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재난정신건강 - 이론과 실제

저자 : James Halpern, Mary Tramontin | 역자: 최윤경 외 11인 | 출간 연도 : 2018

ISBN 9791157305421 ()
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저자 James Halpern, Mary Tramontin
역자 최윤경 외 11인
출간 연도 2018
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본 도서는 재난 심리학에 관한 책이자 삶에 변화를 초래하는 극적인 사건으로 충격을 받은 사람들을 사려 깊게 돕는 방법에 관한 책이다. 주요 목적은 재난의 충격 전면에서 일하게 될 정신건강분야의 학생들과 실무자들을 지원하고 힘을 북돋아 주는 것이다. 부차적인 목적은 정신건강전문가처럼 충분한 지식을 지니지 않은 재난 대응자들이 정신건강의 역할과 그것이 얼마나 도움이 되는지를 고려할 수 있도록 준비시키는 것이다.

제1부 재난정신건강 이론

 

CHAPTER 1 서 론

CHAPTER 2 재난의 특성

CHAPTER 3 재난정신건강의 역사

CHAPTER 4 재난 반응과 위험 요인

CHAPTER 5 극심한 반응

CHAPTER 6 취약 집단

 

제2 부 재난정신건강 실제

 

CHAPTER 7 혼돈 속에서 상담의 도전

CHAPTER 8 심리적 응급처치

CHAPTER 9 심리적 응급처치 이외의 초기 개입

CHAPTER 10 디브리핑과 초기 대응자들의 재난 외상의 영향

CHAPTER 11 장기 치료: 돌봄의 지속

CHAPTER 12 재난정신건강의 미래 방향 

 

부 록 

Table of Contents

  • I. DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH THEORY.
    1. Introduction.
    2. The Characteristics of Disaster.
    3. A History of Disaster Mental Health.
    4. Reactions and Risk Factors.
    5. Extreme Reactions.
    6. Vulnerable Populations.
    II. DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE.
    7. The Challenges of Counseling in Chaos.
    8. Psychological First Aid.
    9. Early Interventions Beyond First Aid.
    10. Debriefing and the Impact of Disaster Trauma on First Responders.
    11. Long-Term Treatment: Continuity Of Care.
    12. New Directions.
    Appendices.

    • In one consolidated volume, the authors gather together current knowledge about disaster mental health that is spread out in disparate areas such as trauma studies and emergency management.
    • The book describes the more extreme reactions that people may experience after a disaster: acute stress disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other co-morbid conditions. Additionally, it covers the origins and diagnosis of complicated and traumatic grief.
    • Vulnerable populations in disasters, including children, the elderly, the disabled and the seriously mentally ill, are described in detail. Expectations regarding these populations as well as intervention recommendations are offered. The concept of vulnerability in general is examined.
    • The authors review the pros and cons of psychological debriefing as well as the culture, attributes and specifics of emergency first responders, the group for which this modality was initially intended.
    • The authors review the elements of psychological first aid and other early interventions and discuss their effectiveness.
    • Major long term treatment approaches for disaster survivors are reviewed.
    • This text provides practical, hands-on information that informs disaster mental practitioners about what they might expect when responding to a disaster.
    • The authors discuss the range of possible disasters and their attributes. Subtleties involved in differentiating between natural and human-caused disasters, and, how these and other distinctions affect people’s reactions, are provided.
    • The impact of disasters caused by terrorism/weapons of mass destruction is discussed.
    • The authors discuss common reactions as well as the stages of psychological responses to disasters. The psychophysiology of trauma exposure is reviewed.

    • Drs. James Halpern and Mary Tramontin each possess a range of experiences in many professional worlds: academia, private practice, public service, crisis counseling, forensic psychology, research, writing, consulting, collaborating with the media, and teaching disaster mental health. Together, Mary and James were part of the Disaster Mental Health Services Function of the American Red Cross Chapter in New York City. As such they were among the very first mental health professionals notified when a disaster requiring mental health intervention occurred. They have both participated in multiple disasters of different scope, intensity, magnitude and meaning. They have been in the unique position to bear witness to the effects of cataclysmic moments on those involved, and have been present to help, and shape, the healing process.

      Mary has been a Disaster Mental Health practitioner since its inception in the early nineties. She organized the first state wide training in Disaster Mental Health in Pennsylvania and currently continues to serve on the Leadership Committee of the Disaster Mental Health Services function in New York City. James is currently the Chair of the Disaster Mental Health Services Function of Ulster County, New York. He has responded to large scale national disasters in different parts of the country. Both Mary and James were among the first mental health professionals to offer mental health support on September 11th, 2001. James founded and serves as the Director of the Institute for Disaster Mental Health at the State University of New York at New Paltz. 
       

    • Disaster Mental Health: Theory and Practice 1st Edition

    • James Halpern | Mary Tramontin
      ISBN-13: 9780534534714 | ISBN-10: 0534534716
      © 2007 | Published |  352  Pages