Focusing on advancing qualitative research skills, this book emphasizes theoretical foundations while encouraging a deeper understanding of methodologies. It guides researchers away from simplistic, checklist-based approaches, promoting a more nuanced exploration of complex qualitative techniques.
Taking The Language of Mental Health From Research to Practice
Focusing on the complexities of systemic work with couples and families, this textbook is tailored for both students and practitioners. It integrates real-world examples from therapeutic encounters in mental health settings, demonstrating how theoretical concepts can effectively inform practical application. The approach emphasizes the nuances of working with families that include children, making it a valuable resource for understanding and navigating these dynamics in therapy.
"The dissociation, anxiety and intrusive thinking associated with PTSD and other trauma-related difficulties can be a huge source of distress for sufferers and their families. Mindfulness has been found to be an excellent intervention for these symptoms. However, traditional manualised group mindfulness programmes can sometimes inadvertently re-trigger the very traumasymptoms they seek to alleviate."-- Provided by publisher