Clinical Psychology in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting

"Foreword Acknowledgments About the Editors & Contributors Introduction Section 1: Systemic Multiple Modes and Levels of Intervention Introduction to Section 1 Chapter 1: Therapy Beyond Walls: The Clinical Psychologist's Multi-level Work in the Psychiatric Ward Chapter 2: The Clinical Psychologist in an Open Inpatient Setting: A Psychoanalytic Perspective Chapter 3: Clinical Psychologists in Australian Inpatient Mental Health Units: Enhancing Effectiveness and Relevance with a Human Rights Focus Chapter 4: Ethical Challenges for Psychologists Providing Inpatient Mental Health Care Chapter 5: The Benefit of Behavior Support Plans in Psychiatric Inpatient Settings Chapter 6: Three Dynamic Roles of the Clinical Psychologist on the Acute Closed Psychiatric Ward Chapter 7: The Development of a Recovery-oriented Tool for Work with Patients in the Closed Forensic Ward Chapter 8: On Trying to Stay Sane in Insane Places: A Personal Account of a Clinical Psychologist's Challenges on the Psychiatric Inpatient Ward Chapter 9: A Path Taken: A Psychologist's Professional Journey within the Psychiatric Inpatient System Section 2: Psychotherapeutic Interventions in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting Introduction to Section 2 Chapter 10: All Brief Therapy is not Created Equal: The Contribution of Psychology to Short-stay Mental Health Inpatient Admissions Chapter 11: Continuity Model of Care: Working Across Acute Inpatient to Community-based Clinical Psychology Chapter 12: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis on the Inpatient Unit: The Role of the Clinical Psychologist Chapter 13: Psychotherapy in an Inpatient Ward: A Clinical Psychologist’s Use of Psychoanalytic Informed Work with Adult Survivors of Childhood Trauma Chapter 14: Mentalization and Psychotherapy: A Way to Understand Patient Violence on the Psychiatric Inpatient Unit Chapter 15: The Clinical Psychologist’s Work in a Forensic Psychiatry Ward: Building a Transitional Space for Individuals with Mental Disorders who Committed Crimes Section 3: Assessment and Psychodiagnosis in Mental Health Inpatient Settings Introduction to Section 3 Chapter 16: Psychodynamic Psychological Testing in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting: A Way of Listening, Learning, and Holding Patients and Psychotherapists Chapter 17: ""Listening to the Music of the Mind"": The Uses of Psychological Assessment in the Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorders in a State Psychiatric Center Chapter 18: The Role of Psychological Testing in an Inpatient Psychiatric Setting: A Mentalizing Approach Section 4: Clinical Psychology Internship and Supervision in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting Introduction to Section 4 Chapter 19: A Clinical Psychology Intern's Experience of Training in an Inpatient Unit: No Training Wheels Chapter 20: The Benefits and Challenges of Clinical Psychology Internships in Psychiatric Inpatient Settings Chapter 21: The Most Difficult Lesson: The Impact of Patient Suicide on Training in an Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital Chapter 22: An Intern's Experience on an Acute Closed Ward: ""From a Shadow to a Bird"": The Psychotherapeutic Process of Mr. B Editors’ Perspectives and Closing Remarks Chapter 23: Weaving with a Relational Thread: The Clinical Psychologist’s Use of Empathy in Work in the Mental Health Inpatient Setting Chapter 24: Concluding Thoughts: Past and Present Trends, Future Directions"