Process-Focused Therapy weaves together three key perspectives to help clinicians create a more effective therapeutic session: client problems as faulty process, the goal of therapy as changing such faulty process within the session and the art of shaping the session process for each client. Each practical chapter enables professionals to focus on bridging the gap between the client’s language (content) andthe clinician’s language (process) and on the need to assess and shift this focus quickly within each session to create a new and productive therapeutic experience.
The book starts with...