Problem–Solving Therapy

In this updated classic, Jay Haley teaches clinicians how to think in a contextually sensitive, directive, and goal–focused way. Exciting new material addresses vital topics?such as the necessity of structured interviews for families entering therapy at a time of crisis, and viewing couples and families from a triadic rather than dyadic viewpoint. It is a highly readable and practical volume for every family therapist.

Spis treści:
Introduction: Problem–Solving Therapy.
1. Conducting the First Interview.
2. Giving Directives.
3. Communication as Bits and Metaphor.
4. Communication: Sequence and Hierarchy.
5. Therapy in Stages.
6. Marriage Therapy as a Triangle.
7. Problems in Training Therapists.
8. Ethical Issues in Therapy.
Case Report: A Modern "Little Hans′′.

Okładka tylna:
In this updated classic, Jay Haley teaches clinicians how to think in a contextually sensitive, directive, and goal–focused way. Exciting new material addresses vital topics?such as the necessity of structured interviews for families entering therapy at a time of crisis, and viewing couples and families from a triadic rather than dyadic viewpoint. It is a highly readable and practical volume for every family therapist.