Annotated Psychotherapy

ISBN-13: 9781032398440 / Miękka / 2023 / 224 str.

USA) Makov Connecticut Richard B. (Yale School of Medicine

Opis

Annotated Psychotherapy demonstrates how an experienced psychotherapist develops and carries out the right treatment plan through interactions with the patient or client.

Recenzje

"Have you ever wished to observe the work of a therapist first-hand? This comprehensive guide provides a bird’s eye view of therapy and the therapeutic assessment process. Annotated Psychotherapy is a handy reference and a complete package that offers not only therapy transcripts and therapist evaluative comments but also explanations of key therapy concepts and a glossary of terms. Reading it is almost like having a supervisor by your side as you develop your therapeutic skills."

Ann Goelitz, PhD, LCSW, psychotherapist and author of From Trauma to Healing: A Social Worker's Guide to Working with Survivors, 2^nd ed, and Shared Mass Trauma in Social Work: Implications and Strategies for Resilient Practice

"This book, with its unique format of annotated transcripts of therapy sessions, is a valuable addition to the library of resources available to psychotherapists of all disciplines and will be especially useful in training new therapists."

Robert Rohrbaugh, MD, professor of psychiatry and associate dean of global health education at Yale School of Medicine

"Annotated Psychotherapy reveals the therapist’s internal dialogue in reaction to patient’s statements. The valuable lesson of the book is how the dialogue serves to guide the therapist to adjust the delivery of the psychotherapy. Annotated Psychotherapy joins Makover’s Treatment Planning for Psychotherapists, and Basics of Psychotherapy to create an essential foundation for educating therapists."

Diane Sholomskas, PhD, assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine and codirector of the Center for Treatment of Anxiety Disorders and Phobias

Spis treści

1. Introduction  2. General Principles of Psychotherapy  3. Therapeutic Communication  Case One: Holly: A Troubled Teenage Marriage  Case Two: George: An Unsettled Graduate Student  Case Three: Ellen: A Nurse in a High Stress Job  Case Four: Charles: An Older Man Facing an Existential Challenge  Case Five: Sophie: A Discouraged Divorcée  Case Six: Martin: An Isolated Young Researcher  Case Seven: Dave: A Serial Adulterer  Case Eight: Dorothy: A Struggling New Mother 

O autorze

Richard B. Makover, a lecturer at the Yale School of Medicine, developed his psychotherapy concepts in private practice and as clinical director of mental health services at a large health maintenance organization in Connecticut. For more information, please visit richardmakover.com.