Christ-Centered Therapy: Empowering the Self brings together Christian faith with the Internal Family System (IFS) model. This powerful therapeutic model posits a self surrounded by subpersonalities who carry anger, fear, distrust, and other negative responses. This book provides exercises and visual aids to help both client and counselor, including worksheets, a "parts map" for client and counselor to use collaboratively, case studies, and a clinical outline listing the interventions in sequence. Christ-Centered Therapy: Empowering the Self is essential for Christian counselors and for…mehr
Christ-Centered Therapy: Empowering the Self brings together Christian faith with the Internal Family System (IFS) model. This powerful therapeutic model posits a self surrounded by subpersonalities who carry anger, fear, distrust, and other negative responses. This book provides exercises and visual aids to help both client and counselor, including worksheets, a "parts map" for client and counselor to use collaboratively, case studies, and a clinical outline listing the interventions in sequence. Christ-Centered Therapy: Empowering the Self is essential for Christian counselors and for non-Christian counselors who are seeking more effective ways to treat Christian clients. To view an excerpt online, find the book in our QuickSearch catalog at www.HaworthPress.com.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contents * Acknowledgments * Introduction: The Need for a Breakthrough: A Personal Note * A New Model of Personality and Treatment * Application of IFS in a Christ-Centered Context * Those Who Will Find This Book Helpful * An Invitation to a Journey of Discovery * Contents and Organization * Exercise: Beginning the Personal Application * Section I: The Internal Family System Model * Chapter 1. Basic Internal Family System Concepts * Multiplicity and Systems: Two Foundational Concepts of IFS * Viewing the Individual As a System: The Second Concept * Characteristics of Parts and Self in the Internal System * The Three-Group System of Parts * Parts Stuck in Extreme States * Chapter Summary * Exercise: Seeking Your Internal Family System * Chapter 2. IFS Therapy: Changing the Internal System * Raymond: A Case Study of Changing the Internal System * Introducing the IFS Model * Getting to Know the Territory * Entering the Client's System * Depolarizing Part * Identifying Chains that Bind the Parts * Releasing the Chains by Unburdening and Retrieving a Part from the Past * Clinical Outline for Working with Individuals * Exercise: Get to Know a Part * Section II: The Christ-Centered IFS Model * Chapter 3. Christ-Centered IFS Concepts * CCIFS, an Extension of IFS Therapy into Christian Spirituality * Three Foundational Structures of the Internal System * Pam's Spiritual Journey * The Internal Struggle of Christians * Chapter Summary * Exercise: Seeking Your Own Internal Organization * Chapter 4. Christ-Centered IFS Therapy * Assessing the Appropriateness of Using the CCIFS Model * Introducing the CCIFS Model * Setting Goals * Moving Ahead * The Mountain Exercise for Christian Clients * Pam's Guidelines for Relating to Ronald * Healing with Jesus: Retrieving and Unburdening a Part Stuck in the Past * The Healing of a Memory with Jesus * Summary of Procedures Unique to CCIFS Therapy * Clinical Outline of CCIFS Therapy for Working with Individuals * The Mountain Exercise * Section III: Equipping Clients with Leadership Tools for Meeting Life Situations * Chapter 5. Cleaning the Slate and Keeping It Clean: The Forgiveness Process * Step 1: Identifying the Existence of Resentments * Step 2: Introducing the Three-Column Worksheet and the Main Principles * Step 3: Helping the Client Assess the Usefulness and Timing of the Resentment Process * Step 4: Listing the Resentments--The Work of Column 1 * Step 5: Listing the Effects of Offending Behaviors--Column 2 Work * Step 6: Listing Anticipated Effects of Releasing Resentments--Column 3 Work * Step 7: Helping the Client Assess Readiness to Release Resentments * Step 8: Designing a Ritual for Releasing Resentments * Step 9: Assimilating the Effects of Releasing * Step 10: Considering the Wisdom of Encountering the Offender * The Forgiveness Process with Wrongs Experienced As Adults * Keeping the Slate Clean: A Shorthand Victimless Process for Current Situations * Chapter Summary * Clinical Outline of the Forgiveness Process * Exercise: Wiping Your Own Slate Clean * Chapter 6. Spotting the Parts' Downward Spiral: The First Sequence of the Flowchart * Kirsten's Situation * Observing the Client's Need for Leadership Tools * Describing the Flowchart and Helping the Client to Assess the Time for Its Use * Developing a Rough Draft of the Parts' Survival Sequence * Testing the Rough Draft in a Live Situation * Lifting the Veil: Connecting th
Contents * Acknowledgments * Introduction: The Need for a Breakthrough: A Personal Note * A New Model of Personality and Treatment * Application of IFS in a Christ-Centered Context * Those Who Will Find This Book Helpful * An Invitation to a Journey of Discovery * Contents and Organization * Exercise: Beginning the Personal Application * Section I: The Internal Family System Model * Chapter 1. Basic Internal Family System Concepts * Multiplicity and Systems: Two Foundational Concepts of IFS * Viewing the Individual As a System: The Second Concept * Characteristics of Parts and Self in the Internal System * The Three-Group System of Parts * Parts Stuck in Extreme States * Chapter Summary * Exercise: Seeking Your Internal Family System * Chapter 2. IFS Therapy: Changing the Internal System * Raymond: A Case Study of Changing the Internal System * Introducing the IFS Model * Getting to Know the Territory * Entering the Client's System * Depolarizing Part * Identifying Chains that Bind the Parts * Releasing the Chains by Unburdening and Retrieving a Part from the Past * Clinical Outline for Working with Individuals * Exercise: Get to Know a Part * Section II: The Christ-Centered IFS Model * Chapter 3. Christ-Centered IFS Concepts * CCIFS, an Extension of IFS Therapy into Christian Spirituality * Three Foundational Structures of the Internal System * Pam's Spiritual Journey * The Internal Struggle of Christians * Chapter Summary * Exercise: Seeking Your Own Internal Organization * Chapter 4. Christ-Centered IFS Therapy * Assessing the Appropriateness of Using the CCIFS Model * Introducing the CCIFS Model * Setting Goals * Moving Ahead * The Mountain Exercise for Christian Clients * Pam's Guidelines for Relating to Ronald * Healing with Jesus: Retrieving and Unburdening a Part Stuck in the Past * The Healing of a Memory with Jesus * Summary of Procedures Unique to CCIFS Therapy * Clinical Outline of CCIFS Therapy for Working with Individuals * The Mountain Exercise * Section III: Equipping Clients with Leadership Tools for Meeting Life Situations * Chapter 5. Cleaning the Slate and Keeping It Clean: The Forgiveness Process * Step 1: Identifying the Existence of Resentments * Step 2: Introducing the Three-Column Worksheet and the Main Principles * Step 3: Helping the Client Assess the Usefulness and Timing of the Resentment Process * Step 4: Listing the Resentments--The Work of Column 1 * Step 5: Listing the Effects of Offending Behaviors--Column 2 Work * Step 6: Listing Anticipated Effects of Releasing Resentments--Column 3 Work * Step 7: Helping the Client Assess Readiness to Release Resentments * Step 8: Designing a Ritual for Releasing Resentments * Step 9: Assimilating the Effects of Releasing * Step 10: Considering the Wisdom of Encountering the Offender * The Forgiveness Process with Wrongs Experienced As Adults * Keeping the Slate Clean: A Shorthand Victimless Process for Current Situations * Chapter Summary * Clinical Outline of the Forgiveness Process * Exercise: Wiping Your Own Slate Clean * Chapter 6. Spotting the Parts' Downward Spiral: The First Sequence of the Flowchart * Kirsten's Situation * Observing the Client's Need for Leadership Tools * Describing the Flowchart and Helping the Client to Assess the Time for Its Use * Developing a Rough Draft of the Parts' Survival Sequence * Testing the Rough Draft in a Live Situation * Lifting the Veil: Connecting th
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