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a| The New language of change :
b| constructive collaboration in psychotherapy /
c| Steven Friedman, editor ; foreword by Kenneth J. Gergen.
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a| New York :
b| Guilford Press,
c| c1993.
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a| xvi, 464 p. :
b| ill. ;
c| 25 cm.
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a| Includes bibliographical references and index.
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a| This volume offers clinicians an inside view of the new perspectives that are transforming the field of psychotherapy. Unlike traditional therapies that focus on deficit or dysfunction, these new approaches amplify and build upon clients' resources and strengths. Within this context, the clinician acts as a facilitator who helps the client generate new stories that engender hope and optimism - alternatives to the problem-saturated stories that have dominated the client's life and relationships. Meanings and understandings are co-constructed rather than imposed by the therapist, and the client is given the lead in determining the goals and focus of the therapy. By taking seriously the client's request, therapy becomes time-effective as well. The book's major sections explore paths to solution: the clinician shifts attention toward the client's resources, successes, and unexamined exceptions to the problem; narratives of liberation: the clinician helps the client to become free of oppressive constraints and limitations and to generate new, more liberating life stories; reflexive conversations: the clinician and client engage in a recursive interchange of talking and listening that opens space for the emergence of new perspectives; the p ostmodern era - a universe of stories: the dilemmas of the postmodern world are examined in a narrative framework. Throughout the book, transcripts of clinical interviews translate theory into practice and demonstrate the application of the se models to complex, longstanding problems. Questions posed by the editor to t he authors at the end of each chapter elicit intriguing personal views of the th erapeutic process rarely found in professional books. This pioneering effort, as sembling the innovations of highly creative clinicians, will enrich the practice of psychotherapy. For psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, marriage an d family therapists, mental health counselors, and psychiatric nurses, the book is an enlightening resource. The volume also serves as an excellent graduate lev el text in these fields.
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t| Organization of the Book
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t| Paths to Solution
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t| Making Numbers Talk: Language in Therapy
c| Insoo Kim Berg
f| Berg, Insoo Kim.
c| Steve de Shazer
f| De Shazer, Steve.
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t| "Both/And" Solutions
c| Eve Lipchik
f| Lipchik, Eve.
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t| Take Two People and Call Them in the Morning: Brief Solution-Oriented Therapy with Depression
c| William Hudson O'Hanlon
f| O'Hanlon, William Hudson.
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t| After the Shift: Time-Effective Treatment in the Possibility Frame
c| Margot Taylor Fanger
f| Fanger, Margot Taylor.
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t| Enhancing Views of Competence
c| Michael Durrant
f| Durrant, Michael
c| Kate M. Kowalski
f| Kowalski, Kate M.
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t| Solution-Oriented Brief Therapy with Difficult Adolescents
c| Matthew D. Selekman
f| Selekman, Matthew D., 1957-
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t| Toward a Mutual Understanding: Constructing Solutions with Families
c| Cynthia M. Mittelmeier
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c| Steven Friedman
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t| Narratives of Liberation
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t| The Monsters in My Head
c| Frank Langella
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t| The Turtle with Wings
c| Jennifer C. Freeman
f| Freeman, Jennifer C.
c| Dean Lobovits
f| Lobovits, Dean H.
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t| A Narrative Approach to Families with Adolescents
c| Victoria C. Dickerson
f| Dickerson, Victoria C.
c| Jeffrey L. Zimmerman
f| Zimmerman, Jeffrey L.
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t| Escape from the Furies: A Journey from Self-Pity to Self-Love
c| Steven Friedman
f| Friedman, Steven, 1945-
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t| In Pursuit of a Better Life: A Mother's Triumph
c| Sally Brecher
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c| Steven Friedman
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t| Reflexive Conversations
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t| See and Hear, and Be Seen and Heard
c| Tom Anderson
f| Anderson, Tom
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t| On a Roller Coaster: A Collaborative Language Systems Approach to Therapy
c| Harlene Anderson
f| Anderson, Harlene, 1942-
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t| Tekka with Feathers: Talking about Talking (about Suicide)
c| Lynn Hoffman-Hennessy
f| Hoffman-Hennessy, Lynn
c| Judith Davis
f| Davis, Judith T.
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t| Helping Embattled Couples Shift from Reactive to Reflective Positions
c| P. Lynn Caesar
f| Caesar, P. Lynn.
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t| The Postmodern Era: A Universe of Stories
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t| Silenced Voices Heard: A Tale of Family Survival
c| D. Donald Sawatzky
f| Sawatzky, D. Donald
c| Thomas Alan Parry
f| Parry, Alan (Thomas Alan)
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t| Without a Net: Preparations for Postmodern Living
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t| Index
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