Psychology Faculty Research
Title
Strategies for Managing Difficult Clinical Situations in Between Sessions
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2014
Abstract
Therapists often have to deal with situations that make them uneasy to leave their clients on their own. They can go home and wonder what their clients are doing, whether they are safe, have a place to stay, even whether or not they are fighting. These thoughts can be overwhelming for the therapist. The aim of this article is to assist therapists to manage their own anxiety and to help them help their clients in between sessions in difficult situations such as suicidality, child abuse and neglect, intimate partner violence, and crisis and stress management.
Publication Title
American Journal of Family Therapy
Volume
42
Issue
5
First Page
413
Last Page
425
Recommended Citation
Karakurt, Gunner; Anderson, Amber; Banford, Alyssa; Dial, Shannon; Korkow, Hannah; Rable, Frank; and Doslovich, Serife Fulya, "Strategies for Managing Difficult Clinical Situations in Between Sessions" (2014). Psychology Faculty Research. 4.
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