Description
Single-Session Therapy by Walk-in or Appointment is based on the idea that one session is often all a client will need and choose to attend. The option of a single-session responds to the growing need for greater accessibility and responsiveness of mental-health services. With considerable data supporting both the demand for and the effectiveness of walk-in and by-appointment single sessions, the field is expanding rapidly. This book includes many clinical examples and cultural nuances, as well as discussions of recent research, training and supervision, and implementation and administrative arrangements. This is an essential title for clinicians, program developers, and policy makers interested in providing the effective, client-responsive, economic option of one-at-a-time single-session therapy on a walk-in or by-appointment basis.
Table of Contents
About the Contributors
Section 1: Editors’ Introduction
1. Single-Session/One-at-a-Time Walk-In Therapy
Michael F. Hoyt, Monte Bobele, Arnold Slive, Jeff Young, & Moshe Talmon
Section 2: Administrative
2. The Three Top Reasons Why Walk-In Single Sessions Make Perfect Sense
Arnold Slive & Monte Bobele
3. Single-Session Therapy: The Misunderstood Gift that Keeps On Giving
Jeff Young
4. Change in the Winds: The Growth of Walk-In Therapy Clinics in Ontario, Canada
Karen Young
5. Twenty-Five Years of Walk-In Single Sessions at the Eastside Family Centre: Clinical and Research Dimensions
Janet Stewart, Nancy McElheran, Harry Park, Bruce Maclaurin, Cindy Fang, Margaret Oakander, & Alexandra Robinson
6. The Walk-In Counseling Model: Research and Advocacy
Leslie Josling & Cheryl-Anne Cait
7. Development of a Single-Session Family Program at Child and Youth Mental- Health Services, Southern Melbourne
Rachel Barbara-May, Paul Denborough, & Tess McGrane
8. Single-Session Therapy in the Majority World: Addressing the Challenge of Service Delivery in Cambodia and the Implications for Other Global Contexts
John Miller, Jason Platt, & Kevin M. Conroy
9. Walk-In Counseling Center of Minneapolis/St. Paul: The Magic of Our Model for Clients and Volunteers.
Mary Weeks & Lori Zook-Stanley
Section 3: Clinical
10. The Eternal Now: On Becoming and Being a Single-Session Therapist
Moshe Talmon
11. Single-Session Therapy: Stories, Structures, Themes, Cautions, and Prospects
Michael F. Hoyt
12. One...Two...Three Ways to Help You Today: Therapeutic Models in a Single-Session Therapy Program
Monica Barnes, Patricia Carruthers, & Maja Gigovic
13. Working Within the Client’s Cultural Context in Single-Session Therapy
Terry Soo-Hoo
14. Coming In for Tune-Ups: A Family’s Experience of Episodic Long-Term Single-Session Therapy at the Bouverie Centre, Melbourne
Karen Story
15. Westside Stories: Walk-In and Single-Session Therapy in San Antonio
Monte Bobele, Chrystal Fullen, Brittany Houston, Ashlee Martinez, Lacey Moffat, & Jeanette Santos
16. Single-Session Walk-Ins as a Collaborative Learning Community at the Houston-Galveston Institute
Susan Levin, Adriana Gil-Wilkerson, & Sylvia Rapini De Yatim
17. Co-Crafting Take-Home Documents at the Walk-In
Scot Cooper & "Ariane"
18. Coincidence Favors the Prepared Mind: Single Sessions with Couples in Sweden
Martin Söderquist
19. Terapia Breve Sin Cita: Collaboration with a Marginalized Community in Mexico City
Irma J. Rodriguez
20. Reflections on Providing Single-Session Therapy in Post-Disaster Haiti
Brian Guthrie
21. Some Ways to End an SST
Michael F. Hoyt & Robert Rosenbaum
Section 4: Supervisory
22. The First Time: Teaching Skills that Prepare Interns and New Therapists for Walk-In Counseling
Joanna Bedggood
23. Supervision and the Single-Session Therapist: Learnings from Ten Years of Practice
Sandy Harper-Jaques
24. Capturing the Moment in Supervision
Pam Rycroft
Section 5: Editors’ Conclusion
25. Walk-In and By-Appointment Single Sessions Now and in the Future
Michael F. Hoyt, Monte Bobele, Arnold Slive, Jeff Young, & Moshe Talmon
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