an ecosystemic approach McDaniel, Susan H. Philpot, Carol L. Lusterman, Don-David. text bibliography dcu Washington, DC American Psychological Association 2001 1st ed. monographic eng

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xvi, 412 p. ill. 29 cm. Introduction to integrative ecosystemic family therapy -- Conducting integrative therapy over time: a case example of open-ended therapy -- The tapestry of couple therapy: interweaving theory, assessment, and intervention -- The therapist in the crucible: early developments in a new paradigm of sexual and marital therapy -- When roads diverge: a case study with a gay male couple -- "Our company is downsizing": couple and individual therapy for work-related and systems issues -- Opportunities for clarity, understanding, and choice: the practice of divorce mediation -- A baby, maybe: crossing the parenthood threshold -- Dreams now and then: conversations about a family's struggles from a collaborative language systems approach -- Therapy with stepfamilies: a developmental systems approach -- Widening the lens: engaging a family in transition -- The case of the "expendable" elder: family therapy with an older depressed man -- Taking sides: a white intern encounters an African American family -- Using contradition: family treatment of child sexual abuse -- The misfit: a deaf adolescent struggles for meaning -- Grief and cultural transition: a journey out of despair -- Religious and cultural issues in ecosystemic therapy: a therapist in the flow -- Steps toward a culture and migration dialogue: developing a framework for therapy with immigrant families -- Integrating gender and family systems theories: the "both/and" approach to treating a postmodern couple -- Someday my prince will come -- Developing gender awareness: when therapist growth promotes family growth -- Rediscovery of belovedness -- "We're at the breaking point": family distress and competence in serious childhood illness -- A sneaky teenager with diabetes in context: stretching Minuchin's psychosomatic model -- Her right foot: pain, integration, and the biopsychosocial model -- Honoring the integration of mind and body: a patient with chronic pain -- Differentiation before death: medical family therapy for a woman with end-stage Crohn's disease and her son -- HIV/AIDS, families, and the wider caregiving system -- From three languages to one: integrating individual, family, and biological perspectives in the treatment of affective disorders -- Integrating psychiatric illness into healthy family functioning: the family psychoeducational treatment of a patient with bipolar disorder -- The consequences of caring: mutual healing of family and therapists following a suicide -- Integrative supervision: a metaframeworks perspective -- Using the multisystems model with an African American family: cross-racial therapy and supervision. edited by Susan H. McDaniel, Don-David Lusterman, Carol L. Philpot. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Family psychotherapy Case studies Social Environment Case Report Life change events Case Report Family psychology Case Report Adaptation, Psychological Case Report Family psychotherapy Case Report Ecological family therapy Case studies RC488.5 .C3696 2001 616.89156 C3378 2001 G-119 WM 430.5.F2 C33678 2001 1557987491 00048529 DLC 000921 20190305022829.0 252132