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Brief Treatment andCrisis InterventionA Journal of Evidence-Based Practice
Volume 8 Number 4 November 2008www.brief-treatment.oxfordjournals.org
Brief Treatment andCrisis InterventionA Journal of Evidence-Based PracticeVolume 8 Number 4 November 2008
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REGULAR ARTICLES293 In Memory of Professor Albert Roberts
294 Early Trauma and Subsequent Antisocial Behavior in AdultsGREG J. ARMSTRONG, & SUSAN D. M. KELLEY
304 Development of Clinical Ratings for Crisis Assessment In Community Mental HealthEUGENE R. BONYNGE, & STEVEN THURBER
313 Practice Challenges in Using Psychological First Aid in a Group Format withChildren: A Pilot StudyCAROL A. PLUMMER, DAPHNE S. CAIN, RAKINZIE M. FISHER, & TONI Q. BANKSTON
327 An Overview of the Evidence on Bullying Prevention and Intervention ProgramsFAYE MISHNA
342 Mental Health Practitioners Collaboration with the Families of Individuals withSchizophrenia: A Mixed Method StudyBLAKE BEECHER
352 Public Subsidized Assistance for Psychological Counseling in the Danish PublicNational Health Insurance ServiceASK ELKLIT, & LOUISE H. NIELSEN
358 General Mental Health Practitioners as EAP Network Affiliates: Does EAP Short-Term Counseling Overlap with General Practice Psychotherapy?DAVID A. SHARAR
370 Preparing Child Psychologists for Managed Care: Educational and TrainingConsiderationsDANIEL B. PICKAR, & RHONDA L. LINDSEY
381 Power and Control as a Framework for Practice—The Case of Intimate PartnerViolence Work in TaiwanCHU-LI JULIE LIU, & CHERYL REGEHR
390 The Efficacy of Bibliotherapy for Social PhobiaYU SUN CHUNG, & JUNG-HYE KWON
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EditorAlbert R. Roberts, PhDProfessor of Social Work & CriminalJustice
Administration of JusticeDepartmentRutgers—The State Universityof New Jersey, Piscataway
Associate EditorsResearch CommentariesCheryl Regehr, PhDFaculty of Social Work & Centre for Applied Social Research
University of Toronto
Forensic Mental HealthAnn W. Burgess, DNSc, FAANCollege of NursingUniversity of Pennsylvania
Book ReviewsElizabeth Plionis, PhDNational Catholic School of Social Service
Catholic University of AmericaWashington, DC
Editorial BoardAllan A. Abbass, MD, FRCPCCentre for Emotions & HealthDepartment of PsychiatryDalhousie University
James Barber, PhDDeputy Vice-ChancellorRMIT UniversityMelbourne, Australia
Bernard Bloom, PhDDepartment of PsychologyUniversity of Colorado
Gary L. Bowen, PhDSchool of Social WorkThe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Harris Chaiklin, PhDSchool of Social WorkUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore
Kevin Corcoran, PhD, JDGraduate School of Social WorkPortland State University
Catherine Dulmus, PhDSchool of Social Work University at Buffalo The State University of New York
Sophia Dziegielewski, PhDSchool of Social Work University of Cincinnati, Ohio
George S. Everly, Jr., PhDBloomberg School of Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
Anne Fortune, PhDSchool of Social WelfareState University of New York at Albany
Cynthia Franklin, PhDSchool of Social Work University of Texas at Austin
Graham Glancy, MDDepartment of Psychiatry University of Toronto
Donald K. Granvold, PhDSchool of Social WorkUniversity of Texas at Arlington
Diane Green, PhDSchool of Social Work Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, Florida
James J. Hennessy, PhDGraduate School of EducationFordham University at Lincoln Center
Rachel Kaul, MSWDisaster and Emergency ServicesMaryland Department of Health &Mental Hygiene
Alan Kazdin, PhDDepartment of PsychologyYale University
Philip M. Kleespies, PhDAPA Section on Clinical Emergencies and Crises
American Psychological Associationand VA Medical Center, Boston
Lorrin M. Koran, MDDepartment of Psychiatry & BehavioralSciences
Stanford University Medical Center
Jeffrey M. Lating, PhD Department of Psychology Loyola College in Maryland, Baltimore
Mark D. Lerner, PhDAmerican Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress
Commack, New York
M. Sean O’Halloran, PhDDivision of Professional Psychology &Psychological Services Clinic
University of Northern Colorado
Allen J. Ottens, PhDDepartment of Educational Psychology & Counseling
Northern Illinois University
Howard A. Paul, PhDUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry ofNew Jersey
Lisa Rapp-Palicchi, PhDSchool of Social Work University of South Florida, Tampa
Aart Schene, MD, PhDProfessor of PsychiatryAcademic Medical Center/University of Amsterdam
Aron Shlonsky, PhDFaculty of Social Work University of Toronto
Phyllis Solomon, PhDSchool of Social Policy; and Department of Psychiatry
University of Pennsylvania
David W. Springer, PhDSchool of Social WorkUniversity of Texas at Austin
David L. Streiner, PhDDepartment of PsychiatryUniversity of Toronto
Vikki L. Vandiver, DrPHSchool of Social Work, Portland State University; and Department of Psychiatry
Oregon Health and Science University
Vincent B. Van Hasselt, PhDCenter for Psychological StudiesNova Southeastern UniversityFort Lauderdale, Florida
Barbara Van Noppen, PhD University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, Department ofPsychiatry
Los Angeles, California
Janet B. W. Williams, DSWBiometrics Research Department & Department of Psychiatry
New York State Psychiatric InstituteColumbia University
John S. Wodarski, PhDSchool of Social WorkUniversity of Tennessee
Kenneth Yeager, PhDMedical Center Department of PsychiatryOhio State University
Professor Albert R. Roberts
It is with deep regret and profound admiration that we remember
Brief Treatment andCrisis InterventionAA JJoouurrnnaall ooff EEvviiddeennccee--BBaasseedd PPrraaccttiicceeVolume 8 Number 4 November 2008
REGULAR ARTICLESIn Memory of Professor Albert Roberts 293
Early Trauma and Subsequent Antisocial Behavior in Adults 294GREG J. ARMSTRONG, & SUSAN D. M. KELLEY
Development of Clinical Ratings for Crisis Assessment In Community Mental Health 304EUGENE R. BONYNGE, & STEVEN THURBER
Practice Challenges in Using Psychological First Aid in a Group Format with Children: A Pilot Study 313CAROL A. PLUMMER, DAPHNE S. CAIN, RAKINZIE M. FISHER, & TONI Q. BANKSTON
An Overview of the Evidence on Bullying Prevention and Intervention Programs 327FAYE MISHNA
Mental Health Practitioners Collaboration with the Families of Individuals with Schizophrenia: A Mixed Method Study 342BLAKE BEECHER
Public Subsidized Assistance for Psychological Counseling in the Danish Public National Health Insurance Service 352ASK ELKLIT, & LOUISE H. NIELSEN
General Mental Health Practitioners as EAP Network Affiliates: Does EAP Short-Term Counseling Overlap with General Practice Psychotherapy? 358DAVID A. SHARAR
Preparing Child Psychologists for Managed Care: Educational and Training Considerations 370DANIEL B. PICKAR, & RHONDA L. LINDSEY
Power and Control as a Framework for Practice—The Case of Intimate Partner Violence Work in Taiwan 381CHU-LI JULIE LIU, & CHERYL REGEHR
The Efficacy of Bibliotherapy for Social Phobia 390YU SUN CHUNG, & JUNG-HYE KWON
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