Talking to families about mental illness : what clinicians need to know

By:

Galynker, Igor

Publication details: London : W. W. Norton & Company, 2011Description: xiv, 270pISBN:

9780393706000

Subject(s):

NLM classification:

WM 432.

Summary: Despite the prevalence of mental illness, therapists and family members often struggle with how to communicate effectively and compassionately with sufferers. This book teaches practitioners how to address families' questions and concerns in a way that is informative and understanding.

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Despite the prevalence of mental illness, therapists and family members often struggle with how to communicate effectively and compassionately with sufferers. This book teaches practitioners how to address families' questions and concerns in a way that is informative and understanding.

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