LibGuides: COUN-6113: Lesson 7 Resources

Lesson 7 Resources

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Chapter 4: Psychological, Social, and Cultural Issues in Psychopharmacology

Ingersoll, R.E. & Rak, C. F. (2016) Psychopharmacology for mental health professionals: An integrative approach. [2nd ed.]. Cengage.

Training for Collaboration: Collaborative Practice Skills for Mental Health Professionals.
Bischoff, R. J., Springer, P. R., Reisbig, A. M. J., Lyons, S., & Likcani, A. (2012). Training for Collaboration: Collaborative Practice Skills for Mental Health Professionals. Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 38(Supp S1), 199–210.
The study aimed to identify skills that mental health practitioners need for successful collaborative practice in medical settings
Adding medications to ongoing psychotherapy: Indications and pitfalls.
Dewan, M. J. (1992). Adding medications to ongoing psychotherapy: Indications and pitfalls. American Journal of Psychotherapy, 46(1), 102-110.
Addresses the clinical question in ongoing psychotherapy about which particular problem in a particular patient a therapist should consider which particular medication at which particular time
Cultural and Ethnic Issues in Psychopharmacology.
Keh-Ming, L. (2012). Cultural and ethnic issues in psychopharmacology. Psychiatric Times, 29(3), 30-33.
The article explores issues relating to culture and ethnicity in psycho-pharmacology.
The client experience of psychiatric medication: A qualitative study
Lacasse, J. R., Hayes Piel, M., Lietz, C. A., Rider, A., & Hess, J. Z. (2016). The client experience of psychiatric medication: A qualitative study. Social Work in Mental Health, 14(1), 61-81.
This qualitative study examined the client experience of psychiatric medication among an unusual and under-studied subpopulation
Ethical Issues in Psychopharmacology: Considerations for Clinical Practice.
Roberts, L. W., & Jain, S. (2011). Ethical issues in psychopharmacology: Considerations for clinical practice. Psychiatric Times, 28(5), 54-56.
Brief overview of how one may approach psychopharmacological treatment in an ethical manner.