Taylor / Lindsay / Hastings Psychological Therapies for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities

1. Auflage 2012
ISBN: 978-1-118-32919-1
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 304 Seiten, E-Book

Psychological Therapies for Adults with IntellectualDisabilities brings together contributions from leadingproponents of psychological therapies for people with intellectualdisabilities, which offer key information on the nature andprevalence of psychological and mental health problems, thedelivery of treatment approaches, and the effectiveness oftreatment.
* Offers a detailed guide to available therapies for adults withintellectual disabilities
* Includes case illustrations to demonstrate therapies inaction
* Provides up-to-date coverage of current research in thefield
* Puts forward a consideration of the wider contexts forpsychological therapy including the relationship with socialdeprivation, general health, and the cost effectiveness oftreatment
* Places individual interventions in the context of theperson's immediate social network including families andcarers
* Includes contributions from leading proponents from around theworld

Autoren/Hrsg.

Taylor, John L.

Lindsay, William R.

Hastings, Richard P.

Hatton, Chris S. R.

Hatton, Chris

Inhaltsverzeichnis

About the Editors vii
List of Contributors ix
Foreword xiii
Preface xvii
1 Mental Health and Emotional Problems in People withIntellectual Disabilities 1
John L. Taylor and Martin Knapp
2 Social and Psychological Factors as Determinants of Emotionaland Behavioral Diffi culties 15
Eric Emerson and Andrew J. Jahoda
3 The Assessment of Mental Health Problems in Adults withIntellectual Disabilities 31
Chris Hatton and John L. Taylor
4 Preparing People with Intellectual Disabilities forPsychological Treatment 55
Dave Dagnan, Andrew J. Jahoda and Amy Kilbane
5 Adapting Psychological Therapies for People with IntellectualDisabilities I: Assessment and Cognitive Defi cit Considerations69
William R. Lindsay, Andrew J. Jahoda, Paul Willner and John L.Taylor
6 Adapting Psychological Therapies for People with IntellectualDisabilities II: Treatment Approaches and Modifi cations 85
William R. Lindsay, Andrew J. Jahoda and Paul Willner
7 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety Disorders101
William R. Lindsay, Paul Willner and Peter Sturmey
8 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Mood Disorders117
Anna J. Esbensen and Sigan L. Hartley
9 Anger Control Problems 133
John L. Taylor and Raymond W. Novaco
10 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for People withIntellectual Disabilities and Psychosis 157
Stephen C. Oathamshaw, Alastair L. Barrowcliff and GillianHaddock
11 Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment for Inappropriate SexualBehavior in Men with Intellectual Disabilities 173
William R. Lindsay
12 Developing Psychotherapeutic Interventions for People withAutism Spectrum Disorders 193
Dougal Julian Hare
13 Supporting Care Staff Using Mindfulness- and Acceptance-BasedApproaches 207
Stephen J. Noone
14 Behavioral Approaches to Working with Mental Health Problems223
Robert S.P. Jones and Alan Dowey
15 Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and People with IntellectualDisabilities 237
Nigel Beail and Tom Jackson
16 Mindfulness-Based Approaches 253
Nirbhay N. Singh, Giulio E. Lancioni, Alan S.W. Winton, AngelaD.A. Singh, Ashvind N.A. Singh and Judy Singh
17 Psychological Therapies for Adults with IntellectualDisabilities: Future Directions for Research and Practice 267
Richard P. Hastings, Chris Hatton, William R. Lindsay and JohnL. Taylor
Index 277

Über Autor(innen)

John L Taylor is Professor of Clinical Psychology,Northumbria University and Consultant Clinical Psychologist andPsychological Services Professional Lead with Northumberland, Tyne& Wear NHS Foundation Trust. He is a Past President of theBritish Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies(BABCP).
Bill Lindsay is Consultant Psychologist and LeadClinician in Scotland for Castlebeck Care. He was previously Headof Psychology (LD) in NHS Tayside and a Consultant ClinicalPsychologist with the State Hospital, Carstairs. He is Professor ofLearning Disabilities and Forensic Psychology at the University ofAbertay, Dundee, and Honorary Professor with the School ofPsychology, Bangor University.
Richard Hastings is Professor of Psychology at BangorUniversity and Research Director for the North Wales ClinicalPsychology Programme. He has published widely in the field ofintellectual disability, and is currently an associate editor forfive international journals and on the editorial board member for afurther nine.
Chris Hatton is Professor of Psychology, Health andSocial Care at Lancaster University. His research interests centreon policy-relevant research concerning people with intellectualdisabilities, particularly around evaluating innovations in healthand social care and understanding inequalities in the physical andmental health of people with intellectual disabilities.