The Delicate Balance Case Studies in Counseling and Care Management for Older Adults Edited by Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, Ph.D., and Ruth Campbell, M.S.W.

Preface 
Contributors
Acknowledgments               

1. Intervention Issues with Older Adults 
   Berit Ingersoll-Dayton

Section I: WORKING WITH INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES

2. Choosing Loneliness over Rejection
   Mariko Abe Foulk
    
3. Redefining the Role of Victim 
   Ruth E. Dunkle
   
   
4. Recognizing Our Professional Limits
   Shirley A. Thomas
   
   
5. Playing Multiple Roles in Home-Based Therapy
   Mary Rumman
   
   
6. Mediating Conflict within a Marriage
   Lynn E. Stern and Berit Ingersoll-Dayton

 Section II: WORKING WITH GROUPS

7. The Power of Group Cognitive Therapy
   Sally Edwards and Janet Fogler
   
   
8. Exploring the Meaning of Life in a Group Setting  
   Janet Fogler and Lynn E. Stern
   
   
9. Re-creating Family Through a Writing Group
   Ruth Campbell
   
   
10. Intergenerational Group Work in the Nursing Facility
    Mary Rumman
    

Section III: WORKING WITH FAMILIES AND SYSTEMS

11. Breaking Generational Family Patterns 
    Janet Fogler
    
    
12. Forming Relationships — The Key to Creative Care Management
    Katherine P. Supiano
    
    
13. Maintaining Family Ties — Intervening in Elder Neglect
    Katherine P. Supiano
    
    
14. Joining Hands to Address Older Adult Substance Abuse  
    Karyn S. Schoem
    
    
15. The Delicate Balance
    Ruth Campbell
    

Index