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Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Acute Inpatient Mental Health Units: Working with Clients, Staff and the Milieu |
Isabel Clarke; Hannah Wilson
Routledge
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Acute Inpatient Mental Health Units: Working with Clients, Staff and the Milieu
The use of formulation in inpatient settings
Authors

FIONA KENNEDY

ARI Id

1666244288240_15187500

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

57-80

DOI

10.4324/9780203596845-14

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
PART I Setting the scene
27-28
CBT on the wards: Standards and aspirations
JOHN HANNA
29-39
New ways of working and the provision of CBT in the inpatient setting
PETER KINDERMAN
40-47
The service user perspective
MARIE
48-56
The use of formulation in inpatient settings
FIONA KENNEDY
57-80
PART II Individual CBT in the inpatient setting
81-82
Pioneering a cross-diagnostic approach founded in cognitive science
ISABEL CLARKE
83-94
Working with overwhelming emotion: Depression, anxiety and anger
ISABEL CLARKE; HANNAH WILSON
95-101
Making sense of psychosis in crisis
BERNADETTE FREEMANTLE; ISABEL CLARKE
102-109
Working with personality disorders in an acute psychiatric ward
JOHN McGOWAN
110-130
PART III Working with the staff group to create a therapeutic culture
131-132
Running re¯ective practice groups on an inpatient unit
133-146
Working with crisis: The role of the clinical psychologist in a psychiatric intensive care unit
SUZANNE SAMBROOK
147-160
Training acute inpatient ward staff to use CBT techniques
CHEÂ ROSEBERT; CHRIS HALL
161-176
PART IV CBT group work
177-178
The `Making Friends with Yourself&s; and the `What Is Real and What Is Not&s; groups
GRAHAM HILL; ISABEL CLARKE; HANNAH WILSON
179-190
Running an emotional coping skills group based on dialectical behaviour therapy
AMANDA RENDLE; HANNAH WILSON
191-200
PART V The challenge of evaluating this service
201-202
Evaluating short-term CBT in an acute adult inpatient unit
CAROLINE DURRANT; ABIGAIL TOLLAND
203-214
Conclusion
ISABEL CLARKE; HANNAH WILSON
215-216
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