 Family Therapy: Concepts, Process and Practice, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 978-0-470-01454-7
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656 pages
December 2006
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Foreword (Alan S. Gurman).
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Endorsements of the first edition.
PART I: CENTRAL CONCEPTS IN FAMILY THERAPY.
Chapter 1: Goals of Family Therapy Across the Lifecycle.
Chapter 2: Origins of Family Therapy.
Chapter 3: Theories that Focus on Behaviour Patterns.
Chapter 4: Theories that Focus on Belief Systems.
Chapter 5: Theories that Focus on Contexts.
Chapter 6: Integrative Models.
PART II: PROCESSES IN FAMILY THERAPY.
Chapter 7: The Stages of Family Therapy.
Chapter 8: Formulating Problems and Exceptions.
Chapter 9: Interventions for Behaviour, Beliefs and Contexts.
PART III: FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE WITH CHILD- AND ADOLESCENT-FOCUSED PROBLEMS.
Chapter 10: Physical Child Abuse.
Chapter 11: Sexual Abuse.
Chapter 12: Conduct Problems.
Chapter 13: Drug Abuse in Adolescence.
PART IV: FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE WITH ADULT-FOCUSED PROBLEMS.
Chapter 14: Distressed Couples.
Chapter 15: Depression and Anxiety.
Chapter 16: Alcohol Problems in Adulthood.
Chapter 17: Schizophrenia.
PART V: RESEARCH AND RESOURCES.
Chapter 18: Evidence-based Practice in Marital and Family Therapy.
Chapter 19: Professional Resources.
References.
Index.
