William E. Martin, Jr. (Edited by) ,  Jody L. Swartz-Kulstad (Edited by)

"Detailed explanations of P-E are accompanied by descriptions of practical methods for assessment and treatment with this approach, which is a rather refreshing departure from the popular and traditional theories and viewpoints that 'place responsibility for mental health on the shoulders of the person alone.' Professionals, including researchers and academicians, seeking a different and unconventional system for understanding and assessing emotional difficulties will find it in this book."—READINGS: A Journal of Reviews and Commentary in Mental Health

• Contents: Part I:Introduction.W.E. Martin, Jr., J.L. Swartz-Kulstad, An Introduction to Person-Environment Psychology and Mental Health: Assessment and Intervention. Part II:Person-Environment Psychology and Mental Health: Assessment Strategies.R.L. Munger, Comprehensive Needs-Based Assessment With Adolescents. C.B. Horton, J.E. Bucy, Assessing Adolescents: Ecological and Person-Environment Fit Perspectives. L.M. Koehly, V.A. Shivy, Social Environments and Social Contexts: Social Network Applications in Person-Environment Psychology. Part III:Person-Environment Psychology and Mental Health: Intervention Strategies.R.V. Dawis, The Person-Environment Tradition in Counseling Psychology. C.M. Borduin, N. Heiblum, M.R. Jones, S.A. Grabe, Community-Based Treatment of Serious Antisocial Behavior in Adolescents. J.L. Swanson, S.P. Chu, Applications of Person-Environment Psychology to the Career Development and Vocational Behavior of Adolescents and Adults. J.L. Swartz-Kulstad, W.E. Martin, Jr., Culture as an Essential Aspect of Person-Environment Fit. Part IV:Conclusion.W.E. Martin, Jr., J.L. Swartz-Kulstad, Focal Points for Person-Environment Psychology: Ecological Validity, Systems Orientation, Fit, and Efficacy.

William E. Martin, Jr. (Edited by) ,  Jody L. Swartz-Kulstad (Edited by)

"Detailed explanations of P-E are accompanied by descriptions of practical methods for assessment and treatment with this approach, which is a rather refreshing departure from the popular and traditional theories and viewpoints that 'place responsibility for mental health on the shoulders of the person alone.' Professionals, including researchers and academicians, seeking a different and unconventional system for understanding and assessing emotional difficulties will find it in this book."—READINGS: A Journal of Reviews and Commentary in Mental Health

• Contents: Part I:Introduction.W.E. Martin, Jr., J.L. Swartz-Kulstad, An Introduction to Person-Environment Psychology and Mental Health: Assessment and Intervention. Part II:Person-Environment Psychology and Mental Health: Assessment Strategies.R.L. Munger, Comprehensive Needs-Based Assessment With Adolescents. C.B. Horton, J.E. Bucy, Assessing Adolescents: Ecological and Person-Environment Fit Perspectives. L.M. Koehly, V.A. Shivy, Social Environments and Social Contexts: Social Network Applications in Person-Environment Psychology. Part III:Person-Environment Psychology and Mental Health: Intervention Strategies.R.V. Dawis, The Person-Environment Tradition in Counseling Psychology. C.M. Borduin, N. Heiblum, M.R. Jones, S.A. Grabe, Community-Based Treatment of Serious Antisocial Behavior in Adolescents. J.L. Swanson, S.P. Chu, Applications of Person-Environment Psychology to the Career Development and Vocational Behavior of Adolescents and Adults. J.L. Swartz-Kulstad, W.E. Martin, Jr., Culture as an Essential Aspect of Person-Environment Fit. Part IV:Conclusion.W.E. Martin, Jr., J.L. Swartz-Kulstad, Focal Points for Person-Environment Psychology: Ecological Validity, Systems Orientation, Fit, and Efficacy.