Buku ini memberikan pendekatan ilmiah namun dapat diakses untuk psikologi kritis, secara khusus membahas praktik terapeutik yang mungkin dilakukan di luar industri psikologi arus utama. Meskipun ada banyak buku yang mendekonstruksi atau membongkar psikologi klinis, hanya sedikit yang memberikan ringkasan alternatif potensial untuk praktik arus utama. Berfokus pada lima tema utama yang mengacu pada tujuan ini: penderitaan, dekolonisasi, dialog, feminisme dan seni, halaman ini mengeksplorasi jenis penyelidikan pribadi, pengetahuan budaya atau tindakan komunitas yang mungkin membantu menjelaskan dan menyembuhkan rasa sakit psikologis di luar batas ruang terapi. . Bab fokus pada peran pengetahuan budaya, termasuk tradisi spiritual, makhluk relasional, seni, puisi, feminisme dan sistem adat dalam mempromosikan penyembuhan dan inisiatif berbasis komunitas, termasuk dialog terbuka, kolaborasi berbasis keadilan dan resep sosial. Di luar Industri Psikologi akan menarik bagi para peneliti, psikolog klinis, terapis, akademisi dalam kesehatan mental, dan psikolog budaya.
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Contents: Intro -- Contents -- Chapter 1: A Drifters Handbook -- References -- Chapter 2: Emotional Pain and Suffering: The Search for Global Solutions -- The Commonality of Impoverished Mental Health -- Treatment Intractability: The Current Effectiveness of Psychological Treatments -- Why Do Psychological Treatments Fail to Produce Lasting Change? -- The Dread of Death -- Future Directions -- Concluding Comments -- References -- Chapter 3: Attachment to Irreplaceable Others -- Turning to Others -- Attachment and Romantic Love -- Impact of Trauma on Individual and Relationship Functioning
Contents: Attachment-Related Couples' Therapy and Relationship Education -- Turning to God -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Poetry as Therapy -- References -- Chapter 5: The Art of Social Prescription -- Background -- Models of Social Prescribing -- Evidence for Social Prescribing -- Challenges of Social Prescribing -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6: Peer Support and Open Dialogue: Possibilities for Transformation and Resistance in Mental Health Services -- Peer Support -- Change, Exploitation and Resistance -- Open Dialogue -- The Transformative Power of Open Dialogue
Contents: Peer Support and Open Dialogue -- Possibilities for Transformation and Resistance in Services -- Co-producing a Critically Informed Model of Peer Support and Open Dialogue -- References -- Chapter 7: Community Interventions in Conflict Settings -- Psychosocial Programmes in the Context of Injustice -- The Crisis in Syria -- Our Aims in Writing This Chapter -- Getting to the Root of the Problem -- Food for the Soul -- Human Rights Violations Are Different to Disasters -- The Political Situation Carries Personal Meaning -- An Ecological Approach to Mental Health Programmes in Conflict Settings
Contents: Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8: Indigenous Clinical Psychology in Australia: A Decolonising Social-Emotional Well-Being Approach -- Colonisation and Closing the Well-Being 'Gap' for Indigenous Australians -- From Colonisation to Decolonisation -- Indigenous Social and Emotional Well-being (SEWB) -- Contextual Determinants of Indigenous Well-Being -- Clinical Considerations for a Decolonised Approach to the Practice of Clinical Psychology: Understanding Commonalities and Differences -- The Need for Clinician Self-reflection -- The Importance of a Strong Therapeutic Relationship
Contents: Integrate SEWB Principles into Assessment, Case Formulation and Treatment -- Diversity of Political and Cultural Worldviews of Indigenous Patients -- Navigating the Issue of Diagnosis -- Engaging with Community and Building an Indigenous Cultural Network -- Advocating for Social and Political Change -- Summary and Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9: Reckoning: Reshaping Clinical Practice by Grappling with Privilege and Colonisation -- Bystander -- From Apartheid to the Lucky Country -- The Bystander Awakens -- Destabilising Compliance -- Witness -- Colonising Gaze