Constructing Realities
Autor H Rosen Editat de Hugh Rosen, Kevin T. Kuehlweinen Limba Engleză Hardback – 19 ian 1996
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780787901950
ISBN-10: 0787901954
Pagini: 564
Dimensiuni: 161 x 240 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.01 kg
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Hoboken, United States
ISBN-10: 0787901954
Pagini: 564
Dimensiuni: 161 x 240 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.01 kg
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Hoboken, United States
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Notă biografică
HUGH ROSEN is professor and interim chairperson in the Department of Mental Health Sciences, School of Health Sciences and Humanities, at the Medical College of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann University. He is the author of Piagetian Dimensions of Clinical Relevance (1985) and the coeditor of Constructivist Perspectives on Developmental Psychopathology and Atypical Development (1991) with Daniel P. Keating.
KEVIN T. KUEHLWEIN is a staff psychologist and clinical associate at the Center for Cognitive Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania. He served as the first clinical coordinator of the Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy and Research in suburban Philadelphia. His is, with Hugh Rosen, the coeditor of Cognitive Therapies in Action (1993) a Jossey-Bass publication.
KEVIN T. KUEHLWEIN is a staff psychologist and clinical associate at the Center for Cognitive Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania. He served as the first clinical coordinator of the Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy and Research in suburban Philadelphia. His is, with Hugh Rosen, the coeditor of Cognitive Therapies in Action (1993) a Jossey-Bass publication.
Cuprins
Part I: An Orienting Framework.
1. Meaning-Making Narratives: Foundations for Constructivist and Social Constructionist Psychotherapies (Hugh Rosen).
Part II: Constructivist and Social Constructionist Epistemology and Praxis.
2. The Construction of Clinical "Realities" (Paul Watzlawick).
3. Psychotherapeutic Theory and Practice: Contributions from Maturana's Structure Determinism (Jay S. Efran, Mitchell A. Greene).
4. Psychothethrapy as a Social Construction (Sheila McNamee).
Part III: The Social Context of Construing.
5. Relationship Factors in the Creation of Identity: A Psychodynamic Perspective (Carolyn Saari).
6. Women's Constructions of Truth, Self, Authority, and Power (Nancy Rule Goldberger).
7. Narrative, Social Constructionism, and Buddhism (William D. Lax).
Part IV: The Construction of Affect.
8. Emotional Creativity: Theoretical and Applied Aspects (Elma P. Nunley, James R. Averill).
9. Emotion and Cognition in Experiential Therapy: A Dialectical Constructivist Perspective (Jeanne C. Watson, Leslie S. Greenberg).
Part V: Constructivist Metatheory in Psychotherapy Integration.
10. Psychoanalysis and Constructivism: Convergence in Meaning-Making Perspectives (Stephen Soldz).
11. Narrative and the Process of Psychotherapy: Theoretical Foundations and Empirical Support (Robert L. Russell, Mary L. Wandrei).
12. Metaphor, Meaning-Making, and Metamorphosis (Mary Baird Carlsen).
Part VI:Constructivist and Social Constructionist Psychotherapy: Examples of Personal Implications.
13. Process Interventions for the Constructivist Psychotherapist (Robert A. Neimeyer).
14. Couples Therapy: Change Talk (Steven Friedman).
15. The Meaning of Relationship in Residential Treatment: A Development Perspective (Robert L. Selman, Steven Brion-Meisels, Gregory G. Wilkins).
Part VII: An Integrating Framework.
16. Interweaving Themes and Threads of Meaning-Making (Kevin T. Kuehlwein).
1. Meaning-Making Narratives: Foundations for Constructivist and Social Constructionist Psychotherapies (Hugh Rosen).
Part II: Constructivist and Social Constructionist Epistemology and Praxis.
2. The Construction of Clinical "Realities" (Paul Watzlawick).
3. Psychotherapeutic Theory and Practice: Contributions from Maturana's Structure Determinism (Jay S. Efran, Mitchell A. Greene).
4. Psychothethrapy as a Social Construction (Sheila McNamee).
Part III: The Social Context of Construing.
5. Relationship Factors in the Creation of Identity: A Psychodynamic Perspective (Carolyn Saari).
6. Women's Constructions of Truth, Self, Authority, and Power (Nancy Rule Goldberger).
7. Narrative, Social Constructionism, and Buddhism (William D. Lax).
Part IV: The Construction of Affect.
8. Emotional Creativity: Theoretical and Applied Aspects (Elma P. Nunley, James R. Averill).
9. Emotion and Cognition in Experiential Therapy: A Dialectical Constructivist Perspective (Jeanne C. Watson, Leslie S. Greenberg).
Part V: Constructivist Metatheory in Psychotherapy Integration.
10. Psychoanalysis and Constructivism: Convergence in Meaning-Making Perspectives (Stephen Soldz).
11. Narrative and the Process of Psychotherapy: Theoretical Foundations and Empirical Support (Robert L. Russell, Mary L. Wandrei).
12. Metaphor, Meaning-Making, and Metamorphosis (Mary Baird Carlsen).
Part VI:Constructivist and Social Constructionist Psychotherapy: Examples of Personal Implications.
13. Process Interventions for the Constructivist Psychotherapist (Robert A. Neimeyer).
14. Couples Therapy: Change Talk (Steven Friedman).
15. The Meaning of Relationship in Residential Treatment: A Development Perspective (Robert L. Selman, Steven Brion-Meisels, Gregory G. Wilkins).
Part VII: An Integrating Framework.
16. Interweaving Themes and Threads of Meaning-Making (Kevin T. Kuehlwein).
Descriere
Assembles diverse viewpoints on the topic of meaning-making in psychotherapy. Discussing ideas such as constructivism, narrative, postmodernism, and social and developmental constructivism, the book encompasses the work of both practising therapists and scholars.