Couple therapy A new hope-focused approach
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Downers Grove, Illinois :
InterVarsity Press,
2014.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part I.A theory of change
- 1. Wanted : a wise and humble counselor
- 2. A sensible, tested and effective approach to helping couples
- 3. Making therapy a positive growth experiences for couples
- 4. Addressing the couple's context
- Part II. Beginning counseling
- 5. Pre-counseling interventions
- 6. The intake
- 7. After the intake
- Part III. Case studies in treatment planning
- 8. The wounded but hopeful couple
- 9. The cool virtues couple
- 10. The enrichment couple
- 11. The "should we marry?" couple
- 12. The complicating factor couple
- 13. The couple with a psychological disorder
- 14. The high conflict couple
- 15. The "accept the things I cannot change" couple
- 16. The kitchen sink couple
- Part IV. Interventions within the sessions
- 17. Session management
- 18. HOPE interventions
- 19. BOND with me
- 20. Addressing hurts in relationships
- 21. Forgiving and reconciling through experiencing empathy
- 22. Reconciliation and rebuilding trust with couples
- Part V. Conquering the difficulties you'll face
- 23. Assessing change throughout treatment
- 24. Resistances, roadblocks and rabbit trails
- 25. Counselors' negative reactions to couples
- 26. Working with partners who have a trauma history
- 27. Pornography use and internet sexuality
- Part VI. Concluding treatment
- 28. Termination
- 29. Post-counseling checkups
- 30. It works, but is it true?