A comprehensive theoretical and practical guide to contemporary system-based therapyHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Moshe Almagor is associate professor of psychology at the University of Haifa, Israel, where he directed the clinical psychology program. He is cofounder of the Mifne Center for Individual, Couple, and Family Therapy, where he serves as director of clinical training.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface The Kybalion Introduction Part 1. The System 1. System: Nature, Role, Structure, and Communication What Is the System? The Goal of the System The Individual and the System How Is the System Structured? Communication 2. Dialectics Dialectics as a Method Dialectics and the System Dialectics and Therapy Cotherapists' Dialectic Dialogue 3. How the System Protects and Preserves Itself Contract Triangles Emotional Distance Regulatory Mechanisms The Symptom 4. System Development and Life Cycle Stages in Life Cycle 5. How the System Changes First- and Second-Order Change Reframing Externalization Summary Part II. The Intake 6. Joining and Establishing Therapeutic Alliance Joining Exploration Definition of the Focus Problem for Therapy Treatment Plan The Contract Part III. Treatment Structure: The Envelope 7. The Envelope: Joining A New System Is Formed Maintaining, Sustaining, and Fostering Joining The Client Frequently Differs from the Therapist in Important Characteristics Empowerment 8. Disclosure Self-Disclosure: Client Self-Disclosure: Therapist 9. Resistance-Impeding and Facilitating Therapy Resistance Power Struggles in Therapy Anger in Therapy When Therapy Is Stuck How to Unstick Therapy Part IV. Treatment Process: The Dialectics of Therapy 10. Functional Dialectic System View of Symptom and Psychopathology The Artist The Water Bottle The Gas Mask Depression by Proxy The Mask of Depression Part V. Selected Treatment Issues 11. Infidelity Prevalence of Infidelity Types of Infidelity How Does the System Protect Itself against Infidelity? The Function of Infidelity EMA May Have a Positive Effect on a Relationship Therapy: Structure (Ground Rules) Therapy: Process 12. Adolescent Suicide Suicide Functional Dialectic System View of Suicide Therapy: Structure and Process 13. Enrichment and Facilitation of Therapy The Dialectic Dialogue: Exercises Facilitating Dialectics: Family Sculpting Part VI: Termination and Follow-up 14. Ending Therapy and Follow-up When Does Therapy End? How Does Therapy End? Follow-up Closing Comment Appendix: The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Code of Ethics Notes Bibliography Author Index Subject Index
Preface The Kybalion Introduction Part 1. The System 1. System: Nature, Role, Structure, and Communication What Is the System? The Goal of the System The Individual and the System How Is the System Structured? Communication 2. Dialectics Dialectics as a Method Dialectics and the System Dialectics and Therapy Cotherapists' Dialectic Dialogue 3. How the System Protects and Preserves Itself Contract Triangles Emotional Distance Regulatory Mechanisms The Symptom 4. System Development and Life Cycle Stages in Life Cycle 5. How the System Changes First- and Second-Order Change Reframing Externalization Summary Part II. The Intake 6. Joining and Establishing Therapeutic Alliance Joining Exploration Definition of the Focus Problem for Therapy Treatment Plan The Contract Part III. Treatment Structure: The Envelope 7. The Envelope: Joining A New System Is Formed Maintaining, Sustaining, and Fostering Joining The Client Frequently Differs from the Therapist in Important Characteristics Empowerment 8. Disclosure Self-Disclosure: Client Self-Disclosure: Therapist 9. Resistance-Impeding and Facilitating Therapy Resistance Power Struggles in Therapy Anger in Therapy When Therapy Is Stuck How to Unstick Therapy Part IV. Treatment Process: The Dialectics of Therapy 10. Functional Dialectic System View of Symptom and Psychopathology The Artist The Water Bottle The Gas Mask Depression by Proxy The Mask of Depression Part V. Selected Treatment Issues 11. Infidelity Prevalence of Infidelity Types of Infidelity How Does the System Protect Itself against Infidelity? The Function of Infidelity EMA May Have a Positive Effect on a Relationship Therapy: Structure (Ground Rules) Therapy: Process 12. Adolescent Suicide Suicide Functional Dialectic System View of Suicide Therapy: Structure and Process 13. Enrichment and Facilitation of Therapy The Dialectic Dialogue: Exercises Facilitating Dialectics: Family Sculpting Part VI: Termination and Follow-up 14. Ending Therapy and Follow-up When Does Therapy End? How Does Therapy End? Follow-up Closing Comment Appendix: The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Code of Ethics Notes Bibliography Author Index Subject Index
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