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Combat Stress Injury represents a definitive collection of the most current theory, research, and practice in the area of combat and operational stress management, edited by two experts in the field. In this book, Charles Figley and Bill Nash have assembled a wide-ranging group of authors (military / nonmilitary, American / international, combat veterans / trainers, and as diverse as psychiatrists / psychologists / social workers / nurses / clergy / physiologists / military scientists). The chapters in this volume collectively demonstrate that combat stress can effectively be managed through prevention and training prior to combat, stress reduction methods during operations, and desensitization programs immediately following combat exposure.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10
0415954339
ISBN-13
9780415954334
eBay Product ID (ePID)
52864643
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
368 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Combat Stress Injury : Theory, Research, and Management
Publication Year
2006
Subject
Military / Veterans, Military Science, Mental Health, Social Psychology, Psychotherapy / Counseling, Psychopathology / Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (Ptsd)
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Technology & Engineering, Psychology, History
Series
Psychosocial Stress Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
29.8 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.3 in
Additional Product Features
LCCN
2006-016582
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
" Charles Figley and William P. Nash have made a significant and cogent contribution that helps to frame combat stress injury and interventions in a refreshing and helpful paradigm. Figley and Nash have done an impressive job of arraying 30 professionals whose contributions help frame the complex interplay of the mental and emotional wounds that too often result from the trauma of combat, and these authors identify ways to prevent and/or manage the potential consequences of operational deployments. The editors have challenged their contributors to help military commanders by providing those leaders, who bear primary responsibility for the welfare of their war fighters, with the necessary tools to help preserve the fighting strength and protect the long-term health of them military member and his or her family. On all accounts, Figley and Nash have powerfully and significantly achieved what they set out to do. To effectively position health-care providers, the clergy, and commanders to handle [the] collective expression of operational fatigue and stress, Figley and Nash offer the right paradigm at the right time." - Thomas J. Williams, PsycCRITIQUES, Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books, "...Charles Figley and William P. Nash have made a significant and cogent contribution that helps to frame combat stress injury and interventions in a refreshing and helpful paradigm. Figley and Nash have done an impressive job of arraying 30 professionals whose contributions help frame the complex interplay of the mental and emotional wounds that too often result from the trauma of combat, and these authors identify ways to prevent and/or manage the potential consequences of operational deployments. The editors have challenged their contributors to help military commanders by providing those leaders, who bear primary responsibility for the welfare of their war fighters, with the necessary tools to help preserve the fighting strength and protect the long-term health of them military member and his or her family. On all accounts, Figley and Nash have powerfully and significantly achieved what they set out to do. To effectively position health-care providers, the clergy, and commanders to handle [the] collective expression of operational fatigue and stress, Figley and Nash offer the right paradigm at the right time." - Thomas J. Williams, PsycCRITIQUES, Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books "Both editors of Combat Stress Injury have boots-on-the-ground military experience, as well as being a practicing psychologist (Figley) and physician (Nash), and it shows in their selection of chapters addressing PTSD and related mental health syndromes associated with combat. This book is a great place to start for professionals who are serious about understanding the unique tribulations of our uniformed service members who live with the prospect of death and disablement to preserve what we all value." - Laurence Miller, PhD, International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, "...Charles Figley and William P. Nash have made a significant and cogent contribution that helps to frame combat stress injury and interventions in a refreshing and helpful paradigm. Figley and Nash have done an impressive job of arraying 30 professionals whose contributions help frame the complex interplay of the mental and emotional wounds that too often result from the trauma of combat, and these authors identify ways to prevent and/or manage the potential consequences of operational deployments. The editors have challenged their contributors to help military commanders by providing those leaders, who bear primary responsibility for the welfare of their war fighters, with the necessary tools to help preserve the fighting strength and protect the long-term health of them military member and his or her family. On all accounts, Figley and Nash have powerfully and significantly achieved what they set out to do. To effectively position health-care providers, the clergy, and commanders to handle [theandle [the] collective expression of operational fatigue and stress, Figley and Nash offer the right paradigm at the right time." - Thomas J. Williams, PsycCRITIQUES, Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books "Both editors of Combat Stress Injury have boots-on-the-ground military experience, as well as being a practicing psychologist (Figley) and physician (Nash), and it shows in their selection of chapters addressing PTSD and related mental health syndromes associated with combat. This book is a great place to start for professionals who are serious about understanding the unique tribulations of our uniformed service members who live with the prospect of death and disablement to preserve what we all value."- Laurence Miller, PhD, International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, "…Charles Figley and William P. Nash have made a significant and cogent contribution that helps to frame combat stress injury and interventions in a refreshing and helpful paradigm. Figley and Nash have done an impressive job of arraying 30 professionals whose contributions help frame the complex interplay of the mental and emotional wounds that too often result from the trauma of combat, and these authors identify ways to prevent and/or manage the potential consequences of operational deployments. The editors have challenged their contributors to help military commanders by providing those leaders, who bear primary responsibility for the welfare of their war fighters, with the necessary tools to help preserve the fighting strength and protect the long-term health of them military member and his or her family. On all accounts, Figley and Nash have powerfully and significantly achieved what they set out to do. To effectively position health-care providers, the clergy, and commanders to handle [the] collective expression of operational fatigue and stress, Figley and Nash offer the right paradigm at the right time." - Thomas J. Williams, PsycCRITIQUES, Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books "Both editors of Combat Stress Injury have boots-on-the-ground military experience, as well as being a practicing psychologist (Figley) and physician (Nash), and it shows in their selection of chapters addressing PTSD and related mental health syndromes associated with combat. This book is a great place to start for professionals who are serious about understanding the unique tribulations of our uniformed service members who live with the prospect of death and disablement to preserve what we all value."- Laurence Miller, PhD, International Journal of Emergency Mental Health
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
616.85212
Lc Classification Number
Rc550.C66 2007
Table of Content
About the Editors. Contributors. Series Editor's Foreword. Shay, Foreword. Figley, Nash, Introduction: For Those Who Bear the Battle. Part I: Theoretical Orientation to Combat Stress Management. Nash,The Stressors of War. Nash, Combat/ Operational Stress Adaptations and Injuries. Nash, Baker, Competing and Complementary Models of Combat Stress Injury. Part II: Research Contributions to Combat Stress Injuries and Adaptation. Boscarino, The Mortality Impact of Combat Stress 30 Years After Exposure. Koren, Hilel, Idar, Hemel, Klein, Combat Stress Management: The Interplay Between Combat, Injury and Loss. Dekel, Solomon, Secondary Traumatization Among Wives of War Veterans with PTSD. Part III: Combat Stress Injury Management Programs. Moore, Reger, Historical and Contemporary Perspectives of Combat Stress and the Army Combat Stress Control Team. Rizzo, Rothbaum, Graap, Virtual Reality Applications for the Treatment of Combat-related PTSD. Spira, Pyne, Wiederhold, Experiential Methods in the Treatment of PTSD. March, Greenberg, The Royal Marines Approach to Psychological Trauma. Grenier, Darte, Heber, Richardson, The Operational Stress Injury Social Support Program. Drescher, Smith, Foy, Spirituality and Readjustment Following War Zone Experiences. Lyons, The Returning Warrior: Advice for Families and Friends.
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