Working with People at High Risk of Developing Psychosis A Treatment Handbook 1st Edition by Jean Addington, Shona Francey, Anthony P Morrison ISBN 0470034173 9780470034170

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ISBN 10: 0470034173 
ISBN 13: 9780470034170
Author: Jean Addington, Shona Francey, Anthony P Morrison

Working with People at High Risk of Developing Psychosis A Treatment Handbook 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Understanding Psychosis and Risk Factors

• What is Psychosis?

• Early Warning Signs and Symptoms of Psychosis

• Risk Factors for Developing Psychosis

• The Importance of Early Detection and Intervention

• Models of Psychosis: Genetic, Environmental, and Psychological Factors

Chapter 2: Identifying Individuals at High Risk

• The Concept of Ultra-High Risk (UHR) for Psychosis

• Assessing Risk: Clinical Tools and Screening Methods

• Recognizing Early Symptoms of Psychosis

• Differential Diagnosis: When Is It Not Psychosis?

• Case Studies: Identifying High-Risk Individuals in Different Settings

Part I: Approaches to Treatment and Support

Chapter 3: The Role of Psychotherapy in Early Intervention

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Psychosis

• Family Therapy and Psychoeducation

• Social Skills Training and Psychoeducation

• Developing a Therapeutic Relationship with High-Risk Individuals

Chapter 4: Pharmacological Interventions

• Medication for Preventing Psychosis: Antipsychotics and Alternatives

• The Controversy of Medication at the High-Risk Stage

• Monitoring and Managing Side Effects

• When to Consider Medication vs. Psychotherapy

• Collaborating with Other Healthcare Providers on Medication Plans

Chapter 5: The Role of Community Support

• Involvement of Family and Social Networks in Treatment

• Developing a Supportive Social Environment

• Integrating High-Risk Individuals into Community Programs

• Peer Support: Working with Mentors and Support Groups

• Case Examples: Effective Community Involvement

Part II: Specialized Treatment Models

Chapter 6: The Early Psychosis Intervention Model

• Overview of Early Psychosis Programs (EPP)

• Key Components of an Early Intervention Program

• Outcomes of Early Intervention: What the Research Shows

• Adapting the Model to Different Cultural Contexts

• Integrating Multidisciplinary Teams in Treatment

Chapter 7: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp)

• Principles of CBTp for High-Risk Individuals

• Adapting CBT for Early Stages of Psychosis

• Techniques for Managing Symptoms and Stress

• Case Examples: Applying CBTp in Practice

• Challenges and Limitations of CBTp

Chapter 8: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for High-Risk Groups

• Core Principles of ACT and its Application to Psychosis

• Focus on Psychological Flexibility and Mindfulness

• Using ACT to Address Distress and Negative Thoughts

• The Role of Values-Based Living in Recovery

• Integrating ACT with Other Treatment Approaches

Part III: Specific Populations and Settings

Chapter 9: Working with Adolescents and Young Adults at High Risk

• Adolescent Brain Development and Psychosis Risk

• Specific Challenges in Treating Young People

• Approaches to Engaging and Building Trust with Younger Clients

• Educational and Vocational Support for High-Risk Youth

• Case Studies: Successful Interventions with Young Adults

Chapter 10: Cultural Considerations in Early Intervention

• Cultural Differences in the Presentation of Psychosis

• Adapting Treatment Approaches to Diverse Populations

• Working with Immigrant and Refugee Populations at Risk

• Cultural Competency and Sensitivity in Psychosis Risk Assessment

• Case Examples: Culturally Tailored Approaches

Chapter 11: Working in Diverse Clinical Settings

• The Role of General Practitioners and Primary Care Providers

• Collaboration between Mental Health Services and Schools/Colleges

• Integrating Early Intervention in Hospital Settings

• Community Clinics and Outreach Programs for High-Risk Individuals

• Coordination of Care Across Providers and Systems

Part IV: Challenges and Future Directions

Chapter 12: Ethical Issues in Early Intervention and Risk

• The Ethics of Diagnosing and Labeling High-Risk Individuals

• Involuntary Treatment and Coercion: Legal and Ethical Considerations

• Balancing Risk Management with Autonomy and Choice

• Privacy and Confidentiality in High-Risk Populations

Chapter 13: Addressing Stigma and Social Isolation

• Understanding and Overcoming the Stigma of Psychosis

• Supporting Social Integration and Reducing Isolation

• Public Awareness and Education Campaigns

• The Role of Media in Changing Perceptions of Psychosis

• Empowering High-Risk Individuals to Share Their Stories

Chapter 14: Future Directions in High-Risk Psychosis Research and Treatment

• Advances in Genetic Research and Biomarkers for Psychosis Risk

• New Therapies and Treatments: What’s on the Horizon?

• The Role of Technology and Digital Interventions

• Early Detection Tools: What’s Next for Screening?

• Promoting Global Access to Early Intervention

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