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hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. 3rd ed. xvii, xi, 1343 p. Beide Exemplare in sehr guten Zustand mit minimalen altersbedingten Beschmutzungen. / Both books are in very good condition with slight weathering due to age. No annotations. -- I. The Scope, Types, and General Principles of Psychotherapy -- 1. What Is Psychotherapy? -- 3 A Comprehensive Definition of Psychotherapy. 3. Is the Medical Model Out- moded? 5. Psychotherapy versus Psychoanalysis, 6. Psychoanalysis versus Psychoanalytically Oriented Psychotherapy, 7. Other Definitions of Psycho- therapy, 9. -- 2. Varieties of Psychotherapy 13 Forms of Supportive, Reeducative, and Reconstructive Treatment. 13. Psycho- therapeutic Objectives and Approaches (Table 2-1), 15. Approaches to Mental Illness: Principle Fields, Affiliated Professionals, and Treatment Methods (Table 2-2), 16. -- 18 3. Extratherapeutic (Nonspecific) Healing Aids: 1. The "Spontaneous" Cure Reparative Mechanisms of Mental Health, 18. Rationalistic, Escape, and Control Devices, 20. -- 4. Extratherapeutic (Nonspecific) Healing Aids: II. The "Helping Situation 23 The Placebo Effect, 23. The Relationship Dimension, 27. The Factor of Emo- tional Catharsis, 28. The Factor of Suggestion, 29. Constructive Group Experi- ences (Group Dynamics), 31. Effects of Extratherapeutic Aids on Psycho- therapy, 32. -- 34 5. Educational, Casework, and Counseling Approaches versus Psychotherapy Educational Approaches and Psychotherapy, 34. Casework and Psychotherapy, 36. Counseling and Psychotherapy, 38. -- 41 6. Basic Ingredients of Psychotherapy Differentiation of Psychotherapy from "Helping," Casework, and Counseling, 41. "Helping," Counseling, and Psychotherapeutic Relationships (Table 6-1), 43. Interviewing Procedures, 44. Establishment of a Working Therapeutic Relation- ship, 44. Determination of the Sources and Dynamics of the Patient's Problem, 45. Utilization of Insight and Understanding in the Direction of Change, 45. -- Attitudes and Operant Conditioning. 47. Countertransference. 48. Environ- Resistance and the Readiness for Change, 46. Patient Variables, 46. Therapist mental Variables, 48. Termination of Therapy, 49. Summary, 49. -- 7. Is Psychotherapy Effective? -- 50 Statistical Surveys of Outcome. 50. Therapeutic Improvement in Relation to Goals. 53. Therapeutic Improvement in Relation to Treatment Phases. 54. Therapeutic Improvement in Relation to the Therapist's Personality. 55. Course of Psychotherapy (Table 7-1). 56. Estimated Results in Psychotherapy (Table 7-2), 57. The Measurement of Therapeutic Improvement. 59 (problems related to the therapist, 60; problems related to the patient, 62: the problem of diagnosis. 62: the problem of the sample, 63; the use of outside judges, coders, and raters, 64: the problem of controls, 65: the problem of adventitious change, 66; problems in dealing with statistical data, 66). Conclusion, 66. -- 8. Supportive Therapy -- 68 Indications for Supportive Therapy, 68. Guidance, 70. Tension Control, 71. Milieu Therapy (Environmental Adjustment, Sociotherapy), 73. Externalization of Interests, 77 [occupational therapy, 78; music therapy, 78; dance and movement therapy, 79: structural integration, 79: poetry therapy, 80; social therapy, 80: reassurance, 80: prestige suggestion, 81: pressure and coercion, 83; persuasion, 83: confession and ventilation, 87; somatic therapies, 89: brain functioning and psychoactive drugs (Table 8-1), 90-91; psychoactive drugs, 92; symptomatic uses of psychoactive drugs (Table 8-2), 93; miscellaneous drugs, 96; convulsive therapy, 97; electronarcosis and electrosleep, 98; insulin coma, 98: psychosurgery, 98]. Inspirational Group Therapy, 99. -- 9. Reeducative Therapy -- Behavior Therapy, 102 (positive counterconditioning, 104; aversive countercondi- tioning, 106; extinction procedures, 106; operant conditioning, 107; social learning through identification, 108; the practice of behavior therapy, 109; how effective is behavior therapy? comparision with psychoanalysis, 110; insight versus reinforce- ment, 111; criticism of behavior therapy, 111). Cognitive Learning, 117 (criticism of cognitive learning, 119). Therapeutic Counseling (psychologic therapy), 120. Client-Centered Therapy, 120; (criticisms of client-centered therapy, 124). Direc- tive Approaches, 125 (criticism of directive therapy, 127). Casework Therapy, 127. Relationship Therapy and "Attitude Therapy," 130. Distributive Analysis and Synthesis (Psychobiologic Therapy), 131. Interview Psychotherapy (Psy- chiatric Interviewing,) 133. Semantic Approaches to Therapy, 134. Reeducative Group Therapy, 136 [activity group therapy, 140; directive-didactic group ap- proaches, 141: nondirective (client-centered) group therapy, 141; family therapy. 142; conjoint treatment of married couples (marriage therapy), 145; criticism of educational group therapy, 146]. Philosophical and Religious Approaches, 147 (mysticism, 149; Eastern systems, 150: Buddhism and Zen Buddhism, 152; the Hare Krishna movement, 154; Western religious approaches, 154; existentialism. 156; criticism of philosophic and religious approaches, 160). -- 10. Reconstructive Therapy -- Freudian Psychoanalysis, 165 (the technique of classical psychoanalysis, 173: criticism of Freudian psychoanalysis, 177). Kleinian Psychoanalysis, 179 (clini cal implications, 182; criticism of Kleinian analysis, 186). Ego Analysis, 186 -- health 324 (conflicts between religion and psychotherapy. 328); mental health aids Functions of Various Team Members in a Community Psychiatric Clinic (Table and paraprofessionals, 329]. The Concept of Team Functioning. 333. Specialized -- 13-11,334. 16. The Equipment of the Psychotherapist 339 Educational Equipment. 339. Personality Equipment, 344. Is Personal Psycho- therapy or Psychoanalysis Necessary for the Therapist? 349. Experiential Equipment. 351. -- 17. General Principles of Psychotherapy 353 Dynamics of Therapeutic Change. 354. Mechanics of Therapeutic Change, 358 -- 18. The Conduct of the Psychotherapeutic Intervie. Artikel-Nr. 1279872
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Hardcover. Zustand: gut. 1978. Technique of Psychotherapy In englischer Sprache. pages. Artikel-Nr. BN247403
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