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Book SynopsisTable of ContentsIN THIS SECTION:
1.) BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS
2.) FULL TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART ONE THE CONTEXT OF FAMILY THERAPY
Chapter 1 The Evolution of Family Therapy
Chapter 2 Basic Techniques of Family Therapy
Chapter 3 The Fundamental Concepts of Family Therapy Cybernetics
PART TWO THE CLASSIC SCHOOLS OF FAMILY THERAPY
Chapter 4 Bowen Family Systems Therapy
Chapter 5 Strategic Family Therapy
Chapter 6 Structural Family Therapy
Chapter 7 Experimental Family Therapy
Chapter 8 Psychoanalytic Family Therapy
Chapter 9 Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy
Chapter 10 Family Therapy in the Twenty-First Century
PART THREE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FAMILY THERAPY
Chapter 11 Solution-focused Therapy
Chapter 12 Narrative Therapy
Chapter 13 Comparative Analysis
Chapter 14 Research on Family Intervention
2. FULL TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART ONE The Context of Family Therapy
Introduction The Foundations of Family Therapy
The Myth of the Hero
Psychotherapeutic Sanctuary
Family versus Individual Therapy
Psychology and Social Context
Thinking in Lines, Thinking in Circles
The Power of Family Therapy
Recommended Readings
Chapter 1: The Evolution of Family Therapy
The Undeclared War
Small Group Dynamics
The Child Guidance Movement
Research on Family Dynamics and the Etiology of Schizophrenia
Gregory Bateson–Palo Alto
Theodore Lidz–Yale
Lyman Wynne–National Institute of Mental Health
Role Theorists
Marriage Counseling
From Research to Treatment: The Pioneers of Family Therapy
John Bell
Palo Alto
Murray Bowen
Nathan Ackerman
Carl Whitaker
Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy
Salvador Minuchin
Other Early Centers of Family Therapy
The Golden Age of Family Therapy
Summary
Recommended Readings
References
Chapter 2: Basic Techniques of Family Therapy
Getting Started
The Initial Telephone Call
The First Interview
The Early Phase of Treatment
The Middle Phase of Treatment
Termination
Family Assessment
The Presenting Problem
Understanding the Referral Route
Identifying the Systemic Context
Stage of the Life Cycle
Family Structure
Communication
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Domestic Violence and Child Abuse
Extramarital Affairs
Gender
Culture
The Ethical Dimension
Family Therapy with Specific Presenting Problems
Marital Violence
Sexual Abuse of Children
Working with Managed Care
Summary
Recommended Readings
References
Chapter 3: The Fundamental Concepts of Family Therapy Cybernetics
Systems Theory
General Systems Theory
Social Constructionism
Constructivi
