Crisis : how to help yourself and others in distress or danger /
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: building on a rich history
- Part I: People in crisis: how do they feel, think, and act, and how can we help?
- Chapter 1: Life crises: how to avoid danger and grasp opportunity
- Chapter 2: Recognizing different faces of distress on the road to full-blown crisis
- Chapter 3: What to do: how to cope and avoid disastrous crisis outcomes.
- Part II: Life-threatening crises: suicide, abuse, and violence toward others.
- Chapter 4: A cry for help: suicide and other self-destructive behaviors
- Chapter 5: Victimization by violence, sexual assault, and emotional abuse
- Chapter 6: The violent and abusive person: preventing violence is everybody's business.
- Part III: Crises arising from unexpected stressful events and life cycle passages.
- Chapter 7: Threats to health status from a serious illness or accident
- Chapter 8: Loss of job, home, and financial security
- Chapter 9: Life cycle changes, loss and growth: from birth to death
- Conclusion: vision for global action: research, education, and practice.