Psychological Support for Specialists with Adjustment Disorders

This book is written by a team of authors – leaders in modern domestic psychology, psychotherapy, and psychiatry. It reveals the theoretical aspects of adjustment disorders, which are a result of stress and manifest as negative emotional pathological states that disrupt social communication and reduce human productivity. Special attention is given to the clinical diagnosis of adjustment disorders: symptoms, stages, and types of development are described, and a psychodiagnostic toolkit is proposed. For practicing psychologists, examples of questions that allow determining the severity of the disorder will be relevant, as well as a list of techniques for diagnosing its symptoms. Descriptions of forms of psychological support in the format of psychological prevention or psychocorrective activities, conducted both individually and in groups, will be important for psychologists, educators, and social workers.