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El. knyga: Developmental-Systemic Family Therapy with Adolescents

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, (Western Michigan University, USA)
  • Formatas: 256 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-Feb-2014
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317791249
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  • Formatas: 256 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-Feb-2014
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317791249
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Learn to choose interventions based on the client's developmental stage!

Teenagers are often a strain on families, and they can pose difficulties even in a family therapy setting. Developmental-Systemic Family Therapy with Adolescents integrates research and theory about adolescent development with different approaches to family therapy. By matching the adolescent client's developmental stage and particular issues with the most effective therapeutic approach, this book enables family therapists to tailor their treatment plan to meet each family's unique needs. Developmental-Systemic Family Therapy with Adolescents contains special chapters on such serious teen problems as suicide and alcohol/substance abuse, as well as thoughtful consideration of such normal issues of development as cognitive stages, identity development, and self-esteem. Interpersonal relationships are also considered, including parenting, peers, and attachment issues. This essential resource offers family therapists suggestions on how to make sessions more relevant to clients who engage in risky sexual behavior, abuse alcohol and drugs, or run away from home.

Each chapter includes detailed, down-to-earth discussions of:

  • case examples
  • common presenting problems
  • assessment and treatment issues
  • therapy process dynamics
  • suggestions for developmentally appropriate interventions
Developmental-Systemic Family Therapy with Adolescents examines emotional and cognitive development in adolescents to help therapists improve communication and devise effective methods of treatment. Its well-balanced, pragmatic approach to therapy will help you properly assess your clients and offer them the services they need in a form they can accept.
About the Author xi Contributors xii Acknowledgments xiii Introduction 1(2) Organization of the Material 3(1) Conceptual Approach 4(1) Assessment 4(3) SECTION I: ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Cognitive Development 7(14) Influence of Cognitive Development on the Therapy Process 7(2) Principles of Cognitive Development 9(6) Adolescent Egocentrism 15(5) Summary 20(1) Emotional Development 21(14) Three Aspects of Emotion 22(1) Developmental Issues 23(3) Emotion in Families 26(4) Emotion in Family Therapy 30(3) Summary 33(2) Identity Development 35(16) What Is Identity? 36(1) Identity Crises 37(3) Identity Status 40(6) Developmental Aspects of Identity 46(3) Summary 49(2) Self-Esteem 51(18) What Is Self-Esteem? 52(1) Primary Aspects of Self-Esteem 52(2) Developmental Aspects of Self-Esteem 54(1) Domains of Self-Esteem 54(1) Factors Associated with Self-Esteem 55(2) Presenting Problems Associated with Self-Esteem 57(4) Assessment of Self-Esteem 61(2) Locus of Control 63(2) Summary 65(4) SECTION II: INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS Attachment 69(16) What Is Attachment? 70(2) Types of Attachment 72(5) Attachment in Adolescence 77(3) Attachment in Families 80(1) Family Therapy Implications 81(2) Assessment of Attachment in Family Therapy 83(1) Summary 84(1) Parent-Adolescent Relationship 85(16) Connectedness for Adolescents 86(1) Functions of Families 87(4) Parental Influence 91(1) Parenting Strategies 92(2) Solution-Focused Parenting 94(5) Summary 99(2) Peer Relationships 101(16) Peer Influence 101(4) Friends 105(1) Peer Rejection 106(4) Assessment of Peer Rejection 110(1) Clinical Intervention for Peer Rejection 110(4) Summary 114(3) SECTION III: ADOLESCENT RISK TAKING Sexuality 117(20) Media Influences 119(4) Influence of Individual Psychosocial Factors 123(1) Influence of Dating Dynamics 124(4) Influence of Family Relationships 128(1) Parental Involvement in Sexuality Education 129(7) Summary 136(1) Alcohol and Substance Abuse 137(14) Trends 137(3) Treatment of Alcohol and Substance Abuse: Conceptual Issues 140(3) Treatment of Alcohol and Substance Abuse: Structural Family Therapy 143(6) Summary 149(2) Suicide 151(18) Darren A. Wozny Research on Suicide and Adolescence 151(1) Risk Factors 152(4) Conceptualization of Suicide in Family Therapy 156(2) Therapeutic Process 158(7) Summary 165(4) SECTION IV: TREATMENT ISSUES Use of Self 169(22) Robert W. Marrs The Natural Self 169(8) The Fight for Control 177(2) The Differentiated Therapist 179(3) The Use of Self and Stages of Therapy 182(7) Summary 189(2) Some Considerations on Inviting the Participation of Adolescents in Psychotherapy 191(16) Darren A. Wozny From the Outside Looking In 191(3) Research in Support of Increased Adolescent Involvement in the Family Process 194(1) Accountability 195(4) Evaluating Our Preferred Models of Psychotherapy for Personal Agency and Cognitive Development 199(6) Summary 205(2) Conclusion 207(4) Concluding Example 207(3) Summary 210(1) Notes 211(2) References 213(14) Index 227
Terry S Trepper, Ronald Jay Werner-Wilson
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