Counseling Addicts and Offenders: A Guide to Criminal Justice CounselingPaula M. Potter |
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Contents
Chapter Content Page 1 The Profile of a Perpetrator | 1 |
The Axiology of Addicts Perpetrators Twisted Thinking | 9 |
The Etiology of Addicts Offenders | 33 |
Fractured Fused and Frozen Emotions | 57 |
Destructive Defense Mechanisms | 107 |
Malevolent Misbeliefs Lifecommandments | 129 |
Treatment Considerations | 149 |
Selecting Treatment Settings | 211 |
Innovative Interventions | 291 |
Case Studies Considerations | 321 |
Client Confidentiality | 333 |
Enduring Ethics | 351 |
Judicial Jargon | 369 |
The Last Word | 397 |
Bibliography | 423 |
Treatment Methods Modalities | 241 |
Common terms and phrases
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