10. Rural Practice

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword xi
4. Introduction xxv
5. I. Basic Concepts in HIV/AIDS Mental Health
6. 1. Understanding HIV/AIDS Using the Biopsychosocial/ Spiritual Model 3
7. 2. Psychotherapy and Counseling: Bending the Frame 23
8. 3. Countertransference Issues in HIV-Related Psychotherapy 39
9. 4. Spirituality 52
10. 5. Grief and Loss in HIV/AIDS Work 67
11. 6. Cross-Cultural Mental Health Care 82
12. 7. The Role of Psychiatry in HIV Care 98
13. 8. Secondary Prevention: Working with People with HIV to Prevent Transmission to Others 116
14. II. Specialized Aspects of HIV/AIDS Clinical Care
15. 9. Psychoeducational Group Work for Persons with AIDS Dementia Complex 137
16. 10. Rural Practice 157
17. 11. Mental Health Issues of HIV-Negative Gay Men 173
18. 12. Working with and for Children 190
19. III. Models of Clinical Care
20. 13. HIV Mental Health Services Integrated with Medical Care 209
21. 14. Delivering Mental Health Services to the Home 224
22. 15. Case Management: Coordination of Service Delivery for HIV-infected Individuals 241
23. 16. A Comprehensive Center for Women with HIV 257
24. IV. How Do We Know It Works?
25. 17. How Do We Know It Works? Quantitative Evaluation 275
26. 18. Qualitative Approaches to Evaluation 291
27. V. HIV Mental Health Policy and Programs
28. 19. HIV/AIDS Mental Health Care: Politics, Public Policy, and Funding Decisions 307
29. Afterword: New Treatments, New Hopes, and New Uncertainties 325
30. Appendix A: Medical Primer 335
31. Appendix B: Resources — Obtaining HIV/AIDS Information Fast 343
32. Contributors 347
33. Index 353