<p>The second edition of this text on neuro-ophthalmology correlates clinical disturbances with the physiology and anatomy of the nervous mechanisms of the eyes. Contents include gross anatomy and action of the extraocular muscles; tonus of the extraocular muscles; characteristics of the extraocular muscles; nerves to the extraocular muscles; supranuclear connections of the ocular motor system; pupil; and nystagmus.</p>

Neurology Ocular Muscles

Cogan

THOMAS, CHARLES C, PUBLISHER

<p>Principles of Radiographic Exposure Fuchs, Arthur ...</p>

Principles of Radiographic Exposure

Fuchs, Arthur

Community Relations and Riot Prevention

Monboisse, Raymond M

Rehabilitation & Diasability: Psychosocial Case Studies

Martin, E. Davis

Crisis intervention is offered in many settings. Examples include crisis centers, hotlines, Internet-based programs, mental health centers, college and university counseling centers, hospitals, schools, children and youth programs, correctional facilities, victim assistance programs, and other social service agencies. Staff members and interns in such organizations, as well as students in human services courses, have relied on earlier editions of CRISIS INTERVENTION—which one reviewer said "reads like a novel" and another described as "an excellent book with a wealth of information." The book is one of five basic texts recommended for crisis workers by the Individual Certification Committee of the American Association of Suicidology. Author Kenneth France has continued his tradition of using a narrative style to combine clinical experience with empirical research. Now thoroughly updated with 123 new references, the Fourth Edition addresses both fundamental and specialized capabilities necessary for regular or occasional crisis intervention efforts. Chapter 1 offers a practical discussion of crisis theory and the philosophy of crisis intervention. Chapter 2 gives a down-to-earth presentation of basic communication and problem-solving skills. Chapter 3 discusses suicide prevention, assistance for terminally ill persons, and bereavement counseling. Chapter 4 addresses intervention with crime victims, including rape counseling and hostage negotiation. Chapter 5 describes group strategies, family and marital interventions, and disaster relief. Chapter 6 focuses on service delivery issues such as case management, physical facilities, and modes of contact. Chapter 7 addresses a number of community relations topics, including citizen support, ethics, and cooperation with other organizations. Chapter 8 presents selection, training, and burnout prevention procedures that can get intervenors started on the right foot and can decrease the likelihood of subsequent disenchantment. And Chapter 9 reviews the research on crisis intervention and describes how individual intervenors can build upon that knowledge. At the end of each chapter is a set of study questions. For over 30 years Kenneth France has provided crisis intervention services and training in a variety of settings.

Crisis Intervention: Handbook Of Immediate Person To Person Help

Medical Books

France, Kenneth

Medicine

This new edition can best be described as an art therapist's journal of witness to the artistic struggle by clients engaged in the act of healing through art. Its goal is to provide ideas about soul restoration through art. The artistic psychology presented in the text addresses the hungers people feel and the symptoms that torment them and shows that in making art it is possible to fill emptiness, rediscover wonders, ease depression, revive joy, create meaning, and practice a form of spiritual discipline. The book is about imagination, reclamation, and soul restoration as well as making soul and reinvigorating life. The author does not advocate the elimination of scientific psychology but rather suggests ways to embrace emotional turmoil that may be beyond the scope of cognitive behaviorism and psychopharmacology. He paints the soul through art, imagery, and story, often digressing into deep pools or turbulent rivers of his experience that serve to build a steady vision dedicated to core values and beliefs. The book is intended for artists and therapists who are willing to enter into the mysteries of lost souls. It is also intended for lay persons who may be suffering the symptoms of soul loss. In addition, it will be of interest to pastoral counselors, social workers, and others in the fields of art and mental health. The text is greatly enhanced by powerful illustrations that highlight the chapters and case vignettes.

Art And Soul

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Moon, Bruce L.

Psychology & Counseling

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