Couples therapy is not always successful or enjoyable for either the client or the therapist. Innovative Skills to Increase Cohesion and Communication in Couples discusses evidence-based clinical techniques and skills that support and nurture couples in their relationship. Each chapter begins with a succinct overview of a technique, evidence that supports it, and ideas for assessment to ensure that it is appropriate for the couple. Subsequent sections ofeach chapter provide clear examples of approaches so that new or seasoned clinicians will have the requisite knowledge for effective…mehr
Couples therapy is not always successful or enjoyable for either the client or the therapist. Innovative Skills to Increase Cohesion and Communication in Couples discusses evidence-based clinical techniques and skills that support and nurture couples in their relationship. Each chapter begins with a succinct overview of a technique, evidence that supports it, and ideas for assessment to ensure that it is appropriate for the couple. Subsequent sections ofeach chapter provide clear examples of approaches so that new or seasoned clinicians will have the requisite knowledge for effective implementation, required materials, suitable locations for use, and personal preparation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julie Anne Laser-Maira, PhD, LCSW, MSW, is both a clinician of experiential therapy and Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. Additionally, she researches the efficacy of experiential therapy in hopes of increasing its stature as a mainstream clinical intervention for children, youth, families, and couples. Laser-Maira's clinical expertise is in working with military families, PTSD and trauma-focused therapy, parenting issues, child and adolescent healthy development, couples therapy, adolescent substance abuse, human trafficking victims, and well-being throughout the life cycle. Laser-Maira's overarching research focus is on resiliency, particularly the relevance of specific ecological and internal protective and risk factors by culture and gender. Nicole Nicotera, PhD, LICSW, MSW, is Professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. She coordinates clinical skills training and mind-body courses for the MSW program and teaches mixed methods research for the PhD program. Nicotera's research foci include promoting well-being across the life span, trauma-informed mindfulness practices, and civic engagement. Her clinical practice experience spans work with youth and families, including experiential therapy with youth, family-youth groups, and couples.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Couples Clinical Theories Overview Chapter 2. Healthy Sexuality Chapter 3. Infidelity Chapter 4. Mind-Body Connections and Mindfulness in Couples Chapter 5. Experiential Therapy with Couples Chapter 6. Horticulture/Agricultural Therapy (HAT) with Couples Chapter 7. Raising Issues of Power and Privilege in Couples Therapy [guest author: Lynn Parker] Chapter 8. Narrative Therapy: The Story of Us Chapter 9. Concluding Words: Couple Resiliency and Celebrations
Chapter 1. Couples Clinical Theories Overview Chapter 2. Healthy Sexuality Chapter 3. Infidelity Chapter 4. Mind-Body Connections and Mindfulness in Couples Chapter 5. Experiential Therapy with Couples Chapter 6. Horticulture/Agricultural Therapy (HAT) with Couples Chapter 7. Raising Issues of Power and Privilege in Couples Therapy [guest author: Lynn Parker] Chapter 8. Narrative Therapy: The Story of Us Chapter 9. Concluding Words: Couple Resiliency and Celebrations
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