Integrating Individual And Family Therapy

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Dedication; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1. Integrative Multilevel Conceptualization of Clinical Problems; Theoretical Frameworks; Integration; 2. Integrating Individual and Family Assessment; Conjoint Interviews; Individual Interviews; Confidentiality; Integration of Conjoint and Individual Assessment Interviews; 3. Integrative Multilevel Treatment Planning; Goals; Structure; 4. Integrative Multilevel Model of Therapeutic Change; Intrapsychic Change Processes; Behavioral Change Processes; Integration

5. Integrating Individual and Family Therapy TechniquesIndividual Therapy Techniques; Family Therapy Techniques; Integration; 6. Potential Problems and How to Deal With Them; Resistance to Individual or Family Interviews; Confidentiality; Lack of Systematic Treatment Planning; Other Current Therapies; Lack of Therapeutic Balance; Lack of Feedback From Family Members; Anticipating and Preventing Problems; 7. Phases of Individual and Family Therapy Integration; First phase; Second Phase; Third Phase; Course; 8. Conclusion; Common Factors; Specific Strengths and Weaknesses; Integration

Training in Individual and Family Therapy IntegrationReferences; Name Index; Subject Index

First published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor and Francis, an informa company.

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