Description
Streamline EAP treatment planning with DSM 5-TR aligned documentation tools
The Employee Assistance Treatment Planner, now in its Second Edition, equips mental health professionals with ready-to-use elements for creating formal treatment plans addressing problems that impair work performance. This trusted resource enables clinicians to quickly develop individualized plans from well-crafted, measurable descriptions.
This updated edition incorporates DSM 5-TR content throughout, including revised behavioral definitions and diagnostic suggestions. New objectives, many consistent with empirically supported treatments, address therapeutic relationship building, plus the assessment of insight, motivation, comorbidity, cultural factors, and suicidality. Updated interventions reflect current evidence-based practice. Two new appendices compile bibliotherapy references and professional resources cited throughout the chapters.
Key features include:
The Employee Assistance Treatment Planner serves social workers, counselors, clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, and other mental health professionals working in employee assistance programs. This practical resource streamlines documentation while ensuring treatment plans meet accreditation standards and reflect current evidence-based therapeutic practices.
Table of Contents
Preface v
Acknowledgments vii
About The Companion Website ix
Introduction 1
Acute Stress Disorder 15
Anger Control Problems 28
Antisocial Behavior 41
Anxiety 52
Bipolar Disorder 64
Borderline Personality Disorder 76
Coworker Conflict 87
Depression – Unipolar 94
Disciplinary Stress 107
Eating Disorders And Obesity 114
Financial Stress 126
Gambling 135
Grief And Loss 146
Intimate Relationship Conflicts 156
Legal Conflicts 166
Loneliness 175
Low Self-Esteem 186
Managerial Deficiencies 193
Paranoid Ideation 199
Parent–Child Conflict 206
Partner Abuse 219
Phobia 227
Physical Illness Issues 237
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 248
Sleep Disturbance 261
Social Anxiety 270
Somatic Symptom Or Illness Anxiety 281
Substance Use 293
Suicidal Ideation 307
Vocational Stress 319
Work–Family Balance 329
Appendix A: Bibliotherapy Suggestions 336
Appendix B: Professional Resources 362
Appendix C: Recovery Model Objectives And Interventions 393
Appendix D: Cited And Commonly Used Assessment Instruments And Their Sources 399
Appendix E: References To Empirical Support For Evidence-Based Content 000
