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CHAPTER Methods of Treatment

CHAPTERM ethods of TreatmentCHAPTER OUTLINETYPES OF HELPING PROFESSIONALS 104 PSYCHOTHERAPY 104 125 Psychodynamic TherapyBehavior TherapyHumanistic TherapyCognitive TherapyCognitive-Behavioral TherapyEclectic TherapyGroup, Family, and Couple TherapyEvaluating Methods of PsychotherapyMulticultural Issues in PsychotherapyEthnic Group Differences in Use of MentalHealth ServicesRacial Stereotyping and the Mental Health SystemEvaluation of DeinstitutionalizationSUMMING UP 137 138 BIOMEDICAL THERAPIES 126 130 Drug TherapyElectroconvulsive TherapyPsychosurgeryEvaluation of Biological ApproachesHOSPITALIZATION AND COMMUNITY-BASEDCARE 131 137 Roles for HospitalizationThe Community Mental Health 17-09-2007 16:41 Page 102103 Susanna A Girl, Interrupted Suicide is a form of murder premeditated murder. It isn t something you do the firsttime you think of doing it.

clinical psychologists and counseling psychologists have completed advanced gradu-ate training in psychology and obtained a license to practice psychology. Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of emotional dis-orders. The major professional groupings of helping professionals, including clinical

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