| | Title : | Diagnosis and treatment planning skills for mental health professionals : a popular culture casebook approach |  | Material Type: | printed text |  | Authors: | Schwitzer, Alan M, Author ; Rubin, Lawrence C., Author |  | Publisher: | Sage Publications |  | Publication Date: | 2012 |  | Pagination: | xxi, 598 p. |  | Size: | 24 cm. |  | ISBN (or other code): | 978-1-412-98882-7 |  | Price: | 2240.00 |  | Languages : | English (eng) |  | Descriptors: | [LCSH]Counseling -- Case studies [LCSH]Counseling -- Methodology
 [LCSH]Managed mental health care -- Case studies
 [LCSH]Mental Disorders -- diagnosis -- United States
 [LCSH]Popular culture -- United States -- Case studies
 
 |  | Keywords: | Mental health. Counseling.
 Mental disorders.
 |  | Class number: | WM140 S415 2012 |  | Contents note: | Overview of the book -- Popular culture as a learning tool in counseling and psychotherapy -- Clinical thinking skills: diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning -- Diagnosis: understanding and using the DSM-IV-TR -- Case conceptualization: making sense of the client's concerns -- Treatment planning: designing a plan for change -- Children's characters and video game characters: the cases of Miss Piggy, Mario, Gretel, Naruto, and Snoopy -- Troubled youth in film and on stage: the cases of Edward Cullen, Jamal, Juno, Claire, and Elphaba -- Animated characters: the cases of Cleveland Brown, Jessie, Tinkerbell, Smithers, and Belle -- Adults in television sitcoms and drama: the cases of Jack Bauer, Sophia Petrillo, George Lopez, Lieutenant Commander Data, and Jack McFarland -- Characters in music, musicals, and advertising: the cases of Fred the baker, Maria, Billie Jean, Eleanor Rigby, and the Geico caveman -- Characters in literature and comics: the cases of Annie Wilkes, Miss Celie, Chief Bromden, Peter Parker, and Christopher Robin -- Epilogue -- Getting to know the clients through Internet sources, published literature, and film |  | Curricular : | BNS |  | Record link: | http://libsearch.siu.ac.th/siu/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=23521 | 
Diagnosis and treatment planning skills for mental health professionals : a popular culture casebook approach [printed text] / Schwitzer, Alan M , Author ; Rubin, Lawrence C. , Author . - Beverly Hills : Sage Publications , 2012 . - xxi, 598 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN  : 978-1-412-98882-7 : 2240.00Languages  : English (eng ) | Descriptors: | [LCSH]Counseling -- Case studies [LCSH]Counseling -- Methodology
 [LCSH]Managed mental health care -- Case studies
 [LCSH]Mental Disorders -- diagnosis -- United States
 [LCSH]Popular culture -- United States -- Case studies
 
 |  | Keywords: | Mental health. Counseling.
 Mental disorders.
 |  | Class number: | WM140 S415 2012 |  | Contents note: | Overview of the book -- Popular culture as a learning tool in counseling and psychotherapy -- Clinical thinking skills: diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning -- Diagnosis: understanding and using the DSM-IV-TR -- Case conceptualization: making sense of the client's concerns -- Treatment planning: designing a plan for change -- Children's characters and video game characters: the cases of Miss Piggy, Mario, Gretel, Naruto, and Snoopy -- Troubled youth in film and on stage: the cases of Edward Cullen, Jamal, Juno, Claire, and Elphaba -- Animated characters: the cases of Cleveland Brown, Jessie, Tinkerbell, Smithers, and Belle -- Adults in television sitcoms and drama: the cases of Jack Bauer, Sophia Petrillo, George Lopez, Lieutenant Commander Data, and Jack McFarland -- Characters in music, musicals, and advertising: the cases of Fred the baker, Maria, Billie Jean, Eleanor Rigby, and the Geico caveman -- Characters in literature and comics: the cases of Annie Wilkes, Miss Celie, Chief Bromden, Peter Parker, and Christopher Robin -- Epilogue -- Getting to know the clients through Internet sources, published literature, and film |  | Curricular : | BNS |  | Record link: | http://libsearch.siu.ac.th/siu/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=23521 | 
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