Maurizio Andolfi, M.D., is Professor in the Department of Psychology, University of Rome; President of the Italian Society of Family Therapy; and Director of the Accademia di Psicoterapia della Famiglia. He is also Editor of the journal Terapia Familiare, author of Family Therapy, and coauthor of The Myth of Atlas and Behind the Family Mask. Russell Haber, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., is Coordinator of Training, Counseling and Human Development Center, University of South Carolina, and Director, South Carolina Institute for Systemic/Experiential Therapy.
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Contributors Foreword Preface Acknowledgments I. AN OVERVIEW OF CONSULTATION WITH FAMILY THERAPY SYSTEMS 1. Introduction: Consultative Resources in Family Therapy 2. The Strange and the Familiar: Cross-Cultural Encounters Among Families Therapists and Consultants 3. The Self of the Consultant: In or Out? 4. The Inner Life of the Consultant II. ELICITING RESOURCES FROM THE CLIENTS' SYSTEM 5. The Child as Consultant 6. The Family of Origin as Therapeutic Consultant to the Family 7. With a Little Help from My Friends: Friends as Consultative Resources 8. The Impact of Multiple Consultants in the Treatment of Addictions III. ELICITING COLLEGIAL RESOURCES FROM THE THERAPIST'S SYSTEM 9. The Referrer: Colleague Client or Pain in the Ass 10. Whose Pain Is It?: Consulting at the Interface Between Families and Social-Medical Systems 11. Consultation as Evaluation of Therapy 12. Sequential Preventive Meta-Consultation (SPMC): A Model of Collegial Consultation in Systems Therapy 13. From Impotence to Activation: Conjoint Systemic Change in the Family and School 14. Peppa: An Indirect Consultation Concerning the Myth of Strength and Weakness IV. CONSULTATION AS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 15. Consultation in the Training Moment 16. Increasing Mastery: The Effects ofthe Workshop Consultation on the Consultee 17. The Body as the Expert: Gender Perspective in Consultation with Young Therapists Name Index Subject Index
Contributors Foreword Preface Acknowledgments I. AN OVERVIEW OF CONSULTATION WITH FAMILY THERAPY SYSTEMS 1. Introduction: Consultative Resources in Family Therapy 2. The Strange and the Familiar: Cross-Cultural Encounters Among Families Therapists and Consultants 3. The Self of the Consultant: In or Out? 4. The Inner Life of the Consultant II. ELICITING RESOURCES FROM THE CLIENTS' SYSTEM 5. The Child as Consultant 6. The Family of Origin as Therapeutic Consultant to the Family 7. With a Little Help from My Friends: Friends as Consultative Resources 8. The Impact of Multiple Consultants in the Treatment of Addictions III. ELICITING COLLEGIAL RESOURCES FROM THE THERAPIST'S SYSTEM 9. The Referrer: Colleague Client or Pain in the Ass 10. Whose Pain Is It?: Consulting at the Interface Between Families and Social-Medical Systems 11. Consultation as Evaluation of Therapy 12. Sequential Preventive Meta-Consultation (SPMC): A Model of Collegial Consultation in Systems Therapy 13. From Impotence to Activation: Conjoint Systemic Change in the Family and School 14. Peppa: An Indirect Consultation Concerning the Myth of Strength and Weakness IV. CONSULTATION AS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 15. Consultation in the Training Moment 16. Increasing Mastery: The Effects ofthe Workshop Consultation on the Consultee 17. The Body as the Expert: Gender Perspective in Consultation with Young Therapists Name Index Subject Index
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