Clinical interviewing

Pt. ONE BECOMING A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL --
ch. 1 Introduction: Philosophy and Organization --
Welcome to the Journey --
Theoretical Orientations --
Goals and Objectives of This Book --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 2 Foundations and Preparations --
Defining Clinical Interviewing --
Self-Awareness --
The Physical Setting --
Professional and Ethical Issues --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
pt. TWO LISTENING AND RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT --
ch. 3 Basic Attending, Listening, and Action Skills --
Attending Behavior --
Moving Beyond Attending --
Nondirective Listening Behaviors --
The Pull to Reassurance --
Directive Listening Behaviors --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 4 Directives: Questions and Action Skills --
Section One Using General and Therapeutic Questions --
Section Two Directive Interviewing Techniques (AKA Directives) --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources Ch. 5 Evidence-Based Relationships --
Carl Rogers's Core Conditions --
Evidence-Based Psychoanalytic and Interpersonal Relationship Concepts --
Additional Theoretical- and Evidence-Based Concepts Related to the Therapeutic Relationship --
Concluding Comments --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
pt. THREE STRUCTURING AND ASSESSMENT --
ch. 6 An Overview of the Interview Process --
Structural Models --
The Introduction: First Contact --
The Opening --
The Body --
The Closing --
Termination --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 7 Intake Interviewing and Report Writing --
What Is an Intake Interview? --
Objectives of Intake Interviewing --
Factors Affecting Intake Interview Procedures --
Brief Intake Interviewing --
The Intake Report --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 8 The Mental Status Examination --
Objectivity --
What Is a Mental Status Examination? --
The Generic Mental Status Examination When to Use Mental Status Examinations --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 9 Suicide Assessment --
Personal Reactions to Suicide --
Suicide Statistics --
Suicide Risk Factors --
Suicide Assessment Interviewing --
Suicide Intervention --
Professional Issues --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 10 Diagnosis and Treatment Planning --
Principles of Psychiatric Diagnosis --
Diagnostic Assessment: Methods and Procedures --
The Science of Clinical Interviewing: Diagnostic Reliability and Validity --
A Balanced Approach to Conducting Diagnostic Clinical Interviews --
Treatment Planning --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
pt. FOUR INTERVIEWING SPECIAL POPULATIONS --
ch. 11 Interviewing in a Diverse and Multicultural World --
Four Large Worldviews --
Other Diverse Client Populations --
Cultural Complexities and Identities --
Assessment and Culture-Bound Syndromes --
Professional Considerations --
Summary Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 12 Challenging Clients and Demanding Situations --
Challenging Clients --
Demanding Situations: Crisis and Trauma --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 13 Interviewing and Working With Young Clients --
Considerations in Working With Children --
The Introduction --
The Opening --
The Body of the Interview --
The Closing --
Termination --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 14 Principles and Tips for Interviewing Couples and Families --
Some Ironies of Interviewing Couples and Families --
Interviewing Stages and Tasks --
Special Considerations --
Summary --
Suggested Readings and Resources --
ch. 15 Interviewing in Online and Other Non-Face-to-Face (Non-FtF) Environments --
Technology as an Extension of the Self --
Non-FtF Assessment and Intervention Research --
Ethical and Practical Issues: Problems and Solutions --
Conducting Online or Non-FtF Interviews --
Summary --
Suggested Online Training Resources.