Crisis and Trauma: Developmental-Ecological Intervention (Crisis Intervention)
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Crisis and Trauma: Developmental-Ecological Intervention (Crisis Intervention)

by Barbara G. Collins, Thomas M. Collins

Psychology Social Work
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This book presents developmental-ecological intervention methods for crisis and trauma, focusing on how environmental and growth factors shape responses. It equips professionals with strategies to support individuals through psychological challenges, emphasizing structured and context-aware approaches in crisis management.

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Crisis and Trauma: Developmental-Ecological Intervention offers a framework for understanding and responding to crises within developmental and ecological contexts.

The book emphasizes intervention strategies that consider individual growth stages and environmental influences to promote effective recovery.

Authored by Barbara G. Collins and Thomas M. Collins, it serves as a resource in the field of crisis intervention, providing practical insights for practitioners.

This used book in good condition delivers reliable content for those studying or applying trauma-informed care.

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