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Destructive Myths in Family Therapy How to Overcome Barriers to Communication by Seeing and Saying -- A Humanistic Perspective

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

30.04.2012

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

216

Maße (L/B/H)

22,6/15/1 cm

Gewicht

286 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-66700-2

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"Although the title might suggest a relatively narrow target audience of family therapists, I feel certain that the fascinating ideas addressed here, coupled with the accessible style, would also speak to the experienced therapist, the trainee and the lay reader alike. By focusing on what is actually said in spousal, sibling and parental relationships, the authors invite the reader to reflect on the powerful and often destructive myths, narratives, schemas -- call them what you will -- that underpin family systems." (Therapy Today, 1 September 2012)

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

30.04.2012

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

216

Maße (L/B/H)

22,6/15/1 cm

Gewicht

286 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-66700-2

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  • Preface xiii

    Acknowledgments xvii

    Part I Seeing - The Choices weMake 1

    1. Blindness, orWith EyesWide Shut 5

    Dangers, Taboos, and Punishments 8

    Identified Patients 9

    A Continuum of Blindness 10

    Total blindness 11

    Tunnel vision 11

    Partial vision 12

    Broad vistas 12

    Clear vision 12

    Surprise, Surprise! 13

    The Irreversibility of Seeing 14

    Activities 15

    1 Pin the tail 15

    2 Blind walk 15

    3 Blind spots 16

    4 Train ride 16

    5 Picture gallery 17

    6 To see ourselves as others see us 17

    2. Distortions, or It's All for the Best! 18

    A Few Ego Defense Mechanisms 20

    Family Defense Mechanisms 21

    Activities 30

    1 Family map 1 30

    2 Family map 2 31

    3 Family gossip 31

    4What do the neighbors think about us? 32

    5 Masquerade 32

    3. Insight through Therapy, or To See or Not To See 33

    The Goals of Therapy 35

    Stages of Therapy 37

    Stage 1: Insightful recognition of PFPs 37

    Stage 2: The implementation of change 40

    Stage 3: Evaluation and conclusion 47

    Activities 49

    1 Family pain mapping 49

    2 Genogram 49

    3 Roles 50

    4 A sack of stones 50

    5 Conflict orWhat is this quarrel about? 51

    6Windows 51

    4. Making TherapyWork, or PracticeWhat You Preach 52

    The Therapist as Client 53

    Neutrality, Empathy, Authenticity, and Creativity 54

    The Therapeutic Agreement 58

    Types of Clients 61

    Stopping and Reflecting 62

    Implementing Change 63

    Individual vs. Family Therapy 64

    A FewWords on Group Psychotherapy 65

    About the Activities 66

    Multicultural Perspective 67

    Activities 70

    1 Agreement 70

    2 Listen! 70

    3 Good cop, bad cop 71

    4 The four Fs 71

    5 Empathy training 71

    Part II Saying - The Power ofWords 73

    5. Homeostatic Messages, or Don't Rock the Boat! 77

    Let's not talk about it 82

    Everyone has problems! 85

    Count your blessings 86

    Better the devil you know 88

    Activities 90

    1 A word to the wise 90

    2 Action blockers 91

    3 Time travel 91

    4 A note to myself 92

    5 Script writing 92

    6. Lack of Authenticity, or Keep a Stiff Upper Lip 94

    Four Conceptions of Authenticity 95

    Authenticity as a Trait 100

    Pseudo Living 101

    And They LivedHappily Ever After 102

    C'mon, Give Daddy a Smile! 103

    Play Hard to Get 105

    What Will the Neighbors Say? 106

    Forgive and Forget! 107

    Activities 108

    1 A word to the wise 108

    2 Hidden Agenda 1 108

    3 Hidden Agenda 2 109

    4 Objects 109

    5 Dinner time 110

    6 Packages 110

    7. Inequality, orWhat Can You Expect From a Man? 111

    The Status of Children 113

    Spousal Equality 115

    It's for your own good! 116

    Honor your father 119

    I'm glad we had this little talk 120

    It's not the same thing 121

    I told you so 122

    Activities 123

    1 A word to the wise 123

    2 Line up 123

    3 A piece of cake 123

    4 Favoritism 124

    5 Respect me! 124

    6 Same or different? 125

    8. Belittling, orWho Do You Think You Are? 126

    Types of Belittling 128

    Targets and Consequences 129

    You are too young to understand 135

    You're just like your father/mother! 136

    But at least you've got nice eyes 137

    It's all your fault 138

    You're oversensitive 138

    Activities 140

    1 A word to the wise 140

    2 Little people 140

    3 Pick a card 140

    4 Family sculpture 141

    5 Ruler 141

    9. Bookkeeping, or Just YouWait 142

    Individualism vs. Collectivism 144

    Bookkeeping in the Family 145

    You owe me! 146

    I'll never forgive you 147

    But you yourself have said so! 149

    It serves you right! 150

    This is the last time I'm taking you on an outing! 151

    Activities 153

    1 A word to the wise 153

    2 The black book 153

    3 Rooms 153

    4 Family secrets 154

    5 Shopping list 154

    10. Family Rivalry, or Divide and Conquer 155

    Sibling Rivalry 159

    Parental Rivalry 159

    Let him have it! 160

    OK -Who started it? 161

    Why can't you be more like your sister? 162

    Who loves Mommy best? 164

    Activities 166

    1 A word to the wise 166

    2 Once upon a time 166

    3 Family scripts 166

    4 It figures 167

    5 Family garden 167

    11. In Lieu of Conclusion: Myths in the Service of Psychopathology 169

    Activities 173

    1 A letter to myself 173

    2 Family sculpture 173

    3 I andWe 173

    4 Temperature taking 174

    5 The road taken 174

    6 Closure 175

    References 177

    Index 191