Titlebook: Handbook of Family and Marital Therapy; Benjamin B. Wolman,George Stricker,Harl H. Young Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 Therapeut.T

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Family Group Therapyic ways. Starting without precedents I had the opportunity, without any input from other therapists, to devise a method that worked for me. Accordingly, the methods will not necessarily be functional for others whose personalities, family backgrounds, developmental experiences, and exposures to vari

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Behavioral Marital Therapyres that were introduced. Similar to other theoretical perspectives, behavior therapy originally was applied to a variety of individual problems. Only later, in response to what was perceived as the needs of clients, was it deemed a viable treatment option for marital problems. What behavior marital

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Network Therapyy as the system of concern. Ackerman’s (1970) “interpersonal unconscious of the family group,” Minuchin’s (1974) of the “extra-cerebral mind,” and Palazzoli, Cecchin, Prata, and Boscolo’s (1978) of the “family in schizophrenic transaction” all have helped us to understand that there is a dialectical

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Multiple Family Group Therapyntervals with therapists present. In this marriage between two recognized and established treatment modalities, the therapists fill an important role as creators, catalysts, and organizers. The special MFGT structure is one in which adults meet with children, families with other families, and member

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Co-therapy with Familiesortunity for growth, and keeping himself alive and creative. Co-therapy teaming has been vital in helping us to maintain a dynamic equilibrium between these three vectors. The term . denotes a number of different arrangements. Chiefly, it is the way that professional psychotherapists avoid, consciou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55114-0nd social inequality always has been associated with continuous efforts to preserve the status quo. Privileged classes and/or individuals oppose change; thus, slavery always has claimed more stability than freedom.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0878-2to attempt to integrate the conceptual perspectives of psychoanalytic object relations theory and a systems approach to family and marital therapy. In exploring aspects of adult development, it is important to emphasize the evolving life stages as a critical dimension in adult personality developmen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-8214-9rage Detroit marriage is properly labeled equalitarian” (p. 23). Further, they asserted, “the American family has changed its authority pattern from one of patriarchal male dominance to one of equalitarian sharing” (p. 47). It is the contention of this chapter that the assertion of equality as the n

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