A Clinician's Guide to Foundational Story Psychotherapy draws together a range of theories and models to examine the use of narrative psychotherapy in clinical practice.
A Clinician's Guide to Foundational Story Psychotherapy draws together a range of theories and models to examine the use of narrative psychotherapy in clinical practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hugh K. Marr, PhD, is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Alexandria, Virginia. He has worked in all phases of community mental health, culminating in running a partial hospital program for clients with the co-occurring disorders of substance use and major mental illness. He is the coauthor of the books What Story Are You Living? and Introduction to Archetypes.
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List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgements: A Professional Journey Story Preface Introduction Part 1 - The Shoulders of Giants 1. Major Background Theorists Part 2 - The Aspects of Story and the Foundational Story Model 2. The Aspects of Story 3. The Foundational Story Model 4. Foundational Stories: Russian Dolls and Magic Mirrors Part 3 - Life and Foundational Story Assessment 5. Gathering Stories 6.Understanding Foundational Stories 7. Assessing the Impact of History and Context: The Foundational Story Interview and Family of Origin Mapping 8. The Seminal Importance of Roles 9. Assessing the Life Story Plot and Characters: Plot Diagramming And Character (or Ego State) Mapping Part 4 - Changing Foundational and Life Stories 10. Introduction and Sources of Change 11. Changing Context: Story Receiving and Storytelling 12. Helping Transform Characters 13. Changing Plot 14. Thematic Change 15. Transforming the Moral and the Whole Story I 16.Transforming the Moral and the Whole Story II: Foundational Storyboarding Part 5 - Trauma and the Life Story 17. From Fat Farm to Child Abuse 18. The Trauma Story: Holes, Shards, and Morals 19. A Trauma Treatment Primer: Phases of Trauma Treatment Part 6 - Listening to Your Own Story 20. Working With Yourself 21. Growing as a Therapist Part 7 - Conclusion: Weaving it Together 22. Without and Beyond Story 23. Integrating a Storied View With Your Own Theory Appendices Appendix I: The Foundational Story Interview Template AppendixII: Foundational Story Diagram Form Appendix III: Family of Origin Mapping (FOOM) Procedure Appendix IV: Trauma List Index
List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgements: A Professional Journey Story Preface Introduction Part 1 - The Shoulders of Giants 1. Major Background Theorists Part 2 - The Aspects of Story and the Foundational Story Model 2. The Aspects of Story 3. The Foundational Story Model 4. Foundational Stories: Russian Dolls and Magic Mirrors Part 3 - Life and Foundational Story Assessment 5. Gathering Stories 6.Understanding Foundational Stories 7. Assessing the Impact of History and Context: The Foundational Story Interview and Family of Origin Mapping 8. The Seminal Importance of Roles 9. Assessing the Life Story Plot and Characters: Plot Diagramming And Character (or Ego State) Mapping Part 4 - Changing Foundational and Life Stories 10. Introduction and Sources of Change 11. Changing Context: Story Receiving and Storytelling 12. Helping Transform Characters 13. Changing Plot 14. Thematic Change 15. Transforming the Moral and the Whole Story I 16.Transforming the Moral and the Whole Story II: Foundational Storyboarding Part 5 - Trauma and the Life Story 17. From Fat Farm to Child Abuse 18. The Trauma Story: Holes, Shards, and Morals 19. A Trauma Treatment Primer: Phases of Trauma Treatment Part 6 - Listening to Your Own Story 20. Working With Yourself 21. Growing as a Therapist Part 7 - Conclusion: Weaving it Together 22. Without and Beyond Story 23. Integrating a Storied View With Your Own Theory Appendices Appendix I: The Foundational Story Interview Template AppendixII: Foundational Story Diagram Form Appendix III: Family of Origin Mapping (FOOM) Procedure Appendix IV: Trauma List Index
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