Helping Victims of Violent Crime: Assessment, Treatment, and Evidence-Based Practice (Springer Series on Social Work)

The "Helping Victims of Violent Crime" book is a comprehensive guide for policy makers, mental health providers, and anyone else seeking to assist victims of violent crime.

Grounded in victim-centered and strengths perspective, this book explores the latest research on victim assistance through systems theory, coping, crisis, and attribution theories.

With a focus on regaining equilibrium after a crime event, this book provides a framework for understanding and addressing the complex needs of victims.

By leveraging the power of homeostasis and the human response to crisis, "Helping Victims of Violent Crime" offers practical interventions and strategies for supporting victims on their path to healing and recovery.

Don't miss out on this essential resource for anyone working with victims of violent crime.