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9th ed.

Boston : Pearson Education, c2008

xxii, 538 s. : il. ; 23 cm

ISBN 978-0-205-63224-4 ISBN !10-205-63224-6 (chyb.) (brož.)

Pearson International Edition

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Major Events in the History of Family Therapy xiii Foreword, by Salvador Minuchin, M.D. xix Preface xxi // PART ONE \ Ttw ??? TtwswpAý // Introduction THE FOUNDATIONS OF FAMILY THERAPY 1 The Myth of the Hero 4 Psychotherapeutic Sanctuary 5 Family versus Individual Therapy 6 Psychology and Social Context 7 Thinking in Lines, Thinking in Circles 8 The Power of Family Therapy 8 Recommended Readings 9 // 1 THE EVOLUTION OF FAMILY THERAPY 11 The Undeclared War 11 Small Group Dynamics 13 The Child Guidance Movement 17 The Influence of Social Work 18 Research on Family Dynamics and the Etiology of Schizophrenia 19 Gregory Bateson—Palo Alto 20 Theodore Lidz—Yale 23 Lyman Wynne—National Institute of Mental Health 23 Role Theorists 25 Marriage Counseling 26 // iii // iv // Contents // From Research to Treatment: The Pioneers of Family Therapy 27 John Bell 28 // Palo Alto 28 // Murray Bowen 32 Nathan Ackerman 34 // Carl Whitaker 36 Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy 37 Salvador Minuchin 38 // Other Early Centers of Family Therapy 39 The Golden Age of Family Therapy 41 // Summary 43 Recommended Readings 44 References 45 // LESSONS FROM THE EARLY MODELS: GROUP PROCESS AND COMMUNICATIONS ANALYSIS 49 // Sketches of Leading Figures 50 Theoretical Formulations 50 Normal Family Development 52 Development of Behavior Disorders 53 Goals of Therapy 53 Conditions for Behavior Change 54 Techniques 55 // Lessons from the Early Models 58 Systems Anxiety 61 // Recommended Readings 62 References 62 // BASIC

TECHNIQUES OF FAMILY THERAPY 65 // Getting Started 65 // The Initial Telephone Call 65 The First Interview 66 // The Early Phase of Treatment 70 The Middle Phase of Treatment 72 Termination 74 Family Assessment 75 // The Presenting Problem 75 Understanding the Referral Route 78 Identifying the Systemic Context 78 Stage of the Life Cycle 78 // // Contents // v // Family Structure 79 Communication 79 // Drug and Alcohol Abuse 79 Domestic Violence and Child Abuse 80 Extramarital Involvements 80 // Gender Issues 81 Cultural Factors 83 // The Ethical Dimension 84 // Family Therapy with Specific Presenting Problems 87 Marital Violence 87 // Sexual Abuse of Children 91 // Working with Managed Care 93 // Summary 94 Recommended Readings 95 // References 95 // Í // THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF FAMILY THERAPY 97 // Cybernetics 98 // Systems Theory 101 // General Systems Theory 102 // Social Constructionism 104 // Constructivism 104 // The Social Construction of Reality 106 Attachment Theory 108 Conclusions 110 // The Working Concepts of Family Therapy 110 Interpersonal Context 110 // Complementarity 111 // Circular Causality 111 // Triangles 112 // Process/Content 113 // Family Structure 113 // The Meaning (Function) of Symptoms 114 Family Life Cycle 115 // Resistance 117 // Family Narratives 118 // Gender 119 // Culture 120 // Recommended Readings 122 References 122 // vi Contents // PART TWO They CtaAAic, Tarfvvrfty Tfaesuip/ý // BOWEN FAMILY SYSTEMS THERAPY 125 Sketches of Leading

Figures 126 Theoretical Formulations 127 Differentiation of Self 127 Emotional Triangles 127 Nuclear Family Emotional Process 128 Family Projection Process 129 Multigenerational Transmission Process 129 Sibling Position 130 Emotional Cutoff 130 Societal Emotional Process 131 Normal Family Development 131 Development of Behavior Disorders 133 Goals of Therapy 136 Conditions for Behavior Change 136 Therapy 137 Assessment 137 Therapeutic Techniques 140 Evaluating Therapy Theory and Results 147 Summary 150 Recommended Readings 152 References 152 // 6 STRATEGIC FAMILY THERAPY 155 Sketches of Leading Figures ’155 Theoretical Formulations 158 Normal Family Development 160 Development of Behavior Disorders 161 Goals of Therapy 162 Conditions for Behavior Change 163 Therapy 164 Assessment 164 Therapeutic Techniques 165 Evaluating Therapy Theory and Results 177 // Summary 178 Recommended Readings References 180 // 180 // Contents vii // STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY 183 // Sketches of Leading Figures 184 // Theoretical Formulations 185 Normal Family Development 188 // Development of Behavior Disorders 189 Goals of Therapy 193 Conditions for Behavior Change 193 // Therapy 196 Assessment 196 Therapeutic Techniques 197 Evaluating Therapy Theory and Results 206 // Summary 208 Recommended Readings 208 References 209 // EXPERIENTIAL FAMILY THERAPY 211 // Sketches of Leading Figures 212 // Theoretical Formulations 213 Normal Family Development 215 // Development of Behavior Disorders 215 Goals of

Therapy 216 Conditions for Behavior Change 217 Therapy 219 Assessment 219 Therapeutic Techniques 219 Evaluating Therapy Theory and Results 231 // Summary 233 Recommended Readings 233 References 233 // PSYCHOANALYTIC FAMILY THERAPY 237 // Sketches of Leading Figures 238 // Theoretical Formulations 239 Freudian Drive Psychology 240 Self Psychology 241 Object Relations Theory 241 Normal Family Development 243 // Vlil // Contents // 10 « Development of Behavior Disorders 245 Goals of Therapy 248 Conditions for Behavior Change 250 Therapy 251 Assessment 251 Therapeutic Techniques 253 Evaluating Therapy Theory and Results 259 Summary 260 Recommended Readings 261 References 261 COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL FAMILY THERAPY 265 Sketches of Leading Figures 265 Theoretical Formulations 267 Normal Family Development 268 Development of Behavior Disorders 269 Goals of Therapy 271 Conditions for Behavior Change 272 Therapy 274 Behavioral Parent Training 274 Behavioral Couples Therapy 279 The Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Family Therapy Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction 288 Evaluating Therapy Theory and Results 290 Summary 291 Recommended Readings 293 References 293 // PART THREE fRjex