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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D. Normal family development.........................................................................................................191<br />
E. The development of behaviour disorders .....................................................................................191<br />
F. Goals of therapy............................................................................................................................191<br />
G. Techniques — join, map, transform structure..............................................................................191<br />
1. Joining and accommodating, then taking a position of leadership ...........................................191<br />
2. Enactment for understanding and change .................................................................................191<br />
3. Working with interaction and mapping the underlying structure .............................................191<br />
4. Diagnosing ................................................................................................................................191<br />
5. Highlighting and modifying interpersonal interactions is essential..........................................191<br />
6. Boundary making and boundary strengthening ........................................................................192<br />
7. Unbalancing may be necessary .................................................................................................192<br />
8. Challenging the family’s assumptions may be necessary .........................................................192<br />
9. Therapists must create techniques to fit each unique family ....................................................192<br />
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