Bøger om Treatment

Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT) er en evidensbaseret metode, der sikrer borgeren maksimal indflydelse på den hjælp, han eller hun modtager, samtidig med at behandleren på en systematisk måde kan dokumentere effekten af behandlingsarbejdet.FIT er intuitiv og enkel at anvende og har derfor hurtigt vundet indpas i mange forskellige behandlingssammenhænge.Dette er den første grundbog om FIT i skandinavisk sammenhæng. Bogen giver en komplet indføring i alle facetterne af FIT og retter sig mod professionelle behandlere inden for terapeutisk, psykosocialt og socialpædagogisk arbejde.

What is depression and how do we confront it? This book elaborates on the confusion that exists around the treatment of depression. It is believed that depression is a general condition experienced by many people periodically in their lives. However, Panagiotis Charbis has discovered that depression is a symptom that has some fundamental characteristics that are common to every depressed person in the world. This is one of the reasons why Charbis can split depression into different categories and symptoms which are to be treated with specific therapeutic approaches. This therapeutic method, now known as The Sisifos Method, is a prototype and one of a kind. What is particular about The Sisifos Method is its precise description of depression through seven basic characteristics and the manner of confrontation of the condition in order to provide effective therapy. The book begins with a short introduction to the psyche with a subsequent overview of the various symptoms. Finally we get an insight into how The Sisifos Method works practically.

"Oral Medicine and Pathology from A-Z" is an important part of the image of the dentist as a medical practitioner. I have attempted to describe the individual disorders briefly following the same concept: definition, aetiology, symptoms, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment and differential diagnoses. In some cases, there is a slight overlap, so a disorder is referred to twice under different names. I have included extensive images that will facilitate the clinician‘s ability to perform rapid diagnostics, but also fulfill some colleagues‘ desire for illustration of the various disorders of the patient. It is my hope that the book‘s form using text and associated images in the same spread will facilitate the use of the book by clinicians and that it will become an indispensable part of the clinic‘s library.