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Casebook for integrating family therapy an ecosystemic approach edited by Susan H. McDaniel, Don-David Lusterman, Carol L. Philpot.

Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: Washington, DC American Psychological Association 2001.Edición: 1st edDescripción: xvi, 412 p. ill. 29 cmISBN:
  • 1557987491
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 21 616.89156 C3378
Clasificación LoC:
  • RC488.5 .C3696 2001
Clasificación NLM:
  • 2001 G-119
  • WM 430.5.F2
Contenidos:
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.
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This casebook uses an ecosystemic approach to integrating different kinds of family therapy. It includes individual, couples and family therapy as well as interventions such as here-and-now, transgenerational, and other systemic approaches.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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.

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  • Contributors(p. ix)
  • Foreword(p. xiii)
  • Preface(p. xv)
  • 1 Introduction to Integrative Ecosystemic Family Therapy(p. 3)
  • Part I Couples
  • 2 Conducting Integrative Therapy Over Time: A Case Example of Open-Ended Therapy(p. 21)
  • 3 The Tapestry of Couple Therapy: Interweaving Theory, Assessment, and Intervention(p. 33)
  • 4 The Therapist in the Crucible: Early Developments in a New Paradigm of Sexual and Marital Therapy(p. 43)
  • 5 When Roads Diverge: A Case Study With a Gay Male Couple(p. 57)
  • 6 "Our Company Is Downsizing": Couple and Individual Therapy for Work-Related and Systems Issues(p. 69)
  • 7 Opportunities for Clarity, Understanding, and Choice: The Practice of Divorce Mediation(p. 87)
  • Part II Families in Transition
  • 8 A Baby, Maybe: Crossing the Parenthood Threshold(p. 103)
  • 9 Dreams Now and then: Conversations About a Family's Struggles From a Collaborative Language Systems Approach(p. 111)
  • 10 Therapy With Stepfamilies: A Developmental Systems Approach(p. 127)
  • 11 Widening the Lens: Engaging a Family in Transition(p. 141)
  • 12 The Case of the "Expendable" Elder: Family Therapy With an Older Depressed Man(p. 157)
  • Part III Culture, Religion, Social Class, and Ethnicity
  • 13 Taking Sides: A White Intern Encounters an African American Family(p. 171)
  • 14 Using Contradiction: Family Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse(p. 179)
  • 15 The Misfit: A Deaf Adolescent Struggles for Meaning(p. 191)
  • 16 Grief and Cultural Transition: A Journey Out of Despair(p. 205)
  • 17 Religious and Cultural Issues in Ecosystemic Therapy: A Therapist in the Flow(p. 217)
  • 18 Steps Toward a Culture and Migration Dialogue: Developing a Framework for Therapy With Immigrant Families(p. 229)
  • Part IV Gender
  • 19 Integrating Gender and Family Systems Theories: The "Both/And" Approach to Treating a Postmodern Couple(p. 245)
  • 20 Someday My Prince Will Come(p. 253)
  • 21 Developing Gender Awareness: When Therapist Growth Promotes Family Growth(p. 265)
  • 22 Rediscovery of Belovedness(p. 275)
  • Part V Families Coping with Physical Illness
  • 23 "We're at the Breaking Point": Family Distress and Competence in Serious Childhood Illness(p. 287)
  • 24 A Sneaky Teenager With Diabetes in Context: Stretching Minuchin's Psychosomatic Model(p. 299)
  • 25 Her Right Foot: Pain, Integration, and the Biopsychosocial Model(p. 309)
  • 26 Honoring the Integration of Mind and Body: A Patient With Chronic Pain(p. 317)
  • 27 Differentiation Before Death: Medical Family Therapy for a Woman With End-Stage Crohn's Disease and Her Son(p. 323)
  • 28 HIV/AIDS, Families, and the Wider Caregiving System(p. 337)
  • Part VI Families Coping with Serious Mental Illness
  • 29 From Three Languages to One: Integrating Individual, Family, and Biological Perspectives in the Treatment of Affective Disorders(p. 349)
  • 30 Integrating Psychiatric Illness Into Healthy Family Functioning: The Family Psychoeducational Treatment of a Patient With Bipolar Disorder(p. 359)
  • 31 The Consequences of Caring: Mutual Healing of Family and Therapists Following a Suicide(p. 373)
  • Part VII Supervision
  • 32 Integrative Supervision: A Metaframeworks Perspective(p. 387)
  • 33 Using the Multisystems Model With An African American Family: Cross-Racial Therapy and Supervision(p. 395)
  • Author Index(p. 401)
  • Subject Index(p. 405)
  • About the Editors(p. 411)
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