本书系统、全面地介绍了家庭治疗的发展演变历史，阐述了家庭治疗的基本技术和概念，深入讲解了各种家庭治疗经典流派的主要观点、治疗技术和治疗手段，并对家庭治疗的未来发展趋势做了前瞻性的展望。书中详尽的理论、丰富的案例和实用的技术，不仅将对提高家庭治疗师的治疗技术产生积极的促进作用，同时也为家庭治疗理论研究者提供了非常有益的参考。
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作 者：（美）尼科尔斯，（美）施瓦茨 著，林丹华 等译
出版社：中国轻工业出版社 2005-3
ISBN：7501946981
定 价：39元
原版链接：Essentials
of Family Therapy (3rd Edition)
简介
In this book, the authors describe the full scope of family therapy with a strong emphasis on clinical practice (rather than just history and theory). This book contains up-to-date descriptions of the latest models, an expanded treatment of basic clinical practice, a rich description of the contemporary influences on the field, and a thorough, consistent emphasis on clinical techniques throughout. For family therapists.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From the Inside Flap
One thing that tends to get lost in academic discussions of family therapy is the feeling of accomplishment that comes from sitting down with an unhappy family and being able to help them. Beginning therapists are understandably anxious about how to proceed and not sure they'll know how to be helpful. (“How do you get all of them to come in?”) Veterans often speak in abstractions. They have opinions and discuss big social issues — social constructionsim, postmodernism, managed care, second-order cybernetics. While it's tempting to use this space to say Important Things, I prefer to be a little more personal. Treating troubled families has given me the deepest satisfaction imaginable, and I hope that the same is, or will be, true for you.
In this first edition of The Essentials of Family Therapy we've tried to describe the full scope of family therapy — its rich history, the classical schools, the latest developments — but with more emphasis on clinical practice than history and theory. There are lots of changes in this version: more up-to-date descriptions of the latest models, an expanded treatment of basic clinical practice, a richer description of the contemporary influences on the field, and a more thorough and consistent emphasis on clinical techniques throughout.
When you read about therapy it can be hard to see past the jargon and political packaging to the essential ideas and practices. So, in preparing this volume, we've traveled widely to visit and observe the actual sessions of the leading practitioners. The result is a more pragmatic, clinical focus. We hope you like it.
So many people have contributed to my development as a family therapist and to the writing of this book that it's impossible to thank them all. But I would like to single out a few. To the people who taught me family therapy — Lyman Wynne, Murray Bowen, and Salvador Minuchin — thank you.
Some of the people who went out of their way to help us prepare this book were Jay Efran, Stephanie Fellenberg, Frank Dattilio, Robert Taibbi, JoEllen Patterson, Joseph Miccuci, Paul Nichols, Insoo Berg, Cheryl Rampage, Kathy Weingarten, Vicki Dickerson, Jeff Zimmerman, Cloe Madanes, Jay Haley, and Salvador Minuchin. To paraphrase John, Paul, George, and Ringo, we get by with a lot of help from our friends — and we thank them all and one.
We are especially grateful to Janice Wiggins, Judy Fifer, and Susan McIntyre at Allyn and Bacon for making a hard job easier.
Finally, I would like to thank my postgraduate instructors in family life: my wife, Melody, and my children, Sandy and Paul. In the brief span of thirty-three Melody has seen me grow from a shy young man, totally ignorant of how to be a husband and father, to a shy middle-aged man, still bewildered and still trying. Sandy and Paul never cease to amaze me. My little red-haired girl (who can bench press like a football player) is about to return to the States after two and a half years of service in the Peace Corps. Proud of her? You bet I am! And my son Paul, to whom (masculine reticence being what it is) maybe I haven't always shown the depth of my love, has grown to young manhood true to himself, true to his friends, and true to his mother and me. If in my wildest dreams I had imagined children to love and be proud of, I wouldn't even have come close to any as fine as Sandy and Paul.
Michael P. NicholsWilliamsburg, Virginia--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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目录
第一部分 家庭治疗的背景第一章 家庭治疗的创立
英雄的神话
心理治疗圣殿
家庭治疗和个体治疗
家庭治疗的作用
思考问题
推荐读物
第二章 家庭治疗的演变
未宣告的战争
小组动力
儿童指导运动
社会工作的影响
家庭动力和精神分裂症病因学研究
婚姻咨询
从研究到治疗：家庭治疗的先驱者
家庭治疗的黄金时代
总结
思考问题
核心概念
推荐读物
参考文献
第三章 家庭治疗入门技巧
家庭的阶段
家庭评估
特殊问题的家庭治疗
与管理维护机构合作
思考问题
核心概念
推荐读物
参考文献
第四章 家庭治疗的基本概念
控制论
系统论
社会建构主义
依恋理论
家庭治疗中基本概念
思考问题
核心概念
推荐读物
参考文献
第二部分 家庭治疗的经典理论
第五章 鲍恩家庭系统治疗
第六章 策略家庭治疗
第七章 结构家庭治疗
第八章 经验性家庭治疗
第九章 精神分析家庭治疗
第十章 认知——行为家庭疗法
第三部分 家庭治疗的新进展
第十一章 21世纪的家庭治疗
第十二章 聚焦问题解决的疗法
第十三章 叙事疗法
第十四章 整合模式
第四部分 对家庭治疗的评价
第十五章 比较分析
第十六章 家庭治疗研究的进展
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