Essential skills in family therapy: from the first interview to termination
Publication details: New York : The Guilford Press, 2018Edition: 3rd edDescription: xviii, 333 pISBN: 9781462533435Subject(s): Family psychotherapy | Family psychotherapy - PracticeDDC classification: WM430.5F2
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| WM425.5 LAI CBT for older people: | WM425.5 R3 WIL Teaching mindfulness skills to kids and teens | WM425.5 SWE DBT principles in action: | WM430.5F2 PAT Essential skills in family therapy: | WM430 DUR Group therapy for mothers of disturbed children | WM430.5 BHA Changing marital and family systems challenges to conventional models in mental health. | WM430.5 HER Group trauma treatment in early recovery: |
Contents:
1. The Beginning Family Therapist: Taking On the Challenge2. Before the Initial Interview3. The Initial Interview4. Guidelines for Conducting Assessment5. Developing a Treatment Focus and Treatment Plan6. Basic Treatment Skills and Interventions7. Working with Families and Children8. Working with Older Adults and Their Caregivers9. Working with Couples10. When a Family Member Has a Mental Illness11. Getting Unstuck in Therapy12. Termination13. Family Therapy in the FutureAppendix. Screening Instruments
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