5. Oppression and Involuntary Status

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations ix
4. Preface xi
5. Part I: A Foundation for Work with Involuntary Clients
6. 1. Introduction to Involuntary Practice 1
7. 2. Legal and Ethical Foundations for Work with Involuntary Clients 19
8. 3. Effectiveness with Involuntary Clients 47
9. 4. Influencing Behaviors and Attitudes 69
10. 5. Oppression and Involuntary Status 96
11. 6. Trauma- Informed Care with Legally Mandated Involuntary Clients 139
12. Part II: Practice Strategies for Work with Involuntary Clients
13. 7. Assessing Initial Contacts in Involuntary Transactions 165
14. 8. Initial Phase Work with Individual Involuntary Clients 196
15. 9. Task- Centered Intervention with Involuntary Clients 248
16. 10. Work with Involuntary Families 298
17. 11. Work with Involuntary Groups 329
18. Part III: Practice Applications with Involuntary Prob lems and Settings
19. 12. Work with Men in Domestic Abuse Treatment 359
20. 13. Integrated Care and Health Disparities: Critical Patient- Provider Considerations 382
21. 14. Strengths- Based Strategies for Improving Quality of Life Among Dementia- Affected Older Adults and Their Care Partners 405
22. 15. Substance Abuse Treatment: A Field in the Midst of Change 418
23. 16. Work with Unmotivated Clients 434
24. 17. Bringing Up What They Don’t Want to Talk About: Use of Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) for Alcohol Misuse and Depression in a Community College Health Center 461
25. 18. Involuntary Clients in Public Schools: Solution- Focused Brief Therapy Interventions 478
26. 19. Work with Involuntary Clients in Child Welfare Settings 494
27. 20. Work with Involuntary Clients in Corrections 524
28. 21. Applying the Involuntary Perspective to Management and Supervision 540
29. 22. The Nonvoluntary Practitioner and the System 571
30. Appendix 585
31. About the Editors 589
32. Contributors 591
33. Index 599