6 978-0-398-08549-0 By Stephanie L. Brooke ebook | $35.95 | 978-0-398-08279-6 The Creative Arts Therapies Manual: A Guide to the History, The-This book seeks to examine the most ba- oretical Approaches, Assessment, and Work with Special Populationssic art therapy approaches to treatment of Art, Play, Dance, Music, Drama, and Poetry Therapies, edit-of traumatic conditions due to sexual ed by Stephanie L. Brooke, Ph.D. NCC, a nationally andexploitation or abuse. It is comprehensive internationally known author, is a unique contribution toin that it considers various methods of us- \PMÅMTLWN \PMKZMI\Q^MIZ\[\PMZIXQM[1\KW^MZ[IZ\XTIaing art therapy with this population, and dance/movement, music, drama, and poetry therapies.it reviews current research and provides ;XMKQÅKITTa MIKP WN \PM[M KZMI\Q^M LQ[KQXTQVM[ Q[ JZWSMVKI[M QTT][\ZI\QWV[ ;XMKQÅK IZM I[ KW^MZML LW_V QV\W \PM NWTTW_QVO KI\MOWZQM[\" PQ[\WZa WN \PM ÅMTLinclude individual, group, and family art theoretical approaches, assessments, and work with specialtherapy. Legal issues and concerns are populations. No such book exists to this date which cov-discussed, including the use of drawings ers these critical areas in the creative arts therapies. Thein court proceedings and art therapists most well known, famous therapists in these creative artsas expert witnesses. Additionally, the text \PMZIXQM[ ÅMTL[ PI^M KWV\ZQJ]\ML KPIX\MZ[ \W \PQ[ UIV]ITaddresses the “false memory” debate. The This distinctive handbook will be useful for creative artstheme throughout the book is on the im- therapists, mental health professionals, psychologists, coun-portance of capturing iconographic ma- selors, educators, and students who are interested in theseterial, through the use of art therapy, to ÅMTL[WZ][M\PM[MLQ[KQXTQVM[I[\PMQZUIQVWZ\PMQZILR]VK\assess and/or treat individuals who have approach to working with clients.experienced sexual abuse. The collectivecontent of the book is especially import- THE CREATIVE THERAPIESant to art therapists who are just begin- AND EATING DISORDERSning to work with this victim population.This volume provides a compendium and By Stephanie L. Brookereview of a number of historical and con-troversial areas that are important to art © 2008 Creative Therapies with Eating Disorders is a compre-therapists and other disciplines as well. 304 pp., (7 x 10) hensive work that examines the use of art, play, music, 20 il., 2 tables dance/movement, drama, and spirituality to treatment is- sues relating to eating disturbance. The author’s primary paper | $49.95 purpose is to examine treatment approaches which cov- 978-0-398-07759-4 er the broad spectrum of the creative art therapies. The collection of chapters is written by renowned, well-cre- ebook | $49.95 dentialed, and professional creative art therapists in the 978-0-398-08574-2 areas of art, play, music, dance/movement, and drama. In addition, some of the chapters are complimented with photographs of client art work, diagrams, and tables. The reader is provided with a snapshot of how these various creative art therapies are used to treat males and females []ٺMZQVO NZWU MI\QVO LQ[WZLMZ[ <PQ[ QVNWZUI\Q^M JWWS will be of special interest to educators, students, therapists as well as people struggling with eating disorders. MOST OF OUR TITLES ARE AVAILABLE AS E-BOOKS AND CAN BEPURCHASED THROUGH OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.CCTHOMAS.COM.88 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
© 2015 THE USE OF THE CREATIVE THERAPIES THE USE OF THE368 pp., (7 x 10) IN TREATING DEPRESSION CREATIVE THERAPIES38 il. By Stephanie L. Brooke & Charles Edwin Myers WITH CHEMICALhard | $49.95 DEPENDENCY ISSUES978-0-398-08148-5 The Use of the Creative Therapies in Treating Depression is a comprehensive work that examines the use of art, play, By Stephanie L. Brookeebook | $49.95 music, dance/movement, drama, and animals as creative978-0-398-08149-2 approaches to treating depression. The editors’ primary © 2009 | 292 pp., (7 x 10), 33 il., 3 tables purpose is to examine treatment approaches, which cov- er the broad spectrum of the creative art therapies. Well paper | $44.95 | 978-0-398-07862-1 renowned, well-credentialed, and professional creative art ebook | $44.95 | 978-0-398-07987-1 therapists in the areas of art, play, music, dance/move- ment, drama, and animal-assisted therapies have contrib- The Use of the Creative Therapies with Chem- uted to this work. In addition, some of the chapters are ical Dependency Issues is a comprehensive complimented with photographs of client work in these work that examines the use of therapies areas. The reader is provided with a snapshot of how these with respect to treat-ment issues relating various creative art therapies are used to treat children and to substance abuse. This edited volume adults diagnosed with depression. This informative book contains chapters written by renowned, will be of special interest to educators, students, thera- well-credentialed, and professional cre- pists as well as people working with families and children ative art therapists in the areas of art, play, touched by this diagnosis. music, dance/movement, drama, and po- etry. Topics covered include: substance FOR FAST AND CONVENIENT SERVICE ORDER YOUR BOOKS DIRECT abuse issues around the world; combatingFROM US AT 800.258.8980 OR ONLINE AT WWW.CCTHOMAS.COM. shame and pathogenic belief systems; open studio art therapy in a harm reduc-© 2009 THE USE OF THE CREATIVE tion center; the expressive therapies con-396 pp., (7 x 10) THERAPIES WITH AUTISM tinuum as a framework for art therapy in-49 il., (13 in color), terventions in substance abuse treatment;1 table SPECTRUM DISORDERS multifamily group art therapy for adoles- cent substance abuse; play therapy withpaper | $49.95 By Stephanie L. Brooke children exposed to addiction; dance/978-0-398-07892-8 UW^MUMV\\PMZIXaI[IVMٺMK\Q^MKTQVQKIT Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) demon- intervention; using expressive arts therapyebook | $49.95 [\ZI\MIVIZZIaWN LMÅKQ\[IVLM`KM[[M[\PI\ZMY]QZMML]KI- _Q\PaW]VOUITMWٺMVLMZ[#IKI[M[\]LaWN 978-0-398-07986-4 tional intervention. The editor of this book, Doctor Stepha- dance/movement therapy with the dually nie L. Brooke, examines the treatment issues relating to the diagnosed in a methadone treatment pro- LM^MTWXUMV\IT LQ[WZLMZ[ I\\ZQJ]\ML \W )]\Q[U [XMKQÅKITTa gram; and much more. The strategies and her extensive writings on Video Modeling. The book focus- discussions contained in this book will be es on the use of the creative therapies with autistic children of special interest to educators, students, and their families, including: (1) art therapy and adoles- and therapists as well as people struggling cents with Asperger’s Syndrome; (2) art therapy groups for with substance abuse. mothers of children diagnosed with an autistic spectrum LQ[WZLMZ#IZ\\PMZIXa_Q\PIVWV^MZJITILWTM[KMV\UITM CREATIVE THERAPIES | 89 TQ^QVO _Q\P ,W_V ;aVLZWUM IVL I]\Q[\QK JMPI^QWZ# IZ\ therapy and storybook formats to help individuals grieve; (5) creating a safe space for adolescents with autism; (6) play therapy in the treatment of children; (7) developing mu- sic therapy goals, objectives, and the structuring of music therapy sessions; (8) melody versus rhythm and their roles; (9) sound relationships in music therapy within a preschool setting; (10) dance/movement therapy; (11) enhancing so- cial and relationship skills; and (12) the theoretical reasons and practical applications of drama therapy. This book is designed for professional creative therapists, educators, counselors, school psychologists, and many others within the helping profession.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
THERAPISTS CREATING THE USE OF THE CREATIVE A CULTURAL TAPESTRY THERAPIES WITH SEXUAL Using the Creative ABUSE SURVIVORS Therapies Across Cultures By Stephanie L. Brooke By Stephanie L. Brooke & Charles Edwin Myers © 2006 This book is a useful reference for anyone seeking to pro- 342 pp., (7 x 10) vide therapy to survivors of sexual abuse. The approach © 2015 | 344 pp., (7 x 10), 21 il. 27 il., 2 tables represented here is a holistic one that utilizes various ap- proaches to heal the various manifestations of sexual abuse hard | $49.95 | 978-0-398-08128-7 hard | $74.95 ebook | $49.95 | 978-0-398-08129-4 978-0-398-07701-3 “ This approach seeks to use the actions of the body to healThis exciting text is a comprehensive work paper | $49.95that examines the use of art, play, music, 978-0-398-07702-0 the mind.”trauma. Since the acts associated with such abuse are oftenLIVKMUW^MUMV\IVLLZIUIQVLQٺMZMV\cultures and with diverse client popula- ebook | $49.95 [W LQٻK]T\ \W LQ[K][[ \PQ[ JWWS XZM[MV\[ [M^MZIT UM\PWL[tions. The editors’ primary purpose is to 978-0-398-08508-7 of communicating these unspeakable horrors nonverbally,explore how the creative therapies can be allowing the survivor to express their trauma with less dif-implemented in diverse cultures and inLQٺMZMV\ KW]V\ZQM[ :MVW_VML _MTTKZM- ÅK]T\a<PQ[IXXZWIKP[MMS[\W][M\PMIK\QWV[WN \PMJWLadentialed, and professional creative arts to heal the mind. This text contains information relevanttherapists in the areas of art, play, music, to treatment for children, adolescents, and adults, as well asdance/movement, and drama helped male or female, and in group or individual settings. Manywrite this collection. Examples include the useful activities are outlined and illustrations are provideduse of art in working with refugee chil- as examples.dren in Australia and with Chinese-Amer-ican children; shared experiences in using © 2008 TOOLS OF THE TRADEdance and movement with Arabic women 370 pp., (7 x 10) A Therapist’s Guide toin Jerusalem, indigenous Inner Mongolia, 57 il., (14 in color) Art Therapy Assessmentsand with survivors of torture. Some ofthe chapters are beautifully compliment- paper | $59.95 (2nd Ed.)ed with photographs of client works of art 978-0-398-07522-4or play. The text provides a rich tapestry By Stephanie L. Brookeon how the creative therapies can be used ebook | $59.95across cultures for issues such as depres- 978-0-398-08572-8 The Use of the Creative Therapies with Survivors of Domesticsion and trauma to name a few. Of special Violence is a comprehensive work that examines the useinterest are the chapters on supervision. of art, play, music, dance/movement, drama, and super-Not only a tool for creative art therapists, vision with respect to treatment issues relating to familythis informative book will be of special in- violence. The author’s primary purpose is to examineterest to educators, students, therapists, as treatment approaches that cover the broad spectrum of thewell as people working in other parts of creative art therapies. The collection of chapters is writtenthe world or with culturally diverse clients. by renowned, well-credentialed, and professional creative art therapists in the areas of art, play, music, dance/move-90 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ment, and drama. In addition, some of the chapters are complimented with photographs of client art work, dia- grams, and tables. The reader is provided with a snapshot of how these various creative art therapies are used to treat UITM[IVLNMUITM[[]ٺMZQVONZWUQ[[]M[ZMTI\ML\WLWUM[\QK violence. This informative book will be of special interest to educators, students, therapists as well as people strug- gling with family violence issues. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
COMBINING THE CREATIVE USING THE CREATIVE THERAPIES WITH TECHNOLOGY THERAPIES TO COPE WITH GRIEF AND LOSS Using Social Media and Online Counseling to Treat Clients By Stephanie L. Brooke & Dorothy A. Miraglia By Stephanie L. Brooke © 2015 | 420 pp., (7 x 10), 34 il.© 2017 In this age of technology, we see computers used in ev- hard | $49.95 | 978-0-398-09077-7332 pp., (7 x 10) ery aspect of medicine. Psychology, and more precisely ebook | $49.95 | 978-0-398-09078-448 il., 3 tables art therapy, now integrate technology into their system. This new publication, edited by Dr. Stephanie Brooke, Using the Creative Therapies to Copepaper | $49.95 examines how creative therapists use technology as part with Grief and Loss is a comprehensive978-0-398-09180-4 of their everyday practice. The collection of chapters is and exciting work that illustrates the use written by renowned, well-credentialed, and profession- of art, play, music, dance/movement,ebook | $49.95 al creative art therapists in the areas of art, play, music, drama, and animals as creative approach-978-0-398-09181-1 dance/movement, and drama. These therapists have used es for helping clients cope with grief and \MKPVWTWOa \W \ZMI\ XI\QMV\[ []ٺMZQVO NZWU LMUMV\QI LM- loss issues. The editors’ primary purpose pression, and learning disabilities. Combining digital and is to present an array of creative treat- ment approaches, which cover the broad U][QKIT¹KWKZMI\Q^M\IVOQJTM[ºQVM^MZaLIa[M\\QVO[JMVMÅ\ spectrum of grief, more than just loss families with children and adolescents with physical and through death. Well renowned, well-cre- mental needs. The reader is provided with a snapshot of dentialed, and professional creative arts therapists in the areas of art, play, music, PW_\PM[M^IZQW][KZMI\Q^MIZ\\PMZIXQM[MٺMK\Q^MTa][MIVL dance/movement, drama, and animal-as- incorporate technology to promote growth and healing sisted therapies have contributed to this for their clients. In addition, some of the chapters are il- work. In addition, some of the chapters lustrated with photographs of client’s artwork, tables and are complimented with photographs of graphs. This informative book will be of special interest to client work in these areas. The reader is educators, students, and therapists, as well as people work- provided with a snapshot of how these ing with families and children in need of counseling and various creative arts therapies are used to clinical support. treat children and adults diagnosed strug- gling with loss or complicated grief. This© 2004 THE USE OF THE CREATIVE informative book will be of special inter-256 pp., (7 x 10) THERAPIES WITH SURVIVORS est to educators, students, therapists as19 il. well as people working with families and OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE children coping with loss.hard | $49.95978-0-398-07521-7 By Stephanie L. Brooke CREATIVE THERAPIES | 91paper | $39.95 This new edition with its revised title provides critical re-978-0-398-07819-5 views of art therapy tests along with some new reviews of I[[M[[UMV\[ IVL ]XLI\ML ZM[MIZKP QV \PM ÅMTL 1\ Q[ KWU-ebook | $39.95 prehensive in its approach to considering reliability and978-0-398-08022-8 validity evidence provided by test authors. Additionally, it reviews research on art therapy assessments with a vari- ety of patient populations. This book will be a valuable resource for practitioners who use art therapy as an adjunct or primary therapy, and it will serve to enhance clinical [SQTT[UISQVO\PMZIXaUWZMMٺMK\Q^MNWZMIKPXI\QMV\_PW participates in the assessment process. The book critiques a series of art therapy assessments—from traditional art therapy approaches to current releases. The goal of this work is to assist mental health professionals in selecting as- sessments that yield reliable and valid clinical information regarding their clients. It will be a valuable resource for practitioners who use art therapy as an adjunct or primary therapy, and it will serve to enhance clinical skills, making \PMZIXaUWZMMٺMK\Q^MNWZMIKPXI\QMV\_PWXIZ\QKQXI\M[QV the assessment process.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
IMPROVISATIONAL © 1997 THE HANDBOOK OF MODELS OF 206 pp., (7 x 10) SCHOOL ART THERAPY 26 il. Introducing Art Therapy Into MUSIC THERAPY paper | $44.95 a School System By Kenneth E. Bruscia 978-0-398-06741-0 By Janet Bush© 1987 | 606 pp., (7 x 10), 11 il., 38 tables ebook | $44.95 978-0-398-09036-4 This book explains the design, development, and implemen- paper | $79.95 | 978-0-398-06040-4 tation of art therapy in a school setting. It concentrates on ebook | $79.95 | 978-0-398-08247-5 art therapy as an approach to the education and treatment of students in preschool through grade twelve. It providesThe purpose of this book is to provide a a comprehensive treatment of the body of knowledge oncomprehensive source of reference on the which art therapy was founded and on which it continues touse of musical improvisation in therapy. grow today. Included are a rationale for the use of art thera-The book contains an introduction to the py in the schools; roles and responsibilities of art therapists;fundamentals of improvisational music _WZSQVOI[XIZ\WN I[KPWWT\MIU#QV[MZ^QKMIVL[\IٺLM^MT-therapy (Unit One), a detailed synopsis of WXUMV\IK\Q^Q\QM[#QLMV\QÅKI\QWVI[[M[[UMV\IVL\ZMI\UMV\W^MZ \_MV\aÅ^M UWLMT[ WN \PMZIXa \PI\ WN [\]LMV\[# M`XTWZI\QWV WN [XMKQÅK IZMI[ WN QUXTMUMV\I-have been developed over the last thirty \QWV#IVMٺMK\Q^MIXXZWIKP\WX]JTQKZMTI\QWV[#IVLXZWOZIUyears (Units Two through Nine), and a funding. This handbook is intended as a single source ofsynthesis of the various models into ba- authoritative information on the profession’s current chal-sic principles of clinical practice (Unit lenges. It is not only designed for professional art therapists,<MV ;XMKQÅK UWLMT[ LM[KZQJML QVKT]LM\" educators, counselors, school psychologists, and social work-creative music therapy; free improvisa- ers but for many others, within the helping professions andtion therapy; analytical music therapy; on the outside, who are interested in the application of artM`XMZQUMV\ITQUXZW^Q[I\QWV\PMZIXa#7Zٺ therapy in the schools.improvisation models; paraverbal therapy,and other miscellaneous models. Each © 2013 CLINICAL IMPROVISATIONmodel has been described according to 118 pp., (8.5 x11) TECHNIQUES IN MUSICthe same basic outline. Improvisational Mod- 11 il. THERAPY: A GUIDE FORels of Music Therapy _QTTJMIJMVMÅKQIT\M`\ STUDENTS, CLINICIANSto music educators, practicing and student spiral | $27.95 AND EDUCATORSmusic therapists and mental health profes- 978-0-398-08890-3sionals. By Debbie Carroll & Claire Lefebvre ebook | $27.95 PRICES IN 978-0-398-08891-0 Clinical Improvisation Techniques in Music Therapy: A Guide for THIS CATALOG Students, Clinicians and Educators provides a clear and system- ARE SUBJECT TO atic approach to understanding and applying improvisa- CHANGE WITHOUT tional techniques. It is inspired by the taxonomy of clinical improvisation techniques as described by Kenneth Bruscia NOTICE. in his book, Improvisational Models of Music Therapy. Based on years of their own experimenting with the teach-92 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ing of improvisation, the authors have evolved a particular developmental sequence for introducing basic techniques of improvising and applying them through role-play exer- cises that have been sensitively designed to bring out one’s innate musicality and one’s empathic regard. This “hands- WVºO]QLMN]TÅTT[\PMVMMLNWZIKTMIZXZWKM[[WZQMV\MLIX- proach to mastering clinical improvisation techniques, and in a style that can be understood not only by music therapy students, clinicians and educators but also by health care administrators and providers alike. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
DANCE/MOVEMENT SELF-ESTEEM, THERAPISTS IN ACTION RECOVERY AND THE PERFORMING ARTS A Working Guide to A Textbook and Guide for Research Options Mental Health Practitioners, (3rd Ed.) Educators and Students By Robyn Flaum Cruz & Cynthia F. Berrol By Donna Douglass© 2019 Dance/Movement Therapists in Action fosters aware- © 2011286 pp., (7 x 10) ness of the living body, honors diverse ways of working, 258 pp., (7 x 10), 6 il., 5 tables9 il., 9 tables and leads toward creative expression and integration. This edited text, written by authors with exemplary cre- ebook | $39.95 | 978-0-398-08608-4paper | $44.95 dentials, spans and illuminates a breadth of investigative978-0-398-09245-0 inquiry approaches and models to all students, clinicians, This book was created for readers interested and researchers interested in dance/movement therapy in expanding their knowledge on recoveryebook | $44.95 (DMT) research. The text highlights two basic research programs for people with a serious mental978-0-398-09246-7 frameworks—quantitative (objective) and qualitative (in- illness. Drawing on current knowledge and terpretative)—including their underlying philosophic and her own extensive experience, the author theoretical tenets. The authors’ goal has been to create provides a thorough overview of a recovery a comprehensible, accessible book that is readable and program that will: (1) provide the informa- engaging: one that contains accepted research proto- tion and tools needed to implement a per- cols in conjunction with practical information written in forming arts recovery program; (2) address “nontechnical” terms. Many examples are incorporated the need for innovative programs promoting throughout the text to clarify and amplify each of the ZMKW^MZa# XZW^QLM I VM_ ZMKW^MZa UWL- el for use in the arts therapies and related ^IZQW][ ZM[MIZKP WX\QWV[ <PQ[ ^WT]UM _QTT IٺWZL LIVKM ÅMTL[# IVL WٺMZ IK\Q^Q\QM[ \PI\ KIV JM movement therapists the tools to conduct research related adapted for people with other disabilities. to both clinical practice and academic inquiry. Additionally, the book contains pertinent information on publicity and programs, THE ART AND SCIENCE costumes, sets and props, and theme shows. OF EVALUATION IN THE The appendix contains a wealth of supple- mentary information, including program ARTS THERAPIES guides and sample forms. This unique text How Do You Know What’s Working? will be a valuable resource to mental health practitioners, educators, students in men- (2nd Ed.) \IT PMIT\P IVL ZMTI\ML ÅMTL[ IVL NWZ \PW[M interested in starting a community musical By Robyn Flaum Cruz & Bernard Feder theatre company for people with a serious mental illness and other disabilities.© 2013 <PQ[VL-LNWTTW_[\PM\ZILQ\QWVWN \PMÅZ[\MLQ\QWVI[JW\P420 pp., (7 x 10) an introductory text and a handbook in evaluation and as- CREATIVE THERAPIES | 9311 il., 5 tables sessment in the creative arts therapies. It was written to be useful both for graduate students in the arts therapies train-hard | $73.95 ing programs, doctoral programs, and for practitioners in the978-0-398-08852-1 ÅMTL_PW_IV\O]QLMTQVM[NWZLM^MTWXQVOIVLQUXTMUMV\QVOpaper | $53.95 M^IT]I\QWVXZWOZIU[<PMÅZ[\[MK\QWVLMIT[_Q\PN]VLIUMV-978-0-398-08853-8 tals and principles that apply to all evaluation, qualitative as well as quantitative. This general treatment is followed byebook | $53.95978-0-398-08854-5 KPIX\MZ[ \PI\ LMIT _Q\P [XMKQÅK IXXZWIKPM[ \W M^IT]I\QWV\" psychometric, clinical or intuitive, and behavioral. The im- plications for evaluation of the three major philosophical orientations (psychodynamic, existential, and behavioral) are discussed. The last section focuses on evaluation procedures in art therapy, dance/movement therapy, and music thera- XaKWV\ZQJ]\MLJaQVLQ^QL]IT[_PWPI^M[XMKQÅKM`XMZ\Q[MQV those areas. Existing procedures are reviewed and emerging trends are examined. The book’s purpose is not to provide formulas or recipes but rather to help therapists relate their evaluation program to their goals, to identify what they are interested in evaluating, and to design the kind of evaluation program that can do what the therapist wants it to do.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
PHOTO ART THERAPY INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES A Jungian Perspective IN MUSIC THERAPY By Jerry L. Fryrear & EDUCATION AND TRAINING Irene E. Corbit Adapting to a Changing World © 1992 | 220 pp., (7 x 10), 24 il. By Karen D. Goodman paper | $45.95 | 978-0-398-06137-1 International Perspectives in Music Therapy Education and Train- ebook | $45.95 | 978-0-398-08221-5 ing: Adapting to a Changing World \PM ÅZ[\ IV\PWTWOa WN Q\[PHOTO ART THERAPY: A JUNGIAN kind, edited by Professor Karen Goodman, brings notedPERSPECTIVE illuminates and guidesthe reader through new possibilities for © 2015 educators from Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, In-art therapy practice, approached by the 364 pp., (7 x 10) dia, Ireland, Israel, Korea, Norway, the United Kingdomauthors as a creative interaction with 19 il., 3 tables and the United States together to speak to the challengeLQٺMZMV\ IZ\Q[\QK UMLQI IVL \PMZIXM]\QKmethods. Although the book is based on hard | $69.95 \W ILIX\ QV _Ia[ JW\P [UITT IVL TIZOM \PI\ IٺMK\ U][QKJungian theory and practice, the authors therapy education and training. Divided into three parts,carefully explore cooperation with other chapters interrelate to consider program design, multicul-therapeutic perspectives, all of which arein keeping with Jung’s belief in transcen- 978-0-398-08117-1 tural identity and the ongoing and emerging needs of adent universals and multifaceted thera- discipline. The book is an unparalleled resource for aca-peutic practices. The book is divided into ebook | $69.95 demic advisors, prospective and current educators, clinicalfour sections: Self-Understanding, Alle- 978-0-398-08118-8 supervisors, clinicians and students of music therapy.viating Distress and Symptoms, GroupTherapy, and Discussion. Wherever “Dr. Clements-Cortes, in a Musicpossible and practical, photo art therapywork done by clients as illustrations of the Therapy Today book review, statesconcepts is included. The text not only ‘the music therapy community isdemonstrates innovative ways of com-bining artistic media but allows clients fortunate to have this new textto articulate the inner workings of thetherapeutic process through an engaging ... highly recommended to musicseries of dialogues and narrations. Thebook establishes a twofold landmark in therapy educators, clinicians, andelucidating art thera-py’s close and vitalconnections to both phototherapy and the ”allied health care professionals.discipline of Jungian psychotherapy. © 2011 MUSIC THERAPY EDUCATION94 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 342 pp., (7 x 10) AND TRAINING 3 tables From Theory to Practice paper | $54.95 978-0-398-08610-7 By Karen D. Goodman ebook | $54.95 Written by a senior clinician and educator in order to meet 978-0-398-08611-4 the needs of prospective and current educators, clinical supervisors and students of music therapy, this book pro- vides an overview and detailed commentary about all as- pects of professional and advanced education and training in music therapy. As we consider the ongoing challenges in the United States and throughout the world to devel- op curriculum that is appropriate to various degree levels and changing professional entry standards, this book will prove an important resource. With a foreword by Dr. Su- zanne Hanser and appendices which include a listing and analysis of sixty years of books published in music therapy, this book is an invaluable addition to the music therapy literature. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
© 2000 ARTISTIC INQUIRY IN THE ART174 pp., (7 x 10) DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPY THERAPISTS’ PRIMER A Clinical Guide to Writingpaper | $29.95 Creative Research Alternatives Assessments, Diagnosis,978-0-398-07109-7 By Lenore Wadsworth Hervey and Treatmentebook | $29.95 (2nd Ed.)978-0-398-08318-2 <PQ[ JWWS WٺMZ[ I KWUXMTTQVO ZM[MIZKP IT\MZVI\Q^M NWZ dance/movement (and other creative arts) therapists who By Ellen G. Horovitz recognize how valuable artistic ways of knowing are to the theory and practice of their profession. It encour- © 2014 | 380 pp. (7 x 10), 102 il., ages participation in a mode of inquiry that invites fully 2 tables (includes a DVD) authentic engagement, inspires excitement about discov- MZa IVL J]QTL[ KWVÅLMVKM QV IJQTQ\QM[ \W KWV\ZQJ]\M \W \PM hard | $74.95 | 978-0-398-08110-2 professional body of research literature. Artistic inquiry is ebook | $64.95 | 978-0-398-08111-9 LMÅVMLI[ZM[MIZKP\PI\\"][M[IZ\Q[\QKUM\PWL[WN OI\P- ering, analyzing, and/or presenting data; (2) engages in This landmark publication has been thor- IVLIKSVW_TMLOM[IKZMI\Q^MXZWKM[[#IVLQ[UW\Q^I\ML oughly revised and brought up to date and determined by the aesthetic values of the researcher(s). in the 2nd Ed.. Doctor Ellen G. Horovitz <PM[M \PZMM LMÅVQVO KPIZIK\MZQ[\QK[ IZM \PMWZM\QKITTa IVL [PIZM[W^MZ\PQZ\aÅ^MaMIZ[WN M`XMZQMVKMI[ practically examined in depth and accompanied by ex- she transliterates evidence-based art thera- amples of artistic inquiry relevant to dance/movement py into medical terminology. This treatise therapy. Interdisciplinary support for the validity of artistic spells out the how-to’s behind producing QVY]QZaQ[LZI_VNZWUIZQKPÅMTLWN ZM[W]ZKM[QVKT]LQVO art therapy assessments, process notes, sig- philosophy, social sciences, education, and the arts. Still/ VQÅKIV\ [M[[QWV[ WJRMK\Q^M[ IVL UWLITQ\QM[ Here, a multimedia dance work by Bill T. Jones, is present- termination summaries and internet-based ed as a work of art that can be viewed as artistic inquiry. assessments into translatable documenta- The book concludes with recommendations for the promo- tion, designed to dovetail within an interdis- tion and evaluation of artistic inquiry projects. Through- ciplinary medical model. This step-by-step out, it upholds a vision of research as a vital, satisfying, methodology fashions these reports, places and essential part of a dance/movement therapist’s career. art therapy on equal footing with all men- tal health workers and generates records, SPIRITUAL ART THERAPY which serves as points of departure for fu- An Alternate Path ture practitioners. The experienced clini- (3rd Ed.) cian will gather pertinent skills to enhance his or her practice. The student or seasoned By Ellen G. Horovitz graduate will harness the necessary arma- ment to write clinically-based reports that© 2017 In this exceptional new third edition, the author has re- [MZ^M I[ I UWLMT NWZ \PM ÅMTL IVL ML]KI-230 pp., (7 x 10) 47 il., tained the intent to animate the spiritual dimension that tors can use this manual as a teaching tool.3 tables (includes DVD) exists within all of us and embrace its resource for growth This must-have reference manual amasses and change. Tapping into a person’s belief system and spir- information that will serve as a compan-paper | $37.95 itual dimension provides clinicians with information that ion guide for every art therapist (neophyte978-0-398-09188-0 can impact both assessment and treatment. By drawing or seasoned) to formulate clinical reports, on sources in the literature of religion, psychodynamics, and it will aid clients towards a trajectoryebook | $37.95 systems theory, sociology, art, and ethics, the author lays a of wellness, recovery and, above all, health.978-0-398-09189-7 foundation for discovering and measuring clients’ spiritual sensibilities and search for personal meaning of their rela- CREATIVE THERAPIES | 95 tionship to God. The role of yoga and art therapy, includ- ing the importance of moving forward into life with great- er resiliency and independence, is examined. An excellent resource for increased knowledge and sensitivity, the book is designed for art therapists, mental health workers, social workers, educational therapists, pastoral counselors, psy- chologists, psychiatrists, and other creative art therapists. MOST OF OUR TITLES ARE AVAILABLE AS E-BOOKS AND CAN BE PUR- CHASED THROUGH OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.CCTHOMAS.COM.CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
VISUALLY SPEAKING © 2011 ASSESSMENT IN Art Therapy and the Deaf 384 pp., (7 x 10) DRAMA THERAPY 48 il., 16 tables By Ellen G. Horovitz By David Read Johnson, Susana Pendzik hard | $73.95 & Stephen Snow© 2007 | 250 pp., (7 x 10), 71 il., 5 tables 978-0-398-08684-8 This book is a comprehensive survey of the current state of paper | $39.95 | 978-0-398-07716-7 paper | $53.95 I[[M[[UMV\QV\PMÅMTLWN LZIUI\PMZIXa,ZIUI\PMZIXa ebook | $39.95 | 978-0-398-08528-5 978-0-398-08685-5 assessment methods must be embedded within the disci- pline’s core philosophy, and thus drama therapy will notDeafness may or may not be considered a ebook | $53.95 LM^MTWXN]TTaI[IVQVLMXMVLMV\ÅMTL]V\QTQ\KIVOMVMZI\M¹LQ[IJQTQ\aºJa\PW[MIټQK\ML_Q\PI]LQ\W- 978-0-398-08686-2 Q\[ W_V I[[M[[UMV\ KZQ\MZQI IVL UM\PWL[ ;XMKQÅK \WXQK[ZaTW[[J]\Q\Q[QVLMMLIXPa[QKITLQٺMZMVKM QVKT]LM\" PQ[\WZa WN I[[M[[UMV\ QV \PM ÅMTL WN LZIUIthat has resulted in a language system. therapy; (2) concepts and practices of assessment in dra-From language springs culture, and Deaf UI \PMZIXa# [\I\M WN \PM IZ\ QV LZIUI \PMZIXa I[[M[[-language is indeed a cultivation that cel- UMV\# ,QIOVW[\QK:WTM8TIaQVO<M[\# ,ZIUI<PMZIXaebrates such ethnology. As a result, most Role Play Interview; (6) Six Piece Story-Making Test; (7)of the authors in this book recognize that assessment through Role Theory; (8) Embodiment-Projec-discernment when referring to the “Deaf ” tion-Role; (9) Six Key Model; (10) use of the Genogram,culture and their unique, pictorial, sign Spectrogram, and Role Reversal; (11) Dutch Drama Ob-language. Sign language vibrates through servation Method; (12) Self-Space-Other Assessment Ap-space as a three-dimensional language XZWIKP# )LWTM[KMV\ )[[M[[UMV\# :MPMIZ[IT[ NWZsystem, which arcs in past, present, and Growth Assessment of Couples; and (15) Combined Stan-future just by mere body positioning and dardized and Individualized Assessment. The informationfacial expression. This enchanting lan- KWV\IQVMLQV\PQ[JWWSZMÆMK\[\PMWVOWQVOQUXZW^MUMV\[guage crosses culture and is indeed classi- and developments of the early assessment instruments andÅMLKWLQÅMLIVL]VQY]MTaQ\[W_V[a[\MU introduces others that have been recently developed. ThisBecause of the complexity of this pictorial book will serve as a foundation for both further explorationsystem, (from a developmental, cognitive, and new initiatives in assessment by the next generation ofand emotional standpoint), invited contri- drama therapists.butions from some of the foremost author-ities on Deafness pepper these readings. As © 1999 ESSAYS ON THE CREATIVEmany of the contributors note, there has 228 pp., (7 x 10) ARTS THERAPIESbeen an antiquated prejudice against Deaf 14 il., 12 tablesculture and a reluctance to treat those who Imaging the Birth of a Professionare Deaf in an appropriate fashion. The paper | $39.95authors in this volume have refuted the 978-0-398-06974-2 By David Read Johnsonmistaken conviction that Deaf individualslack creativity, intelligence or the insight ebook | $39.95 This book is a compilation of the author’s essays concern-to be helped through psychotherapy and/ 978-0-398-08346-5 ing the integration of the creative arts therapy disciplinesor mental health services. Celebrating the (art, dance, drama, music, and poetry) into one larger or-unique strengths of Deaf individuals while ganization representing their clinical, scholarly, and publicrejecting the focus on their weaknesses is policy activities. This is a book about rites of passage, aboutsprinkled throughout the pages of this naivete and maturity, about growing up. It is about poeticsJWWS 1VLMML \PQ[ WٺMZ[ I ^IV\IOM XWQV\ and politics, about the tremendous potential to contributethat is both optimistic and realistic. And to the public welfare and the deep fears of collaborationbest of all, there are chapters, which will and dialogue. Throughout this book, the author takes thesensitize, inform, and inspire. position that joining together clinically, academically, and WZOIVQbI\QWVITTa_QTTJMJMVMÅKQIT\W\PMPMIT\PWN \PMÅMTL96 | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES as well as that of its clients; that the various disciplines are LQ^QLMLWVTaJa\PMVI\]ZMWN \PMLQٺMZMV\IZ\Q[\QKUMLQI not by fundamental theoretical or political agendas. These ^IZQW][ M[[Ia[ WٺMZ XMZ[WVIT UMLQ\I\QWV XWTMUQKIT IZO]- ment, practical advice, serious theorizing, and some comic relief. Throughout, you will sense the author’s struggle to express simultaneously his love for and impatience with this, his dear profession, being too quietly born. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com
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