The Moral Dimensions of Marriage and Family Therapy - Lageman, August G.
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This book examines marriage and family therapy as a moral paradigm. The author begins with an account of the wider social contexts in which therapy must workówithin a social structure that is filled with prejudice and injustice. Lageman demonstrates that marriage and family therapists have responsibilities not only to their clients, but also to their society.

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Produktbeschreibung
This book examines marriage and family therapy as a moral paradigm. The author begins with an account of the wider social contexts in which therapy must workówithin a social structure that is filled with prejudice and injustice. Lageman demonstrates that marriage and family therapists have responsibilities not only to their clients, but also to their society.
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Autorenporträt
August G. Lageman, a Minister in the United Methodist Church, is the Executive Director of Pastoral Counseling Services in Maryland.
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...the most conceptually sophisticated book yet published on moral and ethical issues in marriage and family therapy...I recommend it to teachers and students of family therapy. Family Relations Lageman moves to the moral issues surrounding the development of character and from there to the virtues needed by the therapist. This alone sets the book apart from mere legal treatises and makes it useful, even exciting, for the pastoral counselor orother religiously-focused practitioner or teacher. The book would be an excellent text in university, seminary, or training program. Religious Studies Review Lageman moves to the moral issues surrounding the development of character and from there to the virtues needed by the therapist. This alone sets the book apart from mere legal treatises and makes it useful, even exciting, for the pastoral counselor or other religiously-focused practitioner or teacher. The book would be an excellent text in university, seminary, or training program. Religious Studies Review ...the most conceptually sophisticated book yet published on moral and ethical issues in marriage and family therapy...I recommend it to teachers and students of family therapy. Family Relations