In recent years, considerable research, as well as clinical guidelines based on study findings, has been published on the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). A gap remains, however, between the controlled environments and protocols used in intervention research and the more complex and often imperfect settings and situations that clinicians must navigate in daily practice. Moreover, clinicians routinely see patients whose comorbid substance abuse, self-destructive behavior, or medical illness would likely exclude them from research studies.
In short, although the extensive literature is certainly helpful in articulating the various treatment modalities available to clinicians, the strength of the evidence for the efficacy of the treatments, and the recommendations and personal preferences of experts, the literature does not address the real-life dilemmas that clinicians face in attempting to treat trauma survivors. What is needed is a way to bridge the gap between research and practice
| Specifications |
Descriptions |
| ISBN |
9781585620104 |
| Year |
2002 |
| Binding |
Paperback |
| Subject |
Trauma Violence and PTSD
Trauma Violence and PTSD |
| Pages |
216 |
| Weight |
0.216 (In Kg) |
| Readership |
Trauma Violence and PTSD
Trauma Violence and PTSD |
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