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Cross-Cultural Dialogues on Homelessness From Pretreatment Strategies to Psychologically Informed Environments

Autore:	Jay S Levy; Robin Johnson
Pubblicazione:	Ann Arbor, MI, USA Loving Healing Press, Incorporated 2018
Edizione/Formato:	eBook : Document : IngleseVedi tutte le edizioni e i formati
Sommario:	Frontcover -- 9781615993666_txt -- backcover.pdf Cross-Cultural Dialogues on Homelessness Reveal New Insights _x000D_ This groundbreaking book presents compelling narratives and innovative approaches for addressing the psychological traumas that can underlie homelessness and is the first to explore in-depth what the US and UK can learn from one another. _x000D_ Authors focus on understanding and applying the precepts of Pretreatment and "Psychologically Informed Environments," as well as effective ways to promote productive dialogue on all levels -- with clients, clinicians, advocates, policymakers, researchers, and others. Detailed case studies review and integrate "hands on" practice with Appreciative Inquiry, Open Dialogue, and Common Language Construction methods. _x000D_ "In Cross-Cultural Dialogues on Homelessness, Jay Levy and co-authors provide the conceptual tools, the hitherto 'missing language', needed by practitioners and policymakers working with excluded individuals. This book has been informed by the authors' practice and should come with a warning: it will revolutionise how you work -- irreversibly and, undoubtedly, for the better" _x000D_ -- Cliona Ni Cheallaigh, MB, MRCP, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Medical Gerontology, Trinity College (Dublin) _x000D_ "Jay distills many decades of his own street experience, and by cross comparing his brilliant schema of Pretreatment with the British model of Psychologically Informed Environments (PIE), he reveals the underlying common processes of effective_x000D_ street engagement. As a long-time practitioner of street medicine, I recommend this book to anyone who seeks that sacred place on the streets where healing begins." _x000D_ -- Jim Withers, MD, Founder and Medical Director and Operation Safety Net and the Street Medicine Institute (Pittsburgh) _x000D_ "Cross Cultural Dialogues on Homelessness is a timely and important collection of the Latest thinking on how we should respond to the traumatic life experiences of so many homeless people. Levy and colleagues suggest a commitment to reflective dialogue will improve both the quality of frontline services and the way policy makers, managers and commissioners think about responding to the needs of people pushed to the margins of our societies." _x000D_ -- Alex Bax, Chief Executive, (London) Pathway - transforming health services for homeless people _x000D_ "This book is different because it is based on theory and practises, dialogue and the sharing of ideas - from both sides of the Atlantic. The human interest stories add great value to the book, which should be required reading for anyone interested_x000D_ in creating a better world for his/her fellow human beings. It should be read and debated by all with a vision for a better future for those who need services and those attempting to provide them." _x000D_ -- Alice Leahy, Director of Services Alice Leahy Trust (Dublin, Ireland) _x000D_ Learn more at www.JaySLevy.com _x000D_ From LHPress - www.LHPress.com  Per saperne di più…
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