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Instructions for online access Cover image Title Page Table of Contents Praise for Psychiatric Interviewing, 3rd Edition

Praise for Previous Editions of Psychiatric Interviewing: the Art of Understanding

Copyright Dedication Foreword Foreword to the 2nd Edition Preface A Few Stylistic Notes From the Author Acknowledgments Video Table of Contents Part I Clinical Interviewing: The Principles Behind the Art

Chapter 1 The Delicate Dance

In Search of a Definition Creating the Therapeutic Alliance Conveying Empathy: Traps, Strategies, and Solutions References

Chapter 2 Beyond Empathy

The Person Before the Letters Inducement of a Safe Relationship Clinician Genuineness Clinician Expertise Collaborative Interviewing Models: New Tools for Enhancing Engagement Concluding Statements References

Chapter 3 The Dynamic Structure of the Interview

Introduction: Phase 1 Opening: Phase 2 Body of the Interview: Phase 3 Closing of the Interview: Phase 4 Termination of the Interview: Phase 5 Conclusion References

Chapter 4 Facilics

Sensitively Creating Conversational Interviews Introduction to the Practical Application of Facilics The Finishing Touches: Summarizing the Principles of Facilics Concluding Comments References

Chapter 5 Validity Techniques for Exploring Sensitive Material and Uncovering the Truth

Understanding the Challenge of Exploring Sensitive Material Validity Techniques: Keys to Eliciting Sensitive Material References

Chapter 6 Understanding the Person Beneath the Diagnosis

Introductory Illustration: The Person Beneath the Diagnosis Part I: Phenomena That Hinder the Understanding of the Person Part II: Phenomena That Deepen the Understanding of the Person Beneath the Diagnosis Part III: Understanding Cultural Diversity – Its Vital Role in the Initial Interview References

Chapter 7 Assessment Perspectives and the Human Matrix

Clinical Presentation: the Initial Interview The Diagnostic Perspective of the DSM and ICD Systems Matrix Treatment Planning Assessment of Core Pains Review of the Clinical Course of Ms. Baker Conclusion References

Chapter 8 Nonverbal Behavior

Introduction Part 1: Core Fields of Study in Nonverbal Behavior Part 2: Clinical Application of Nonverbal Behavior Part 3: Bold New Frontiers – the Nonverbal Impact of Technology, the Web, and Mobile Connectedness on Interviewing Conclusion References

Part II The Interview and Psychopathology: From Differential Diagnosis to Understanding

Chapter 9 Mood Disorders

Introduction Diagnostic Systems: There Has Never Been a Perfect One and There Never Will Be First Steps in the Differential Diagnosis of Mood Disorders References

Chapter 10 Interviewing Techniques for Understanding the Person Beneath the Mood Disorder

Introduction The Pain Beneath Depression References

Chapter 11 Psychotic Disorders

Introduction The Differential Diagnosis of Psychotic States References

Chapter 12 Interviewing Techniques for Understanding the Person Beneath the Psychosis

The Pain Beneath Psychotic Process References

Chapter 13 Personality Disorders

Introduction The Mystery of Personality Disorders Revealed: Core Principles and Definitions References

Chapter 14 Personality Disorders

Introduction Section I: A Survey of the DSM-5 Personality Disorders Section II: Common Problems Encountered When Diagnosing Personality Disorders Section III: Using the DSM-5 to Arrive at a Personality Diagnosis Section IV: Future Diagnostic Systems of Personality Dysfunction and the Usefulness of Dimensionality Today Conclusion References

Chapter 15 Understanding and Effectively Engaging People With Difficult Personality Disorders

Introduction to Object Relations and Self Psychology The Four Developmental Stages of the Self and Their Clinical Applications Concluding Comments: on the Utility of Mirrors References

Part III Mastering Complex Interviewing Tasks Demanded in Everyday Clinical Practice

Chapter 16 The Mental Status

Introduction The Impact Status The Mental Status References

Chapter 17 Exploring Suicidal Ideation

Introduction Section 1: Risk Factors, Warning Signs, and Protective Factors: Their Role in the Clinical Formulation of Risk Section 2: the Elicitation of Suicidal Ideation, Planning, Behaviors, and Intent Concluding Comments References

Chapter 18 Exploring Violent and Homicidal Ideation

Introduction Part 1: Risk Factors for Violence Part 2: Clinical Formulation of Risk – the Tetrad of Lethality Part 3: the Art of Eliciting Violent and Homicidal Ideation Conclusion Transitional Directions to Part IV: Advanced Interviewing and Specialized Topics References

Part IV Specialized Topics and Advanced Interviewing

To the Reader Chapter 19 Transforming Anger, Confrontation, and Other Points of Disengagement

Introduction Part 1: Points of Disengagement – Core Definitions Part 2: Points of Disengagement – Developing A Contemporary Language for Their Navigation Part 3: Effectively Navigating Common MADs and PDQs References

Chapter 20 Culturally Adaptive Interviewing

Introduction: A Reason to Be Part 1: Definitions, Attitudes, and Goals – in Search of Culturally Adaptive Interviewing Part 2: the Mystery of Cultural Identity – Unpacking Assumptions Part 3: Developing and Utilizing Cultural Literacy to Engage Patients and to Better Understand the Complexity of Their Problems Part 4: Cultural Disconnects – How to Prevent Them Before They Occur, Recognize Them as They Occur, and Transform Them Once They Occur Part 5: Practical Tips for Exploring Religion, Spirituality, and Framework for Meaning Conclusion and Final Clinical Illustration References

Chapter 21 Vantage Points

Exploration of the Attentional Vantage Points Exploration of the Conceptual Vantage Points References

Chapter 22 Motivational Interviewing (MI)

Introduction Motivational Interviewing The Bridge to Improving Medication Interest and Use References

Chapter 23 Medication Interest Model (MIM)

Introduction Part 1: “Nonadherence” – More Than Meets the Eye Part 2: The MIM – Development and Roots Part 3: The Spirit of the MIM Part 4: The Choice Triad – The Foundation of the MIM Part 5: Practical Interviewing Techniques and Strategies for Enhancing Medication Interest and Use Conclusion to the Book References

Appendix I An Introduction to the Facilic Schematic System – A Shorthand for Supervisors and Supervisees (Interactive Computer Module)

Background and Foundation Making a Longitudinal Facilic Map: Tricks of the Trade Making a Cross-Sectional Map Interactive Exercises for Consolidating the Understanding and Use of Facilic Shorthand References

Appendix II Annotated Initial Interview (Direct Transcript) Appendix III The Written Document/Electronic Health Record (EHR): Effective Strategies

Appendix IIIA Practical Tips for Creating a Good EHR/EMR Document Appendix IIIB Prompts and Quality Assurance Guidelines for the Written Document Appendix IIIC Sample Written Assessment Appendix IIID Sample Initial Clinical Assessment Form

Appendix IV Supplemental Articles From the Psychiatric Clinics of North America

Group A: Articles for Clinicians and Trainees Group B: Articles for Faculty and Interviewing Mentors

Glossary of Interview Supervision Terms Index

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