Psychiatric Interviewing, 3rd Edition
Hardcover
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New and Expanded Content:
- Expert Consult eBook version included with purchase. This enhanced eBook experience allows you to search all of the text, figures, references, and videos from the book on a variety of devices
- Bonus chapter on advanced aspects of cross-cultural interviewing, including approaches for recognizing clinician biases and exploring the client’s spirituality and framework for meaning
- Bonus chapter on motivational interviewing
- Bonus chapter on transforming patient anger and moments of potential disengagement
- Bonus chapter for prescribing clinicians -- such as psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse clinicians -- on how to collaboratively talk with patients about their medications
- Includes over 7.5 hours of video illustration and instruction
- Brings to life the pain and phenomenology of people coping with severe mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder
- An entire chapter on engaging patients with difficult personality disorders, such as borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder
- A new and unique chapter covering often overlooked areas, such as positive psychology and methods for uncovering client wellness and strengths
- Extensive chapter on nonverbal communication, including the complex challenges related to interviewing on the web by text and/or tele-psychiatry
- A comprehensive introduction to facilics (an innovative supervision system for helping clinicians learn how to transform interviews into naturalistically flowing conversations), including an interactive web-based self-learning module on facilic supervision schematics for both faculty and students
- Practical tips for creating a good EHR/write-up, in addition to sample clinical forms for EHR/written documentation
- A specialized appendix for faculty, which includes four complete articles from the Psychiatric Clinics of North America that address educational topics including: effectively designing interviewing training courses and macrotraining suicide assessment skills
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Part I: Clinical Interviewing: the Principles Behind the Art
1. The Delicate Dance: Engagement and Empathy
2. Beyond Empathy: Cornerstone Concepts and Techniques for Enhancing Engagement
3. The Dynamic Structure of the Interview: Core Tasks, Strategies, and the Continuum of Open-Endedness
4. Facilics: The Art of Transforming Interviews into Conversations
5. Validity Techniques for Exploring Sensitive Material and Uncovering the Truth
6. Understanding the Person Beneath the Diagnosis: the Search for Uniqueness, Wellness, and Cultural Context
7. Assessment Perspectives and the Human Matrix: Bridges to Effective Treatment Planning in the Initial Interview
8. Nonverbal Behavior: The Interview as Mime
Part II: The Interview and Psychopathology: from Differential Diagnosis to Understanding
9. Mood Disorders: How to Sensitively Arrive at a DSM-5 Differential Diagnosis
10. Interviewing Techniques for Understanding the Person Beneath the Depression
11. Psychotic Disorders: How to Sensitively Arrive at a DSM-5 Differential Diagnosis
12. Interviewing Techniques For Understanding the Person Beneath the Psychosis
13. Personality Disorders: Before the Interview Begins – Core Concepts
14. "Personality Disorders: How to Sensitively Arrive at a DSM-5 Diagnosis"
15. Understanding and Effectively Engaging People with Difficult Personality Disorders: the Psychodynamic Lens
Part III: Mastering Complex Interviewing Tasks Demanded in Everyday Clinical Practice
16. The Mental Status: How to Perform and Document It Effectively
17. Exploring Suicidal Ideation: The Delicate Art of Suicide Assessment
18. Exploring Violent and Homicidal Ideation: From Domestic Violence to Mass Murder
Part IV: Specialized Topics & Advanced Interviewing – Bonus Material Online
19. Transforming Anger, Confrontation, and Other Points of Disengagement
20. Culturally Adaptive Interviewing: The Challenging Art of Exploring Culture, Worldview, and Spirituality
21. Vantage Points: Bridges to Psychotherapy
22. Motivational Interviewing (MI): A Foundation Stone in Collaborative Interviewing
23. Medication Interest Model (MIM): Moving from Mere "Adherence" to Genuine Interest and Effective Use
Glossary & Appendices
App I: Annotated Interview (Full 60-Minute Intake)
App II: The Written Document/Electronic Health Record (EHR): Effective Strategies
App IIA: Practical Tips for Creating a Good EHR/Write-Up
App IIB: Dictation Prompts and Quality Assurance Guidelines for the Written Document
App IIC: Sample Written Assessment
App IID: Initial Clinical Assessment
GL: Glossary of Interview Supervision Terms
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