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Violence in Our Lives: Impact on Workplace, Home, and Community
Violence in Our Lives Impact on Workplace Home and Community
Author: Elizabeth K. Carll
No other book on the market includes cutting-edge information on the variety of interrelated topics on violence!
  • A must-read for practitioners in the fields of Mental Health, Criminal Justice, Human Resources, Law, and others who work with trauma patients.
  • Essential reading for anyone interested in psychological aspects of t...  more »
  • An invaluable resource for possible strategies and interventions aimed at detecting and avoiding possible violent incidents, as well as alleviating the effects of trauma when they do occur.
Unlike any other book on the market today, this book encompasses the latest research and provides on-target insight into violence and terrorism in the workplace, domestic and family violence pertaining to both sexes, stalking, and even the effects of violence portrayed in the media on the public audience. It also provides a comprehensive analysis of the stress jurors experience serving on trials. This book presents many real-life incidents involving violence and it offers a number of possible strategies and interventions aimed at alleviating the effects of trauma when they do occur. Chapters include: Workplace and Community Violence; Domestic and Intimate Relationship Violence; Family Violence; Custody, and Visitation; Stalking in the Community and Workplace; Crisis and Hostage Negotiations; Psychopharmacologic Management of Stress and Aggression; Media Depiction and Coverage of Violence; and Juror Stress. Elizabeth K. Carll, Ph. D. is a clinical and consulting psychologist, author, and is a frequent speaker at national and international professional meetings. The originator of the term "trauma psychology," Dr. Carll is in private practice in Long Island, New York and also consults to organizations and corporations regarding stress, trauma, and violence intervention and prevention, as well as on stress and health/illness issues. Dr. Carll is a strong advocate of community service and participates on the boards of professional and community organizations. She is the founder and chair of the New York State Psychological Association (NYSPA) Task Force on Violence; founder and chair emeritus of the NYSPA Disaster/Crisis Response Network, and served as a founding member of the American Psychological Association National Disaster Response Advisory Committee. Dr. Carll has been interviewed by numerous broadcast and print media including NBC, ABC, CBS, Dateline NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, USA Today, NY Times, Boston Globe, Newsday, NY Daily News, NY Post.
ISBN-13: 9780205170852
ISBN-10: 0205170854
Publication Date: 1/1999
Pages: 224
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Publisher: Allyn Bacon
Book Type: Paperback
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