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Couple Therapy for Depression: A clinician's guide to integrative practice de David Hewison

Couple Therapy for Depression: A clinician's guide to integrative practice

Autor David Hewison, Christopher Clulow, Harriet Drake
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 19 iun 2014

Pregătirea pentru examenul de certificare sau pentru acreditările în psihoterapia clinică necesită o înțelegere profundă a protocoalelor bazate pe dovezi, iar Couple Therapy for Depression reprezintă un ghid esențial în acest sens. Remarcăm faptul că acest volum nu este doar un text teoretic, ci un manual operațional dezvoltat pentru serviciile NHS, fiind structurat în jurul unui protocol de 20 de ședințe specifice pentru cuplurile în care depresia coexistă cu stresul relațional.

În paginile sale, găsim o sinteză riguroasă a competențelor identificate ca fiind necesare pentru reducerea interacțiunilor distructive și îmbunătățirea comunicării. Reținem abordarea integrativă care, deși ancorată în recomandările NICE pentru terapia comportamentală, reușește să încorporeze elemente din modelele cognitive, sistemice și psihodinamice. Această lucrare completează Clinical Handbook of Couple Therapy, Sixth Edition de Jay L. Lebow prin faptul că oferă un protocol de intervenție specific și aplicat pentru o patologie clar definită — depresia — în timp ce manualul lui Lebow oferă o panoramă generală a tuturor formelor de terapie de cuplu.

Fiecare capitol ghidează clinicianul prin procesul de înțelegere a modului în care gândurile și comportamentele partenerilor se influențează reciproc în contextul bolii. Un punct forte al cărții este includerea a patru studii de caz detaliate, care ilustrează terapia în acțiune și permit cititorului să vizualizeze aplicarea tehnicilor de deschidere emoțională și gestionare a stresului cotidian. Este o resursă indispensabilă pentru terapeuții care doresc să implementeze standarde înalte de practică clinică în tratamentul uneia dintre cele mai invalidante afecțiuni la nivel mondial.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780199674145
ISBN-10: 0199674140
Pagini: 282
Dimensiuni: 152 x 232 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom

De ce să citești această carte

Această carte este recomandată psihoterapeuților și psihologilor clinicieni care lucrează cu pacienți diagnosticați cu depresie. Cititorul câștigă acces la un protocol structurat, validat de NHS, care integrează mai multe școli de gândire într-un model coerent de 20 de ședințe. Este instrumentul ideal pentru a transforma practica teoretică într-o intervenție clinică eficientă, oferind soluții concrete pentru gestionarea dinamicii dificile din cuplu în timpul episoadelor depresive.

Despre autor

David Hewison, Christopher Clulow și Harriet Drake sunt experți recunoscuți în domeniul sănătății mintale și al terapiei de cuplu în Regatul Unit. David Hewison are o vastă experiență în cercetare și formare în cadrul Tavistock Relationships, fiind implicat direct în dezvoltarea standardelor de competență pentru terapeuți. Christopher Clulow este un autor prolific și fost director al Tavistock, specializat în impactul atașamentului asupra relațiilor adulte. Împreună, autorii au contribuit la fundamentarea programului de formare utilizat de NHS, transformând experiența lor clinică într-un standard de aur pentru tratamentul integrativ al depresiei prin intermediul relației de cuplu.

Descriere

Depression is second after heart disease as the most damaging health condition in the world. The NHS has devoted huge resources to training thousands of psychological therapists to work in 'Improving Access to Psychological Therapies' services specifically to treat depression in adults and couple therapy has been identified as one of the effective ways of treating it. Couple Therapy for Depression is an integrative 20-session couple therapy designed to treat depression in couples where there is also relationship distress. Following the recommendations of the UK's National Institute for Clinical Excellence for a behaviourally-based couple therapy treatment, it draws on RCT studies of efficacy as well as 'best practice' in behavioural, cognitive, emotionally-focused, systemic, and psychodynamic couple therapies. Sticking closely to the competencies identified for the treatment of depression and relationship distress in couples, it outlines the ways in which couple therapists can reduce damaging interactions between couples, build emotional openness and closeness, improve communication and behaviour, change unhelpful cognitions and perceptions, and help the couple cope with the ordinary and not-so ordinary stresses that arise in the course of everyday relating.Written by couple therapists who understand deeply the unique challenges of doing therapy with couples, it is based on the training programme for Couple Therapy for Depression commissioned by the NHS for use in its Improving Access to Psychological Therapies services. It begins by describing the causes and consequences of depression, and then focuses on its impact on the adult couple. Highlighting the particular techniques needed in safe and effective work with distressed couples, it goes through the different ways in which the couple's feelings, thoughts, and behaviours need to be understood and worked with in order to reduce relationship distress. It outlines the treatment of 4 different couples to illustrate the therapy in action and will be helpful for any therapist wanting to enhance their work with couples.

Recenzii

The book is a stimulating read, and an excellent step by step primer on depression and its treatment for trainee therapists and even for people seeking therapy. It also provides a useful and informative update for more experienced clinicians. The way therapists essential competences were decided and the training developed is fascinating and would be useful to other psychological therapy organisations whose work has not yet been widely adopted. I particularly like the use of case examples and of reflective practice questions at the end of each chapter.
The authors of this highly recommended volume are not couple therapists for nothing. They manage to marry a well-structured, integrative, evidence-based text, with warm, clinically-relevant case-examples, underpinned by deep practical wisdom and helpful guidelines. A book that lists both 39 therapeutic competencies for couple therapists, and a taxonomy of couples' kisses makes for compelling reading -- for therapists of all schools, and at every level of experience.
This is an important book that will become a core text for all therapists who work with couples. By bringing together both a review of the research on couple therapy and a framework for clinical practice, the book will give therapists the skills and knowledge to work confidently and effectively with couples who are troubled by depression.

Notă biografică

David Hewison D.Cple.Psych.Psych is head of research and a consultant couple psychotherapist at the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships. He has a background in adult mental health, training, and individual and couple psychotherapy and research. He was part of the Expert Reference Group that agreed the competencies for the treatment of depression by couple therapy, as recommended by the UK's National Institute of Clinical Excellence. He developed the clinical model of treatment from these that became the basis for Couple Therapy for Depression in the UK National Health Service and is responsible for the professional training and supervision that leads to accreditation in this modality. He has supervised practitioners, supervisors, and trainers in Couple Therapy for Depression, revising the model in response to its experience in practice. Author of many papers and chapters on individual and couple therapy, he teaches internationally.Christopher Clulow PhD is a Senior Fellow of the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships, London, where he works as a visiting lecturer and researcher. He has published extensively on marriage, partnerships, parenthood and couple psychotherapy, most recently from an attachment perspective. He has a long history of contributing to thinking about the processes involved in ending relationships, and his most recent work has involved heading up a project identifying competences for treating depression through couple therapy under the Department of Health's Improving Access to Psychological Therapies initiative. He has also recently consulted to and evaluated interventions provided by a mental health agency to reduce depression in parents of young children. He is a founding member and past Deputy Chair of the British Society of Couple Psychotherapists and Counsellors and a member of the editorial board for Couple and Family Psychoanalysis.Harriet Drake worked in a health psychology research unit at Guy's hospital before training as a psychodynamic couple therapist and psychosexual therapist at The Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships. As well as practicing there as a clinician she is the lead trainer and supervisor in TCCR's Accredited Couple Therapy for Depression Training for practitioners working in Improving Access to Psychological Therapies services in the NHS.