Internal family therapy/ Schwartz, Richard C.
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TextPublication details: New York: The Guilford Press, 1995Description: 248p.pISBN: 9781572302723DDC classification: 616.8914
Contents:
1. The Basic Concepts: Multiplicity and Systems 2. Viewing Individuals as Systems3. Changing the Internal System4. Methods of Inner Work: In-Sight and Direct Access 5. Case Example 6. The Model's View of Families 7. Working with Families 8. Applying the Model at the Cultural and Societal Level 9. Final Questions and Recommendations Appendices: A. Summary Outline for Working with Individuals. B. Glossary of Concepts. C. Bibliography of Models of Multiplicity
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1. The Basic Concepts: Multiplicity and Systems 2. Viewing Individuals as Systems3. Changing the Internal System4. Methods of Inner Work: In-Sight and Direct Access 5. Case Example 6. The Model's View of Families 7. Working with Families 8. Applying the Model at the Cultural and Societal Level 9. Final Questions and Recommendations Appendices: A. Summary Outline for Working with Individuals. B. Glossary of Concepts. C. Bibliography of Models of Multiplicity
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