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Stepping to the Dance Carolyn Cressy Wells

Stepping to the Dance By Carolyn Cressy Wells

Stepping to the Dance by Carolyn Cressy Wells

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Summary

Are all therapists free of problems of their own? This book aims to show the interweaving of issues occurring in the lives of the therapist and the clients served. It illustrates the complexity of family therapy, the skills and techniques involved, and the importance of ongoing consultation.

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Stepping to the Dance: the Training of a Family Therapist by Carolyn Cressy Wells

This book shows the interweaving of issues occurring in the lives of both the therapist and the clients served. Provocative reading, the book illustrates the complexity of family therapy, the skills and techniques involved, and the importance of ongoing consultation, supervision, and personal work by the therapist.

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"I would gladly adopt this book! Students rarely are given an opportunity to watch a training case unfold. This is a very positive case with a happy ending. Any therapist can relate to the fears and trepidations of this painfully honest expose."

Table of Contents

1. The Therapist Trainee. 2. The Peterson Family. 3. An Interview with the Parents. 4. JoEllen's First Case. 5. Consultation with the Team and the Discussion Group. 6. Another Referral for Family Therapy. 7. Precipitating Events. 8. Beginning the Therapy Process. 9. The Systems Perspective. 10. Marital Distress. 11. Consultation and an Analysis of Family Structure. 12. Family Therapy in Systems Perspective. 13. An Exercise in Reframing. 14. Reframing as a Therapeutic Tool. 15. An Early Termination. 16. A Conference Among Institute Supervisors. 17. Consultation and Ethical Considerations. 18. A Family Crisis. 19. Further Complications. 20. Molly Returns for Counseling. 21. Henry Receives a Summons. 22. Resuming Family Therapy. 23. Intergenerational Family Therapy. 24. Intergenerational Marital Therapy. 25. More Consultation for JoEllen. 26. Molly and Henry Come to Terms with the Past. 27. Terminating Therapy. 28. JoEllen's Challenge. Epilogue. Appendix. Notes.

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CIN0534349501A
9780534349509
0534349501
Stepping to the Dance: the Training of a Family Therapist by Carolyn Cressy Wells
Carolyn Cressy Wells
Used - Well Read
Paperback
Cengage Learning, Inc
1997-08-27
339
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Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book. We do our best to provide good quality books for you to read, but there is no escaping the fact that it has been owned and read by someone else previously. Therefore it will show signs of wear and may be an ex library book

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