Reverence in healing
Subtitle: honoring strengths without trivializing suffering
By: edited by David A. Crenshaw.
Contributors: Crenshaw, David A.
Publisher: Jason Aronson
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780765706584; 9780765706607
Subjects: Healing -- Psychological aspects; Respect; Medical care
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The concept of reverence in the healing process / David A. Crenshaw; title: The power of mindsets : a personal journey to nurture dignity, hope and resilience in children / Robert Brooks; title: Reverence for spirituality in the healing process / James Garbarino; title: Reverencing the many faces of each / E. Mark Stern; title: Resiliency-based approaches and the healing process in play therapy / John Seymour; title: A strengths-based approach to dynamically oriented child psychotherapy / Steven Tuber; title: Overcoming all odds: helping young men find their strengths / Greg Barker; title: Revering the suffering and strengths of adolescent girls / Megan Barbera, Nancy Tsoubris, and Donna Zulch; title: Strengths-based approach to trauma treatment with children / Sueann Noziska; title: A competence approach to therapy with families with multiple problems / Edith Lawrence and Amanda F. Sovik-Johnston; title: Strengths-based approaches with adolescents and families of color / Jennifer Lee; title: Resilience among children and families in the midst of trauma and change / Misty Solt; title: Strengths-based therapeutic assessments of families / Lenore Strocchia-Rivera; title: Developing a focus on mental health in the head start classroom / Andrew Fussner; title: What's good for the goose : the strengths-based approach with providers / Susan Cristantiello and Andy Kuntz; title: Strengths-based healing with youth in juvenile detention / John Sorocco; title: A home of healing and reverence / Renee Fillette; title: The use of positive ethics in the supervision of doctoral psychology interns / Athena Drewes; title: Epilogue: Reverence for healers / David A. Crenshaw.