Philip Brownell
Gestalt Psychotherapy and Coaching for Relationships
Philip Brownell
Gestalt Psychotherapy and Coaching for Relationships
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Gestalt Psychotherapy and Coaching for Relationships provides psychotherapists and coaches with a thorough understanding of two-person dynamics and offers practical interventions for working with couples and with two-person teams within larger organizations.
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Gestalt Psychotherapy and Coaching for Relationships provides psychotherapists and coaches with a thorough understanding of two-person dynamics and offers practical interventions for working with couples and with two-person teams within larger organizations.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9781138949232
- ISBN-10: 113894923X
- Artikelnr.: 48706007
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9781138949232
- ISBN-10: 113894923X
- Artikelnr.: 48706007
Philip Brownell, MDiv, PCC, PsyD, is a licensed clinical psychologist in Idaho and North Carolina, certified professional coach (International Coach Federation), certified gestalt therapist (European Association for Gestalt Therapy), and ordained clergyman. He is also codirector of the Portland Gestalt Therapy Training Institute and staff psychologist at Family Health Services, a patient-centered medical home offering integrated health care to communities in southern Idaho. Dr. Brownell is a writer, editor, and leader in the global movement for research in gestalt therapy, and a frequent conference presenter.
List of Figure and Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I:
Grounding Work Involving Two Clients 1. An Orientation to Contemporary
Gestalt Therapy 2. An Orientation to Gestalt-Based Coaching 3. Contacting,
the Satisfaction of Interest, and Positive Psychology 4. Related Subjects
and Issues Part II: Attending to Specific Aspects of the Situation 5. It's
Never About Just One Person 6. It's Often About the Feedback Loop of Mutual
Interpretation 7. Turning Around Destructive, Reactive, and
Counterproductive Communication 8. Accounting for the Influence of Past
Experience 9. Overcoming the Trauma of Infidelity 10. When Asymmetric
Relationships Work-And When They Don't 11. Using Emotional Processing to
Strengthen Relationship 12. Volition and Motivation 13. Sexuality and
Sexual Dynamics 14. Limits and Boundary Dynamics 15. Spirituality 16. Dyads
Within Teams, Families, and Organizations Part III: General Strategies for
the Therapist and/or Coach 17. Referring to Research Literature 18.
Assimilating Coaching Into Psychotherapy 19. Assimilating Psychology Into
Coaching Conclusion Index
Grounding Work Involving Two Clients 1. An Orientation to Contemporary
Gestalt Therapy 2. An Orientation to Gestalt-Based Coaching 3. Contacting,
the Satisfaction of Interest, and Positive Psychology 4. Related Subjects
and Issues Part II: Attending to Specific Aspects of the Situation 5. It's
Never About Just One Person 6. It's Often About the Feedback Loop of Mutual
Interpretation 7. Turning Around Destructive, Reactive, and
Counterproductive Communication 8. Accounting for the Influence of Past
Experience 9. Overcoming the Trauma of Infidelity 10. When Asymmetric
Relationships Work-And When They Don't 11. Using Emotional Processing to
Strengthen Relationship 12. Volition and Motivation 13. Sexuality and
Sexual Dynamics 14. Limits and Boundary Dynamics 15. Spirituality 16. Dyads
Within Teams, Families, and Organizations Part III: General Strategies for
the Therapist and/or Coach 17. Referring to Research Literature 18.
Assimilating Coaching Into Psychotherapy 19. Assimilating Psychology Into
Coaching Conclusion Index
List of Figure and Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I:
Grounding Work Involving Two Clients 1. An Orientation to Contemporary
Gestalt Therapy 2. An Orientation to Gestalt-Based Coaching 3. Contacting,
the Satisfaction of Interest, and Positive Psychology 4. Related Subjects
and Issues Part II: Attending to Specific Aspects of the Situation 5. It's
Never About Just One Person 6. It's Often About the Feedback Loop of Mutual
Interpretation 7. Turning Around Destructive, Reactive, and
Counterproductive Communication 8. Accounting for the Influence of Past
Experience 9. Overcoming the Trauma of Infidelity 10. When Asymmetric
Relationships Work-And When They Don't 11. Using Emotional Processing to
Strengthen Relationship 12. Volition and Motivation 13. Sexuality and
Sexual Dynamics 14. Limits and Boundary Dynamics 15. Spirituality 16. Dyads
Within Teams, Families, and Organizations Part III: General Strategies for
the Therapist and/or Coach 17. Referring to Research Literature 18.
Assimilating Coaching Into Psychotherapy 19. Assimilating Psychology Into
Coaching Conclusion Index
Grounding Work Involving Two Clients 1. An Orientation to Contemporary
Gestalt Therapy 2. An Orientation to Gestalt-Based Coaching 3. Contacting,
the Satisfaction of Interest, and Positive Psychology 4. Related Subjects
and Issues Part II: Attending to Specific Aspects of the Situation 5. It's
Never About Just One Person 6. It's Often About the Feedback Loop of Mutual
Interpretation 7. Turning Around Destructive, Reactive, and
Counterproductive Communication 8. Accounting for the Influence of Past
Experience 9. Overcoming the Trauma of Infidelity 10. When Asymmetric
Relationships Work-And When They Don't 11. Using Emotional Processing to
Strengthen Relationship 12. Volition and Motivation 13. Sexuality and
Sexual Dynamics 14. Limits and Boundary Dynamics 15. Spirituality 16. Dyads
Within Teams, Families, and Organizations Part III: General Strategies for
the Therapist and/or Coach 17. Referring to Research Literature 18.
Assimilating Coaching Into Psychotherapy 19. Assimilating Psychology Into
Coaching Conclusion Index