When medication is not enough
A client with bipolar disorder sits across from you, stable on medication yet slipping again, and the medication by itself is not holding. Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, known as IPSRT, was built for this exact situation. Yet most new clinicians meet it as a dense clinical manual and end up delivering only its easier half.
What this book gives you
This plain-language guide teaches the whole of IPSRT to people who are learning to deliver it. You will understand the instability model of bipolar disorder, the science that links daily rhythms to mood, and how to use the Social Rhythm Metric in real sessions. Just as important, you will learn the interpersonal work that most training skips: grief, role transitions, disputes, isolation, and the mourning of a lost healthy self. The book carries you from a first assessment through the full arc of treatment to a written relapse-prevention plan.
Why this book is different
Most accessible books on this method speak to patients, and the leading professional text is a full clinical manual. This book sits in between, written for the person in the clinician's chair. It gives equal weight to the interpersonal half that practice tends to drop, uses worked cases and clear examples throughout, and works as the on-ramp you read before the manual, not instead of it.
Who it is for
This book is for readers who work with bipolar clients and want a framework they can hold: trainee therapists, counseling and clinical psychology students, psychiatric nurses, and early-career social workers and community clinicians. Supervisors looking for an accessible text for trainees will also find it useful.
If you want a clear, practical guide to delivering IPSRT with confidence, this book offers a structured place to begin your work with bipolar disorder and to move toward genuine competence under supervision.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When medication is not enough A client with bipolar disorder sits across from you, stable on medication yet slipping again, and the medication by itself is not holding. Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, known as IPSRT, was built for this exact situation. Yet most new clinicians meet it as a dense clinical manual and end up delivering only its easier half. What this book gives you This plain-language guide teaches the whole of IPSRT to people who are learning to deliver it. You will understand the instability model of bipolar disorder, the science that links daily rhythms to mood, and how to use the Social Rhythm Metric in real sessions. Just as important, you will learn the interpersonal work that most training skips: grief, role transitions, disputes, isolation, and the mourning of a lost healthy self. The book carries you from a first assessment through the full arc of treatment to a written relapse-prevention plan. Why this book is different Most accessible books on this method speak to patients, and the leading professional text is a full clinical manual. This book sits in between, written for the person in the clinician's chair. It gives equal weight to the interpersonal half that practice tends to drop, uses worked cases and clear examples throughout, and works as the on-ramp you read before the manual, not instead of it. Who it is for This book is for readers who work with bipolar clients and want a framework they can hold: trainee therapists, counseling and clinical psychology students, psychiatric nurses, and early-career social workers and community clinicians. Supervisors looking for an accessible text for trainees will also find it useful. If you want a clear, practical guide to delivering IPSRT with confidence, this book offers a structured place to begin your work with bipolar disorder and to move toward genuine competence under supervision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798906782175
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When medication is not enough A client with bipolar disorder sits across from you, stable on medication yet slipping again, and the medication by itself is not holding. Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, known as IPSRT, was built for this exact situation. Yet most new clinicians meet it as a dense clinical manual and end up delivering only its easier half. What this book gives you This plain-language guide teaches the whole of IPSRT to people who are learning to deliver it. You will understand the instability model of bipolar disorder, the science that links daily rhythms to mood, and how to use the Social Rhythm Metric in real sessions. Just as important, you will learn the interpersonal work that most training skips: grief, role transitions, disputes, isolation, and the mourning of a lost healthy self. The book carries you from a first assessment through the full arc of treatment to a written relapse-prevention plan. Why this book is different Most accessible books on this method speak to patients, and the leading professional text is a full clinical manual. This book sits in between, written for the person in the clinician's chair. It gives equal weight to the interpersonal half that practice tends to drop, uses worked cases and clear examples throughout, and works as the on-ramp you read before the manual, not instead of it. Who it is for This book is for readers who work with bipolar clients and want a framework they can hold: trainee therapists, counseling and clinical psychology students, psychiatric nurses, and early-career social workers and community clinicians. Supervisors looking for an accessible text for trainees will also find it useful. If you want a clear, practical guide to delivering IPSRT with confidence, this book offers a structured place to begin your work with bipolar disorder and to move toward genuine competence under supervision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798906782175
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When medication is not enough A client with bipolar disorder sits across from you, stable on medication yet slipping again, and the medication by itself is not holding. Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, known as IPSRT, was built for this exact situation. Yet most new clinicians meet it as a dense clinical manual and end up delivering only its easier half. What this book gives you This plain-language guide teaches the whole of IPSRT to people who are learning to deliver it. You will understand the instability model of bipolar disorder, the science that links daily rhythms to mood, and how to use the Social Rhythm Metric in real sessions. Just as important, you will learn the interpersonal work that most training skips: grief, role transitions, disputes, isolation, and the mourning of a lost healthy self. The book carries you from a first assessment through the full arc of treatment to a written relapse-prevention plan. Why this book is different Most accessible books on this method speak to patients, and the leading professional text is a full clinical manual. This book sits in between, written for the person in the clinician's chair. It gives equal weight to the interpersonal half that practice tends to drop, uses worked cases and clear examples throughout, and works as the on-ramp you read before the manual, not instead of it. Who it is for This book is for readers who work with bipolar clients and want a framework they can hold: trainee therapists, counseling and clinical psychology students, psychiatric nurses, and early-career social workers and community clinicians. Supervisors looking for an accessible text for trainees will also find it useful. If you want a clear, practical guide to delivering IPSRT with confidence, this book offers a structured place to begin your work with bipolar disorder and to move toward genuine competence under supervision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798906782175
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