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Evidence-based approaches to diagnosing and treating PTSD in an array of specific populations and settings
This timely, practical guide for busy professionals:
Covers strategies for those working in specialized practice settings, such as primary care facilities, prisons, and hospitals for the severely mentally ill
Offers guidelines for conducting forensic evaluations
Provides information on malingering assessment
Explores new frontiers in PTSD assessment, including neuroimaging and genetic testing
Offers practical guidance on the assessment of most recognized comorbid conditions
Discusses the roles of ethnicity, race, and culture in assessing and treating PTSD
Offers assessment strategies for specific populations, including veterans, children, and the severely impaired
Contents
Acknowledgments vii CHAPTER 1 Introduction and Overview 1
CHAPTER 2 Using Evidence-Based Practices 17
CHAPTER 3 Working With Trauma Survivors 31
CHAPTER 4 Assessing PTSD 71
CHAPTER 5 Assessing Comorbid Conditions 91
CHAPTER 6 Considering Ethnicity, Race, and Culture 103
CHAPTER 7 Conducting Forensic Evaluations 121
CHAPTER 8 Working With Children and Adolescents: Conceptual and Clinical Foundations 137
CHAPTER 9 Assessing Children and Adolescents: Evidence-Based Assessment Instruments 165
CHAPTER 10 Working With Veterans 185
CHAPTER 11 Working With Special Populations and Settings 209
CHAPTER 12 PTSD Treatments and Treatment Planning 229
CHAPTER 13 Follow-Up With Evaluation and Support 253
CHAPTER 14 Going Forward: New Frontiers and Future Directions 265
Author Index 283
Subject Index 295
