1st Edition

The Aggressive Adolescent Clinical and Forensic Issues

By Daniel L Davis Copyright 2000
176 Pages
by Routledge

176 Pages
by Routledge

182 Pages
by Routledge

Maximize your effectiveness with troubled kids! The Aggressive Adolescent: Clinical and Forensic Issues provides mental health professionals with a comprehensive text that covers both theoretical and practical applied knowledge of aggressive youth in a specific, problem-focused way. Through case histories and practical treatment interventions, this unique book will give you information to help... Read more
Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Clinical Prologue
  • The Parable of Nasrudin
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. The Problem of Violence in our Society
  • The Problem of Juvenile Violence
  • The Misperception of the Decline in Juvenile Crime
  • Chapter 2. The Problem of Violence in Mental Health Treatment
  • The Violent Adult Psychiatric Patient
  • The Increasing Severity of Emotional Problems of Violent Youth in Corrections
  • Violence in Treatment Settings
  • A New Paradigm for Treatment of Violent Youth
  • Chapter 3. Developmental Sequences Utilizing a Cognitive-Behavioral Expressive Model
  • General Concepts of Development
  • Chapter 4. Pathways of Violent Youth
  • The Developmental Pathway Model
  • Chapter 5. General Principles of Cognitive Development
  • Cognitive Characteristics of Violent Youth
  • Cognitive Processes of Aggressive Youth
  • Chapter 6. Affective Development
  • Affective Responses
  • Biological Factors
  • Chapter 7. Clinical Characteristics of Violent Youth
  • Psychological Testing and Psychiatric Diagnosis
  • Risk Factors
  • Clinical Aggression Risk Variables
  • Dangerousness Index
  • Chapter 8. The Homicidal Adolescent: Hearts Darkened Before Their Time
  • Research Review of Characteristics of Juvenile Murders
  • Typologies
  • The Psychotic Adolescent Murderer
  • The Criminal Adolescent Murderer
  • Interpersonal Conflict
  • Chapter 9. General Principles in the Treatment of Violent Youth
  • Cognitive Interventions
  • Affective Interventions
  • Behavioral Coping Skills
  • Environmental Interventions
  • Pitfalls and Clinical Provocation of Violence
  • The Discharge of the Violent Youth
  • Chapter 10. The Clinical Experience of the Unwilling Youth
  • The Four Types of Mental Health Problems
  • The Trust-Control Dichotomy
  • The Problem of the Mental Health Cure-All
  • Techniques of Intervention with Unwilling Youth
  • The Therapist's Expectations
  • Chapter 11. Forensic Psychological Aspects of Care
  • Some Important Considerations
  • The Criminalization of Juvenile Justice: The Increasing Role of Forensic Practice in Juvenile Courts
  • Waiver/Bind Over of Juveniles to Adult Courts
  • Competency to Stand Trial
  • Victim Trauma and the Witness Disclosure Process in Child Abuse
  • Eyewitness Testimony and Victim Recall
  • Criminal Responsibility and Juvenile Courts
  • Malingering
  • Chapter 12. Malpractice: Regarding Each Other Testily
  • Worrying About Litigation
  • Malpractice Defined
  • Confidentiality
  • Duty to Warn
  • Post Tarasoff Legislative Responses
  • Useful Stuff and an Afterword: How to Find a Good Mechanic
  • Methods of Nonviolent Conflict Resolution
  • Helping the Helper
  • Reference Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index

Biography

Davis, Daniel L