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portada Lifelines: Clinical Perspectives on Suicide
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
250
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x1.3 cm
Weight
0.34 kg.
ISBN13
9781468442076

Lifelines: Clinical Perspectives on Suicide

Bassuk, Ellen L. ; Schoonover, Stephen C. ; Gill, Andrew (Author) · Springer · Paperback

Lifelines: Clinical Perspectives on Suicide - Bassuk, Ellen L. ; Schoonover, Stephen C. ; Gill, Andrew

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Synopsis "Lifelines: Clinical Perspectives on Suicide"

Suicide is a source of endless disquiet. One of the few fatal consequences of psychiatric illness, it is a threat to patients, and a vexation to therapists that puts clinical judgment to the ultimate test. It arouses countertransference reactions of unusual intensity-helplessness and guilt when the suicide is successful; anxiety and anger when it is used as a manipulative tool. For as Samuel Johnson was aware when he com- mented that many "commit suicide, as a passionate man will stab an- other," it is not only an escape from hopeless despair but an expression of the most violent rage. To all those who care for suicidal patients, this book will come as a welcome guide. Each of the authors represented here brings a wealth of clinical expe- rience to bear on the subject under discussion. The psychological and bi- ological determinants of depression are simply and clearly delineated to provide a basis for understanding the processes underlying suicide, for judging its likelihood, and for preventing its occurrence. Detailed de- scriptions of the variety of psychological and pharmacological treatments of the suicidal patient are complemented by extensive discussions of the several settings in which such patients will be encountered, whether these be an in-patient unit, an out-patient clinic, a medical ward, an emergency room, or a private office.

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