Crisis Assessment, Intervention, and Prevention by Lisa R. Jackson-Cherry, Bradley T. Erford

3.54 AVERAGE

liamhall's review

3.5
informative slow-paced

natatorie's review

3.0
Concise and informative is right. Covers a wide breach of information and presents it in a manner that is easy to understand. Was appreciative of the examples in the book of what scenarios would look like if the techniques were to be applied in sessions. As far as content goes, was pleasantly surprised by multiculturalism in the book but most of this focus was on gender differences instead of racial differences, just giving a chapter or two about how to work with "different populations". All things considered, a good starting point.