The Suicide and Homicide Risk Assessment & Prevention Treatment Planner, with DSM–5 Updates

<p>PracticePlanners&reg; Series Preface xiii<br /> <br /> Acknowledgements xv<br /> <br /> Introduction 1<br /> <br /> I Suicidal Populations<br /> <br /> African American Male 17<br /> <br /> Asian American Male 29<br /> <br /> Bipolar 39<br /> <br /> Borderline Personality Disorder 52<br /> <br /> Caucasian Female Adolescent 64<br /> <br /> Caucasian Female Adult 76<br /> <br /> Caucasian Male Adolescent 87<br /> <br /> Caucasian Male Adult 99<br /> <br /> Chemically Dependent 111<br /> <br /> Child 125<br /> <br /> Chronic Medical Illness 138<br /> <br /> College Student 152<br /> <br /> Elderly 165<br /> <br /> Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual 177<br /> <br /> Hispanic Male 190<br /> <br /> Homeless Male 201<br /> <br /> Incarcerated Male 213<br /> <br /> Law Enforcement Officer 224<br /> <br /> Native American Male 236<br /> <br /> Pathological Gambler 249<br /> <br /> Physician 261<br /> <br /> Psychiatric Inpatient 274<br /> <br /> Schizophrenic 285<br /> <br /> Suicidal/Homicidal Populations 297<br /> <br /> Suicide Survivor 310<br /> <br /> II Assaultive/Homicidal Populations<br /> <br /> Assaultive/Homicidal Male 323<br /> <br /> Homicidal/Suicidal Male 335<br /> <br /> Appendix A: Bibliotherapy Suggestions 347<br /> <br /> Appendix B: Professional Bibliography 350<br /> <br /> Appendix C: Index of DSM–IV–TR Codes Associated with Presenting Problems 358</p>