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Family Therapy: Concepts and Methods (7th Edition) By Michael P NicholsRichard C Schwartz ( Allyn & Bacon )
Release Date: 2005-10-28
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Book Description
This edition emphasizes contemporary approaches such as narrative and solution-focused therapies, and highlights such issues as poverty, social class, ethnicity, and spirituality. There is more emphasis on clinical practice, with clinical examples added throughout the book. There are new chapters on Integrative Models (Chapter 13) and on Research in Family Therapy (Chapter 15). The new chapter on Integrative Models includes information on working with family violence and conducting community family therapy. For anyone interested in family therapy.
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Great overview! ( chloe3677 )
This book gives excellent overview of multiple methods of family therapy. I needed it for a class, but I will be keeping it because of it's easy use and my future in family therapy. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested or who will be going into therapy of any kind, family, individual, couples, etc.
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Wonderful Overview ( namaste_consulting )
I asked my professor for an updated book that gave a large overview of the field of family therapy. Well laid out and shows a variety of different paradigms -- their optimal and nonoptimal techniques, lens, etc.
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EXCELLENT - very readable
This book is well written, very readable, and superbly organized. The chapters are concise and it never gets wordy or boring. And excellent introduction to family therapy for the beginner.
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Great Over view of Family Therapy Theory
I used this book for a master class. It has great over views of family therapy theory. Well worth reading.
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Useful Book
I purchased this book for a graduate level course in family therapy. I found it very helpful in explaining the important theories of family therapy. It also highlights therapeutic techniques and provides vignettes of how the theory might apply in a real life situation. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a basic theoretical background in family therapy.
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