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• Title:Introduction to family counseling : a case study approach / Judy Esposito, Elon University, North Carolina, Abbi Hattem, Private Practice, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
  
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• Author/Creator:Esposito, Judy, author.
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Hattem, Abbi, author.
  
• Published/Created:Thousand Oaks, California : SAGE Publications, Inc., [2017]
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WM430.5.F2 .E78 2017
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Family psychotherapy.
  Family counseling.
  
• Medical Subjects: Counseling--methods
  Family Therapy--methods
  Family Therapy
  
• Genre/Form: Problems and exercises.
  
• Description:xxi, 342 pages ; 24 cm
  
• Summary:"Presents basic knowledge about family counseling, applying various theoretical models to a multigenerational case that readers follow throughout the text. Readers learn about the family life cycle and various tools for assessing families as well as the history of family counseling. Ethical issues relevant to family counseling are also included along with transcripts from hypothetical family counseling sessions. In addition, the book focuses on working with diverse families and takes special care to emphasize multicultural issues."--Page 4 of cover.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781483351766 paperback alkaline paper
  1483351769 paperback alkaline paper
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. Manning-Kelly Family
  Cast List
  Presenting Problem
  Identified Patient
  Why Now?
  Family's Goal(s)
  History of the Presenting Problem
  History of the Identified Patient
  History of the Patient's Nuclear Family
  History of the Patient's Extended Family
  Substance Abuse
  Eating Disorders
  Biomedical Illnesses
  Aging
  Social Support
  Social Support
  Identified Patient's Peer Relationships
  Family's Support Networks
  Clinical Observations and Impressions
  Control
  Liz
  Martin
  Mark
  Christina
  Martin Jr.
  Conflict Avoidance
  Family Dynamics
  Preliminary Assessment
  Theoretical Conceptualization
  Conclusion
  For Further Study
  2. Families and the Family Life Cycle
  Family Life Cycle
  Stage 1: The unattached young adult leaving home
  Stage 2: The joining of families through marriage or pair bonding
  Stage 3: Families with young children
  Stage 4: Families with school-aged children
  Stage 5: Families with teenagers
  Stage 6: Launching and moving on
  Boomerang Children
  Stage 7: The family in later life
  Sandwich Generation
  Death and Dying
  Individual Coping With Grief
  Children's Grief
  Ambiguous Loss
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  3. Assessing Families Traditionally and Creatively
  Traditional Assessment Methods
  Lifestyle Questionnaire
  Family Sculpting
  Christina's Family Sculpture
  Family Scripting
  Family Play Therapy
  Family Puppet Shows
  Family Build-A-House
  Family Aquarium
  Family Play Genograms
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  Family Leisure and Family Functioning
  Family Play Therapy
  Genograms
  Family Sculpting
  4. Family Systems Approach to Family Counseling
  Origins of Family Counseling
  Family Systems and Family Dynamics
  Family Subsystems
  Circular Causation and Feedback Loops
  Homeostasis and Equilibrium
  Family Rules
  First and Second Order Change
  Second Order Cybernetics
  Function of the Presenting Problem in the Family
  Family Resiliency
  Systemic Assessment of the Manning-Kelly Family
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  5. Multigenerational Family Counseling
  Family Behavior Patterns
  Emotional Fusion and Differentiation of Self
  Triangles
  Nuclear Family Emotional Process
  Marital Conflict
  Dysfunction in One Spouse
  Impairment in One or More Children
  Emotional Distance
  Family Projection Process
  Cutoffs
  Multigenerational Transmission
  Family Roles
  Nurturer
  Matriarch/Patriarch
  Black Sheep
  Joker
  Role Shift
  Sibling Position
  Societal Emotional Process
  Genograms
  Conclusion
  References
  6. Structural Family Counseling
  Structural Family Counseling Concepts
  Boundaries
  Coalitions and Triangles
  Hierarchies
  Structural Family Counseling
  Questioning Family Assumptions
  Enactments
  Using Structural Family Counseling With the Manning-Kelly Family
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  7. Experiential Family Counseling
  What Is Experiential Counseling?
  Experiencing the Emotional Layer of the Family
  Family System
  Experiential Family Counseling Interventions
  Carl Whitaker's Symbolic Experiential Family Counseling
  Virginia Satir's Family Growth Model
  Using Experiential Family Counseling With the Manning-Kelly Family
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  8. Other Approaches to Family Counseling
  Adlerian Family Counseling
  Four Goals of Misbehavior
  Attention
  Power
  Revenge
  Display of Inadequacy
  Birth Order
  Firstborns
  Middle-borns
  Youngest
  Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  Reality Therapy
  Postmodern Theories
  Narrative Family Counseling
  Feminist Family Counseling
  Integrative Family Counseling
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  9. Special Topics in Family Counseling
  Multicultural Families
  LGBTQIA Families
  Single-Parent Families
  Blended Families
  Families With Aging Members
  Sandwich Generation
  Panini Press Generation
  Families With Biomedical Conditions
  Families Coping With Mental and Substance Abuse Disorders
  Mental Disorders
  Substance Abuse
  Domestic Violence and Child Abuse
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  10. Counselor's Experience Working With Families
  Power of Family Systems
  How Families Induce Family Counselors Into the Family System
  Managing Multiple Relationships
  Comfort With Diversity
  Experiencing the Family
  Experiencing the Manning-Kelly and Jones Families
  Self-Awareness, Self-Care, and Ethical Practice
  School Counselor's Experience With Families
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  11. Ethics of Family Counseling
  Protecting Clients
  Client Rights and Family Counselor Responsibilities
  Who Is the Client?
  Boundaries and Ethical Behavior
  Reporting Laws
  Client Safety
  Duty to Warn
  Law and Ethics
  Referrals
  Self-Care
  Scope of Practice
  Supervision as a Lifelong Process
  Ethical Decision-Making Model
  Conclusion
  Ethical Codes
  References
  For Further Study
  12. Issues Requiring Services Beyond the Counselor's Scope of Practice
  Cultural Competence in Multicultural Family Counseling
  LGBTQIA Clients
  Single-Parent Families
  Blended Families
  Families With Aging Members
  Families With Biomedical Condition
  Families Coping With Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Disorders
  Mental Illness
  Substance Abuse
  Domestic Violence
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study
  13. Services Available to Families
  Social Services
  School Counselors and School Social Workers
  In-Home Services
  Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
  Respite Care and Group Homes
  Wilderness Therapy Programs and Camps
  Employee Assistance Programs
  Support for Military Families
  Faith-Based Support Programs
  Nonprofit Agencies
  Referral Process
  For Further Study
  14. What's Next for the Manning-Kelly Family?
  Family Counseling
  What's Next for the Manning-Kelly and Jones Families?
  What's Next for the Individual Family Members?
  Family Secrets
  Classification of Secrets by Content
  Adaptive Secrets
  Maladaptive Secrets
  Manning-Kelly Family Secrets
  Adoptive Families and Secrets
  Termination of Family Counseling
  What's Next for You as a Family Counselor?
  Conclusion
  References
  For Further Study.