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What people are saying - Write a reviewUser Review - Flag as inappropriate I ran across this book as I was studying Jay Haley's writings related to Milton Erickson. This is a gem of a book for those interested in and / or practicing family therapy. The five interviews are with major contributors in the field of family therapy from the 50's, 60's and beyond. The format of using a verbatim transcribed family session with therapist and interviewer dialog about the session is great. The interviews included three giants who I knew: Virginia Satir, Don Jackson, and Carl Whitaker. Charles Fulweiler, and the team of Frank Pittman III, Kalman Flomenhaft, and Carol deYoung round out the interviews. Fulweiler's approach is quite interesting and makes a lot of sense in the context of family therapy this book provides. The final team interview stills awaits my attention, so I can only imagine it to be as useful and good reading as the others. Satir and Whitaker were for me the most interesting reading and educational for me. Whitaker, I knew to be a character, but, Wow, great stuff in there. Related books
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2 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesangry better blame bring cerned child comes countertransference crazy Daddy daugh daughter deal Dirk disapproves eardrum eliza eric fact family therapy father feel felt fight Frank Pittman Fulweiler Gail Gary getting girl give going gonna happen hospital hurt husband idea inaudible phrase incest interview JAY HALEY keep kids kind knew Laughs live Lois look Margaret marriage married mean Mike Miss DeY Mm-hm mother never nice Okay parents patient Pause person pretty problem psychiatrist psychotherapy psychotic question reason relationship responsibility schizophrenic session side sister situation smoke someone sometimes sort sounds Starbuck started statement stay sure symptom talking tape tape recording tell therapist there's thing thought told trying turn Um-hm upset usually Virginia Satir what's whole wife Willy woman worry wrong Yeah References to this bookFrom Google ScholarFamily Therapy: A ViewCHRISTIAN BEELS, ANDREW FERBER - 1969 - Family Process Family Crisis Therapy-Results and ImplicationsDONALD G LANGSLEY, FRANK S PITTMAN, PAVEL MACHOTKA, KALMAN FLOMENHAFT - 1968 - Family Process The Results of Family Therapy: A Critical Review of the LiteratureRICHARD A WELLS, THOMAS C DILKES, NINA TRIVELLI - 1972 - Family Process Conceptual Frontiers In The Study Of Communication In Families: An ...ARTHUR P BOCHNER - 1976 - Human Communication Research Bibliographic information
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