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Special Issue

Addressing HIV in Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy
March 2020
(Vol.57, No.1)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9351-3
Item #
5705705
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PDF

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American Psychological Association. (2020). Addressing HIV in Psychotherapy. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/pst/pst-addressing-hiv-psychotherapy-pdf

Table of contents

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  • Psychotherapy Research Is Needed to Improve Clinical Practice for Clients With HIV
    David W. Pantalone and Stephanie L. Budge
  • HIV, Confidentiality, and Duty to Protect: Considerations for Psychotherapists in the Age of Treatment as Prevention
    Tiffany Chenneville and Kemesha Gabbidon
  • Engaging, Retaining, and Providing Transdiagnostic Integrated Cognitive–Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing for Underserved People With HIV
    Audrey Harkness, Brooke G. Rogers, Marc Puccinelli, Ivan Ivardic, Gail Ironson,and Steven A. Safren
  • An Intersectionality-Informed Psychotherapy Approach to Reduce HIV Stigma
    Shufang Sun and Eugene W. Farber
  • Security Amidst Stigma: Exploring HIV and Sexual Minority Stressors Through an Attachment-Based Psychotherapy Group
    Christina Mastropaolo, Belinda Carrasco, Aaron S. Breslow, and Gregory J. Gagnon
  • AWARENESS: Development of a Cognitive–Behavioral Intervention to Address Intersectional Minority Stress for Sexual Minority Men Living With HIV Who Use Substances
    Annesa Flentje
  • "Being Diagnosed With HIV Was the Icing on the Cake of My Life": A Case Study of Fostering Resiliency Through Flexible Interventions Along the Stigma–Sickness Slope
    Megan M. Pinkston and Anna E. Schierberl Scherr
  • Motivational Interviewing With Male Couples to Reduce Substance Use and HIV Risk: Manifestations of Partner Discord and Strategies for Facilitating Dyadic Functioning
    Tyrel J. Starks, Gabriel Robles, Kendell M. Doyle, Mark Pawson, Paula Bertone, Brett M. Millar, and Karen S. Ingersoll
  • Therapeutic Writing as a Tool to Facilitate Therapeutic Process in the Context of Living With HIV: A Case Study Examining Partner Loss
    Nicole Ennis and Gabriel Cartagena
  • The Impact of HIV on Sexual Functioning: Considerations for Clinicians
    Brittany D. Baker, Erin J. Lea, and Mallika Lavakumar
  • Using Behavioral Psychotherapy Techniques to Address HIV Patients' Pain, Depression, and Well-Being
    Ethan Moitra, Nicholas Tarantino, Sarah L. Garnaat, Megan M. Pinkston, Andrew M. Busch, Risa B. Weisberg, Michael D. Stein, and Lisa A. Uebelacker
  • "I Cannot Change What Happened to Me, but I Can Learn to Change How I Feel": A Case Study From ImpACT, an Intervention for Women With a History of Sexual Trauma Who Are Living With HIV in Cape Town, South Africa
    Brandon A. Knettel, Corne´ Robertson, Nonceba Ciya, Jessica N. Coleman, Shannon A. Elliott, John A. Joska, and Kathleen J. Sikkema
  • Metropolitan Atlanta Community Adolescent Rapid Testing Initiative: The Impact of Motivational Interviewing and Intensive Case Management on the Psychosocial and Clinical Care Outcomes of Adolescents and Young Adults With HIV
    Krystal S. Frieson Bonaparte, Chanda C. Graves, Eugene W. Farber, Scott E. Gillespie, Sophia A. Hussen, LaTeshia Thomas-Seaton, Rana Chakraborty, and Andres F. Camacho-Gonzalez
  • "Too Much Boredom Isn't a Good Thing": Adapting Behavioral Activation for Substance Use in a Resource-Limited South African HIV Care Setting
    Jessica F. Magidson, Lena S. Andersen, Emily N. Satinsky, Bronwyn Myers, Ashraf Kagee, Morgan Anvari, and John A. Joska