The Complete Psychotherapy Treatment Planner

by Arthur E. Jongsma Jr. and L. Mark Peterson

A step-by-step introduction and guide to treatment planning Over 1,000 carefully crafted, prewritten treatment plan components A comprehensive DSM-IV and behaviorally based presenting problem list A handy workbook format for recording custom treatment planning options. Develop comprehensive, individualized treatment plans in no time with this revolutionary treatment planning system. With the advent of managed behavioral health care, the ability to...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0471117382
• ISBN13: 9780471117384
• Release Date: March 1995
• Publisher: Wiley-Interscience
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.0" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Wonderful for new counselors

This book was easy to use and offered practical infomation for treatment planning. For both low and high need clients - it offers evidence based planning.

Good for the technical information

This book is good in reviewing the technical aspects of creating treatment plans and developing diagnoses. For a book about the art of listening in psychotherapy, read Inside Therapy, for which Irvin Yalom contributes a foreword and discusses the concept of creating "a new therapy for each patient."

Useful and practical.

I found this book very helpful. It is clear and concise. It offers practical interventions along with short term and long term treatment plans. I wish it were available in the Spanish language.

An excellent tool for managed care treatment planning

I have found this book to be an excellent companion when doing case reviews with managed care companies. As many in the field know; providing clear, concise and measurable short-term goals are the key to getting our patient's treatment authorized. This book will give you all the correct buzz words you need and cut down on the time taken on the phone with these companies.

An Excellent Source for Writing Treatment Plans

This is a great book for help in writing treatment plans. The book is vauge, however, in that in clumps together a variety of disorders for one specific treatment. Nonetheless this is a great book. You won't regret the 40 bucks you spend on it...It's invaluable