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OverviewLearn how to apply positive psychiatry to increase patient collaboration and help patients increase resilience and competencies: Presents over 40 applications Full of case vignettes and stories Explores recovery-oriented care A highly practical book for all mental health professionals wanting to know how to apply positive psychiatry in their daily work Positive psychiatry is the science and practice of psychiatry and clinical psychology that seeks to understand and promote wellbeing among people who have or are at high risk of developing mental health problems. In this new approach, the person takes center stage, not the disease, and the focus is not only on repairing the worst, but also on creating the best in our patients. The authors from the fields of medicine and clinical psychology present over 40 applications and many cases and stories to illustrate the four pillars of positive psychiatry: positive psychology, solution-focused brief therapy, the recovery-oriented approach, and nonspecific factors. The book shows how mental health professionals can significantly increase patient collaboration to co-create preferred outcomes through discovering possibilities and competencies and through building hope, optimism, and gratitude. Essential reading for psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, other professionals working in the field of mental health care as well as students who want to take a positive focus to make psychiatry faster, lighter, and yes, more fun. We have high hopes that positive psychiatry will become a firm part of the psychiatry of the future. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Fredrike Bannink , Frenk PeetersPublisher: Hogrefe Publishing Imprint: Hogrefe Publishing ISBN: 9780889375772ISBN 10: 0889375771 Pages: 182 Publication Date: 15 November 2020 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsForeword by Dilip Jeste Introduction Paradigm Changes For Whom Is This Book Written? Chapter 1: Two Paradigm Changes Paradigm Change 1: People Take Center Stage, Not the Disease Paradigm Change 2: Synthesis in Addition to Analysis Psychiatry of the Future Chapter 2: Positive Psychiatry What Is Positive Psychiatry Positive Psychology The Solution-Focused Approach Recovery-Oriented Approach Nonspecific Factors . Culture Change Chapter 3: Recovery-Oriented Approach by Gerald Jordan and Larry Davidson What Is Recovery? What Can Practitioners Do to Promote Recovery? A Recovery-Oriented Model for Mental Health Service Delivery Chapter 4: The Applications A Focus on Strengths Resilience Further Positive Psychology Applications Further Solution-Focused Applications Online Interventions Chapter 5: Reflection Reflection by Practitioners Positive (Peer) Supervision Feedback by Patients Future Vision Chapter 6: Frequently Asked Questions Epilogue Lists of Stories, Cases, Applications, Tables, & Figures References Online Resources Subject Index Author IndexReviewsPracticing Positive Psychiatry provides a forward-looking, life-affirming approach to working with patients who suffer from acute and chronic mental illness and ... if the clinical results are indeed as positive as indicated, then I whole-heartedly applaud the new paradigm described in Practicing Positive Psychiatry.;Reviewed by Gerald P. Perman, MD, DLFAPA, in Capital Psychiatry, 2021 Practicing Positive Psychiatry provides a forward-looking, life-affirming approach to working with patients who suffer from acute and chronic mental illness and ... if the clinical results are indeed as positive as indicated, then I whole-heartedly applaud the new paradigm described in Practicing Positive Psychiatry.;Reviewed by Gerald P. Perman, MD, DLFAPA, in Capital Psychiatry, 2021; Practicing Positive Psychiatry provides a forward-looking, life-affirming approach to working with patients who suffer from acute and chronic mental illness and ... if the clinical results are indeed as positive as indicated, then I whole-heartedly applaud the new paradigm described in Practicing Positive Psychiatry.;Reviewed by Gerald P. Perman, MD, DLFAPA, in Capital Psychiatry, 2021;In a nutshell, this book is about the practice of hope. It begins with a promise – “From what’s wrong to what’s strong” – and throughout the pages this promise comes alive and is realized through various exercises, illustrative case studies, and tools. The text is not only useful for students and interested readers – it also carries great value for clinicians. For practitioners, the book offers a comprehensive, integrative and accessible theory-based intervention methods, compelling ideas and engaging practical tools. For scholars, it can serve as an important starting point, orienting readers to relevant and central concepts and theories, and laying the groundwork for a deeper and more substantive further exploration. This book’s strength lies not only in its conceptual clarity and organization of core foundational principles of positive psychiatry, but also in its capability to apply these ideas.; Reviewed by Pninit Russo-Netzer, PhD, University of Haifa, Israel, in British Journal of Psychology (2022), 113, 348-349; Practicing Positive Psychiatry provides a forward-looking, life-affirming approach to working with patients who suffer from acute and chronic mental illness and ... if the clinical results are indeed as positive as indicated, then I whole-heartedly applaud the new paradigm described in Practicing Positive Psychiatry.;Reviewed by Gerald P. Perman, MD, DLFAPA, in Capital Psychiatry, 2021;In a nutshell, this book is about the practice of hope. It begins with a promise - From what's wrong to what's strong - and throughout the pages this promise comes alive and is realized through various exercises, illustrative case studies, and tools. The text is not only useful for students and interested readers - it also carries great value for clinicians. For practitioners, the book offers a comprehensive, integrative and accessible theory-based intervention methods, compelling ideas and engaging practical tools. For scholars, it can serve as an important starting point, orienting readers to relevant and central concepts and theories, and laying the groundwork for a deeper and more substantive further exploration. This book's strength lies not only in its conceptual clarity and organization of core foundational principles of positive psychiatry, but also in its capability to apply these ideas.; Reviewed by Pninit Russo-Netzer, PhD, University of Haifa, Israel, in British Journal of Psychology (2022), 113, 348-349; Author InformationFredrike P. Bannink, PhD, is a clinical psychologist, child psychologist, and lawyer. She is a trainer and supervisor of the Dutch Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapy (VGCt) and cofounder and chair of the Positive CBT section. She is also founder and chair of the Special Interest Group Positive CBT of the European Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies (EABCT). Fredrike has a therapy, training, coaching and mediation practice based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. She is a pioneer in recognizing and describing the possibilities of working with a positive focus in many different fields, such as (mental) healthcare, education, and law. She is an international keynote speaker, trainer, and author of around 50 books. Frenk Peeters, MD, is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist. He is Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Department of Clinical Psychological Science, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht University, Maastricht, The Netherlands. Frenk is specifically interested in improving and renewing treatments for mood disorders; his practice utilizes both the problem-focused as well as the solutionfocused approach. He has (co-)authored more than 150 peer-reviewed papers and book chapters, mostly in the field of mood disorders. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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