Strategies for work with involuntary clients

Introduction to involuntary practice / Ronald Rooney

Legal and ethical foundations for work with involuntary clients / Ronald Rooney

Effectiveness with involuntary clients / Ronald Rooney

Influencing behaviors and attitudes / Ronald Rooney

Oppression and involuntary status / Glenda Dewberry Rooney and Joan M. Blakey

Trauma-informed care with legally mandated involuntary clients / Joan M. Blakey

Assessing initial contacts in involuntary transactions / Rebecca Mirick

Initial phase work with individual involuntary clients / Rebecca Mirick

Task-centered intervention with involuntary clients / Ronald Rooney

Work with involuntary families / Rebecca Mirick

Work with involuntary groups / Michale Chovanec

Work with men in domestic abuse treatment / Michael Chovanec

Integrated care and health disparities: critical patient-provider considerations / Tamara S. Davis and Adriane Peck

Strengths-based strategies for improving quality of life among dementia-affected older adults and their care partners / Justine McGovern

Substance abuse treatment: a field in the midst of change / Katherine van Wormer and Laura Parker

Work with unmotivated clients / Per Revstedt

Bringing up what they don't want to talk about: use of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT) for alcohol misuse and depression in a community college health center / Melinda Hohman, Christine Kleinpeter, and Tamara Strohauer

Involuntary clients in public schools: solution-focused brief therapy interventions/ Cynthia Franklin, Laura Hopson, and Samantha Guz

Work with involuntary clients in child welfare settings / Rebecca Mirick, Julie Altman, and Debra Gohagan

Work with involuntary clients in corrections / Chris Trotter

Applying the involuntary perspective to management and supervision / Carol Jud and Tony Bibus

The nonvoluntary practitioner and the system / Ronald Rooney.