Counseling Addicted Families
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Counseling Addicted Families
A Sequential Assessment and Treatment Model
Juhnke, Gerald A.; Hagedorn, W. Bryce
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2019
340
Dura
Inglês
9781138779747
15 a 20 dias
790
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1. What is Addiction? 2. Helping Clients and Families Understand Addictions: Etiological Theories and Models 3. Key Family Counseling Constructs and Assessment Strategies 4. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Setting the Stage for a New Approach to Working with Addicted Families 5. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Motivational Interviewing and Solution Focused Family Therapy 6. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Structural Family Counseling and Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy 7. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Extended Family Systems, Modified Intergenerational Family-of-Origin Therapy and Object Relations Family Therapy 8. Special Topics in Counseling Addicted Families: Counseling Non-Addicted Family Members, Social Justice, Suicide Assessment, and Forgiveness
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Young Man;Bio-psycho Social Spiritual Model;addiction;CBT Approach;family;Integrated Health Care Settings;prevalence;Solution Focused Family Therapy;chemical addictions;Addicted Family Member;process addictions;Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy;skill builder;Addicted Family;etiological theories;Object Relations Family Therapy;moral model;Addictive Behaviors;physiological theory;Addictive Disorders;behavioral theory;Modified Intergenerational;self-medication hypothesis;Attend AA Meeting;addictive personality;Sad Person Scale;environment;Rational Thinking Loss;sociological learning;Drug Detection;social learning theory;Trans-theoretical Model;biopsychosocialspiritual approach;Forgiveness Work;spirituality and addiction;Parenting Subsystem;assessment interview;Smart Phone;Internet Gaming Disorder;sequential family addictions counseling model;Common Language;equifinity;Extended Family Systems;homeostasis;Client Couples;domestic violence;American Psychiatric Association;motivational interviewing;solution-focused;cognitive-behavioral therapy;structural family counseling;intergenerational;family-of-origin;psychodynamic object relations;multicultural;neuroscience of addiction;evidence-based;drug detection assessment;neuroscience;Sequential Family Addictions Model;family counseling theories
1. What is Addiction? 2. Helping Clients and Families Understand Addictions: Etiological Theories and Models 3. Key Family Counseling Constructs and Assessment Strategies 4. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Setting the Stage for a New Approach to Working with Addicted Families 5. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Motivational Interviewing and Solution Focused Family Therapy 6. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Structural Family Counseling and Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy 7. The Sequential Family Addictions Model: Extended Family Systems, Modified Intergenerational Family-of-Origin Therapy and Object Relations Family Therapy 8. Special Topics in Counseling Addicted Families: Counseling Non-Addicted Family Members, Social Justice, Suicide Assessment, and Forgiveness
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Bio-psycho Social Spiritual Model;addiction;CBT Approach;family;Integrated Health Care Settings;prevalence;Solution Focused Family Therapy;chemical addictions;Addicted Family Member;process addictions;Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy;skill builder;Addicted Family;etiological theories;Object Relations Family Therapy;moral model;Addictive Behaviors;physiological theory;Addictive Disorders;behavioral theory;Modified Intergenerational;self-medication hypothesis;Attend AA Meeting;addictive personality;Sad Person Scale;environment;Rational Thinking Loss;sociological learning;Drug Detection;social learning theory;Trans-theoretical Model;biopsychosocialspiritual approach;Forgiveness Work;spirituality and addiction;Parenting Subsystem;assessment interview;Smart Phone;Internet Gaming Disorder;sequential family addictions counseling model;Common Language;equifinity;Extended Family Systems;homeostasis;Client Couples;domestic violence;American Psychiatric Association;motivational interviewing;solution-focused;cognitive-behavioral therapy;structural family counseling;intergenerational;family-of-origin;psychodynamic object relations;multicultural;neuroscience of addiction;evidence-based;drug detection assessment;neuroscience;Sequential Family Addictions Model;family counseling theories
