За пределами эмпатии. Терапия контакта-в-отношениях
- Автор: Эрскин Ричард Г., Морсунд Джанет П.
- Год: 2018
- Язык: русский
- Год: Iнтерсервiс
- ISBN: 978-617-696-739-2
- Жанр: Психология
Электронная книга - «За пределами эмпатии. Терапия контакта-в-отношениях». Краткое содержание книги:
В этой книге авторы уделяют много внимания важности отношений в психотерапии. Отношения между людьми составляют основу нашей повседневной жизни.
Авторы описывают интегративный подход в психотерапии, который они разработали и теперь преподают в Институте интегративной психотерапии в Нью-Йорке. Он опирается на клиент-центрированную терапию Роджерса, Транзактный Анализ Берна, гештальт-терапию Перлза, психологию самости Кохута и работы британских теоретиков объектных отношений. Эта книга знакомит с теорией, лежащей в основе такого подхода, приводя примеры реальных бесед между терапевтами и клиентами, чтобы проиллюстрировать представленные концепции. Во второй части книги подробно описано применение этого метода в терапевтической работе, также там приведены практически полные транскрипты семи терапевтических сессий. Они включают примеры психотерапевтической регрессии, работы с родительским интроектом, психотерапию пар и многое другое.
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