FAMILY THERAPY - DEAN AMORY
This is the new, extended and improved version of “An Introduction to Family Therapy”, your reference guide containing detailed information about all important facets of family therapy: schools and methods, strategies used, structure and content of family therapy sessions, stages, basic techniques, influential people, history of family therapy,… Since I feel many people will benefit and appreciate being allowed easy access to this kind of information ordered in short, easily accessible chapters, I decided to make this compilation work - based on information freely available in the public domain -, available for free to everybody as a download file. ----//---- The cover illustration is from Zirta from Mexico: www.zirta.net - email address: beatriz@zirta.net
This is the new, extended and improved version of “An Introduction to Family Therapy”, your reference guide containing detailed information about all important facets of family therapy: schools and methods, strategies used, structure and content of family therapy sessions, stages, basic techniques, influential people, history of family therapy,… Since I feel many people will benefit and appreciate being allowed easy access to this kind of information ordered in short, easily accessible chapters, I decided to make this compilation work - based on information freely available in the public domain -, available for free to everybody as a download file.
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The cover illustration is from Zirta from Mexico: www.zirta.net - email address: beatriz@zirta.net
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Chapter 5 - Engaging the Family Into Treatment ...............................................................................70<br />
The Problem ....................................................................................................................................70<br />
Dealing With Resistance to Engagement........................................................................................71<br />
The Task of Coming to Treatment ..................................................................................................72<br />
Joining.............................................................................................................................................72<br />
Establishing a Therapeutic Alliance................................................................................................73<br />
Diagnosing the Interactions That Keep the Family From Coming Into Treatment ........................73<br />
Restructuring the Resistance ...........................................................................................................74<br />
Types of Resistant Families ............................................................................................................74<br />
Powerful Identified Patient .............................................................................................................74<br />
Contact Person Protecting Structure ...............................................................................................75<br />
Disengaged Parent...........................................................................................................................76<br />
Families With Secrets .....................................................................................................................76<br />
Chapter 6 - Clinical Research Supporting Brief Stategic Family Therapy.........................................77<br />
Outpatient Brief Strategic Family Therapy Versus Outpatient Group Counseling ........................77<br />
Conduct Disorder. ...........................................................................................................................78<br />
Association With Antisocial Peers..................................................................................................78<br />
One Person Brief Strategic Family Therapy ...................................................................................79<br />
Brief Strategic Family Therapy Engagement..................................................................................79<br />
The six levels of engagement effort ................................................................................................80<br />
Efficacy of methods of engagement...............................................................................................80<br />
References .......................................................................................................................................81<br />
Solution focused brief therapy .............................................................................................................86<br />
Contents...............................................................................................................................................86<br />
Basic Principles:..................................................................................................................................86<br />
Questions.............................................................................................................................................87<br />
The miracle question .......................................................................................................................87<br />
Scaling Questions............................................................................................................................88<br />
Exception Seeking Questions..........................................................................................................88<br />
Coping questions.............................................................................................................................88<br />
Problem-free talk.............................................................................................................................89<br />
Resources ............................................................................................................................................89<br />
History of Solution Focused Brief Therapy ........................................................................................89<br />
Solution-Focused counselling .............................................................................................................90<br />
Solution-Focused consulting...............................................................................................................90<br />
References ...........................................................................................................................................90<br />
Brief (psycho-) therapy .........................................................................................................................91<br />
Founding proponents of Brief Therapy...............................................................................................91<br />
An Overview of Brief Therapy ...........................................................................................................93<br />
The brief therapy solution-focused approach can be summed up in three stages,..........................93<br />
Strategic Family Therapy.....................................................................................................................94<br />
Haley Model........................................................................................................................................95<br />
Behavior Problems ..............................................................................................................................95<br />
Family Interaction ...............................................................................................................................95<br />
Therapy ...............................................................................................................................................95<br />
Who Does it Help? ..............................................................................................................................97<br />
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