Presents a theory- and evidence-based mental health care model to meet the psychological needs of mass trauma survivors.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Metin Basoglu, MD, PhD and Professor of Psychiatry, is currently the head of Trauma Studies at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London and the director of the Istanbul Centre for Behaviour Research and Therapy, Istanbul. He is internationally recognised as one of the most prominent authorities on torture, war and earthquake trauma. In 1992 he published the edited volume Torture and Its Consequences: Current Treatment Approaches, which defined a scientific discipline at the crossroads of human rights, medicine and social sciences and established itself a classic reference book on torture. His subsequent work focussed on the development of an evidence-based mental health care model for mass trauma survivors based on brief, effective and largely self-help behavioural treatments. In recent years he published to international acclaim research articles demonstrating that the widely presumed distinction between torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatments (or 'light torture') is not supported by empirical evidence and that the latter cause more psychological damage than physical torture. His work, pointing to the need for a broader and evidence-based definition of torture, received wide attention in the fields of human rights, mental health, social sciences and law, as well as from the world media.
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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Theory: 1. A learning theory formulation of earthquake trauma 2. A learning theory formulation of torture and war trauma Part II. Assessment and Treatment: 3. Assessment 4. Control-focused behavioural treatment 5. Assessment and treatment of prolonged grief 6. An overview of treatment efficacy and mechanisms of recovery Part III. Implications for Care of Mass Trauma Survivors: 7. A mental health care model for earthquake survivors 8. Issues in care of mass trauma survivors 9. Controversies in rehabilitation of torture and war survivors Appendix I. Questionnaires Appendix II. Helping people recover from earthquake trauma: control-focused behavioural treatment delivery manual Appendix III. Self-help manual for earthquake trauma Index.
Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Theory: 1. A learning theory formulation of earthquake trauma 2. A learning theory formulation of torture and war trauma Part II. Assessment and Treatment: 3. Assessment 4. Control-focused behavioural treatment 5. Assessment and treatment of prolonged grief 6. An overview of treatment efficacy and mechanisms of recovery Part III. Implications for Care of Mass Trauma Survivors: 7. A mental health care model for earthquake survivors 8. Issues in care of mass trauma survivors 9. Controversies in rehabilitation of torture and war survivors Appendix I. Questionnaires Appendix II. Helping people recover from earthquake trauma: control-focused behavioural treatment delivery manual Appendix III. Self-help manual for earthquake trauma Index.
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