The therapist's notebook 3: more homework, handouts, and activities for use in psychotherapy/ edited by Catherine Ford Sori and Lorna L. Hecker
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TextPublication details: New York: Haworth Press, c2008ISBN: 9780789035226 (soft : alk. paper)Subject(s): PsychotherapyDDC classification: 616.8914 | Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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he Therapist's Note Book; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Editors; Contributors; Section I: Children and Adolescents; 1. Playful Pooches: Using Canine Interactions to Enhance Therapeutic Outcomes for Children and Adolescents: Risë VanFleet;
2. KidsRap: Using Hip-Hop to Promote and Punctuate Change: Catherine Ford Sori;
3. Creating a Narrative: A Storybook Activity Using a Cinematic Reference: Melissa L. McVicker;
The Future MySpace Page: Solution-Focused Adolescent Blogging: Adam S. Froerer and Sara A. Smock.
5. Educating Children About Parental Substance Abuse: Errol Rodriguez6. Do I Have to Give Rewards? Nonastounding Ways to Recognize Children's Accomplishments: Elsa K. Weber; Section II: Adult Clients;
7. Ready, Set, Goal! Helping Families Come to Agreement on Therapeutic Goals: Patricia A. Robey;
8. The Repetitive Listing Technique: A Homework Task Assignment: Mark S. Carich and Margaret R. Kohut;
9. The Sexual Beliefs Checklist: Michelle T. Mannino and Teresa L. Young;
10. Writing a Letter to Your Sexual Self: Tiffani S. Kisler and F. Scott Christopher;
ection III: Couples. 11. The Couples Relationship Quiz Show: Kimanne Foraker-Koons and Shannon B. Dermer
12. "May I Have This Dance?": Shannon B. Dermer, Jill Matson, and Catherine Ford Sori;
13. "Let Me Show You the Ropes!": Catherine Ford Sori;
14. Assessing Trust in Action: The Couples Leaning Exercise: Daniel J. Wiener;
15. Me-You-Us: A Model for Understanding and Intervening with Couples: Charles A. Waehler;
16. "Are We There Yet?": A Method for Quantifying Progress in Couples Treatment: Israela Meyerstein; Section IV: Families and Groups.
17. The Family Boundaries Game: Kimberly Laninga, Rita L. Sanders, andDreena E. Greenwood
18. "Mother Says/Father Says ... ": Miriam Claire Godwin and April M. Hames;
19. The "Out of Control" Balloon Using Spirituality as a Coping Resource: April Michele Hames and Miriam Claire Godwin;
20. Touchstones: Connecting to Memories of a Loved One: Catherine Ford Sori;
21. The Toolbox: Using a Collage to Access Client Strengths: Susan N. Perkins and Megan L. Dolbin-MacNab;
22. Trust Circle and Cradle: Body-Centered Approaches to Help Men Access and Heal Emotions in Groups: William F. Martin
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