Specific Features of Workbooks
Workbooks are available to qualified Mental Health
professionals, students, and researchers from approved
graduate training programs in various mental health disciplines,
Non-professionals are free to order normalization workbooks without
credentials required for ordering clinical workbooks.
Workbooks are designed to:
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Help train beginning graduate students in dealing with a
variety of mental health issues in individuals, couples, and families
by initially using workbooks as scripts for structured
interviews and as guidelines for interventions
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Reduce guess-work in treatment planning
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Offer prepared scripts with clear feedback guidelines for
written homework assignments as alternatives or additions
to on-going face-to-face interventions
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Follow diagnosis-specific treatment plans based on leading
mental health assessment tools or referral questions
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Provide uniform treatment and convenient protocols for
either verbal face-to-face or tape-recorded, or written,
and electronic media, such as TV, Fax, and PC
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Serve as software for computer-mediated-counseling,
mental health training, prevention, counseling, or psychotherapeutic
interventions
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Conduct inexpensive and easily controlled research, thus
minimizing the need for elaborate record keeping,
coding, and classification
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Reduce research time by reaching many more respondents
per unit of researcher's time
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Conduct clinically relevant research with a variety of
workbooks for a number of clinical conditions or syndromes
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Receive time-limited licensing privileges making
workbooks cost-effective
This page last updated
10/23/2005
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