Publications
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Supervisory Relationships: Exploring the Human Element.
Author: Tamara Kaiser
This book teaches supervisors and supervisees to anticipate the workplace issues
they may face and provides them with valuable insights about what really goes on
in the clinical supervisory relationship. The multitude of diverse, real-life
vignettes gathered at random by the author from supervisors and supervisees in
a variety of settings lend a powerful dynamic to this practical book and provide
a departure point for discussion or even debate about sensitive issues.
More information here
To Purchase: Amazon.com
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A User's Guide to Therapy: What to Expect and How You Can Benefit.
Author: Tamara Kaiser
A guidebook to understanding and getting the most out of therapy.
This book is intended for clients who want to know how to get the most out of a
therapeutic relationship. Tamara Kaiser explains what therapy is (and isn't),
how therapy works (what makes change happen), and elaborates on therapist-client
dynamics, including such issues as power, boundaries, trust, and termination.
More information here
REVIEWS:
If I'd read this book prior to training, my development as a therapist would
have been greatly enhanced, having seen the process from the client's point
of view. (Gail Nagel LISW-CP, DPNAP - Newsletter for the Clinical Social Work
Association)
Kaiser provides a wealth of easy-to-understand therapeutic information...provides
clear direction for the client. (Doug Greenlee - AAMFT MN Newsletter)
[A] reassuring and informative therapy guidebook...comprehensive, contemporary
and readable.... I highly recommend it to therapists and patients alike.
(Betsy Horton, LICSW - MN Society of Clinical Social Work)
To Purchase: Amazon.com
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Record Keeping in Psychotherapy and Counseling: Protecting Confidentiality and the Professional Relationship
Author: Ellen Luepker
Confidentiality is the undisputed cornerstone of the therapeutic process.
With the recent surge in insurance regulations and complex litigation, this
essential aspect of therapy is at risk. Based on hundreds of interviews with
therapists about their concerns, this book provides a framework and guide for
addressing issues of confidentiality. This text meets the increasing obligation
practitioners have to protect their patients while protecting their practices.
It is a practical and authoritative source that no psychotherapist or clinical
supervisor should be without.
REVIEWS:
"...Practicing therapists will find [this] detailed guide to be one of
the most useful books they read all year." --
Thomas T. Frantz, Ph.D., Professor of Counseling Psychology, University at Buffalo
"...a lively, reader-friendly compendium of essential knowledge for every clinician"
-- Judith Wallerstein, Ph.D., author, The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce
"...assists therapists in meeting regulations for record keeping while at the same
time assuring ways to protect the client"
-- Florence Lieberman, DSW, Professor Emerita, Hunter College School of Social Work
"With HIPAA implementation just around the corner, this should be on the 'must read'
list of every practitioner!"
-- Hubert H. Humphrey III, J.D., former Minnesota Attorney General
To Purchase: Amazon.com
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Developmental Repair: A Training Manual
Online PDF Document
Author: Anne Gearity
This describes an intensive treatment model for working with
young children who have experienced complex trauma and
present with aggressive and disruptive symptoms. The model has been
developed with the collaboration of staff at Washburn Center for Children,
and with the financial support of the Bush Foundation. It is available for
duplication and use in the community.
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