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Handbook of Marriage Counseling [Hardcover] [Jan 01, 1969] Ard, Ben Ard

Handbook of Marriage Counseling

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Gestalt therapy first moved to center stage in the early 1950s with the publication of Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality written by Frederick Perls, Ralph Hefferline, and Paul Goodman. It is one of a handful of seminal texts published shortly after World War II that opened the pathways for new approaches to psychotherapy that remain in print today, over a half-century later. Interest in Gestalt therapy was limited primarily to mental health practitioners for almost twenty years when it suddenly captured the interest of many diverse groups outside the healing professions including educators, members of the clergy, and the general public. When a photograph of one of its founders, Frederick (Fritz) Perls, was featured in a story and a full-page color photograph in Life magazine, it became the "in" therapeutic method of the moment. The publicity brought the attention of the mental health community to Gestalt therapy and among the first books published in almost two decades intended primary for the professional was this book, Gestalt Therapy Now. The contributors, Arnold Beisser, Lois Brien, Henry Close, Ruth Cohn, Bruce Denner, Katherine Ennis, John Burke Enright, Joen Fagan, Walter Kempler, Elaine Kepner, Janet Lederman, Abraham Levitsky, Sandra Mitchell, Claudio Naranjo, Vincent Francis O'Connell, Frederick Perls, Laura Perls, Janie Rhyne, Marilyn B. Rosanes-Berrett, Irma Lee Shepherd, James S. Simkin, and Richard W. Wallen were the leading Gestalt trainers and practitioners of the time. This Gestalt Journal Press edition includes all the original contributions plus a timely foreword by noted Gestalt trainer and organizational consultant, Seán Gaffney.

Gestalt therapy now: theory, techniques, applications,

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Fagan, Joen and Irma Lee Shepherd

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Inpatient care for the psychotic child (Clinical approaches to problems of childhood; the Langley Porter child psychiatry series, v. 5)

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Szurek, Stanislaus Andrew

Medicine

This book, by Charles T. Tart, world famous authority on altered states of consciousness, describes the results of a landmark study of 150 experienced marijuana users. What do they actually feel vs. propaganda about marijuana? Effects on vision, hearing, touch, social interaction, sexual sensations, space and time perception, thinking processes, spiritual experiences and ESP are among the many discussed. This is what can happen in the natural settings people use marijuana in, not the artificial conditions of the laboratory. This book will become the standard work on the subjective effects of marijuana.John Kaplan

On being stoned;: A psychological study of marijuana intoxication,

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Tart, Charles T.

Philosophy

The new sexuality

Otto, Herbert Arthur

Growth through reason;: Verbatim cases in rational-emotive therapy

Albert Ellis

This book is rich with examples and anecdotes and case histories which are drawn from real life situations. Being troubled, the authors state, does not mean that you are bad or sick or stupid or crazy, but merely that you need help. "Our approach to the treatment of family problems is a multifaceted one. We consider the family unit the base in terms of nurturing and stimulating individual growth. However, we attempt to meet the individual where h is and are prepared to move in a variety of directions with different treatment approaches and techniques depending on what we assess to be the most effective way to proceed." What makes the book even more special are the chapters which concern the authors unique contribution to the field their experiences as male-female family therapists.

The Dynamic Family: A Study in the Development of Growth Within the Family, the Treatment of Family Disorders, and the Training of Family Therapists

Shirley Gehrke Luthman

Martin Kirschenbaum

These seminal works in neurolinguistic programming (NLP) help therapists understand how people create inner models of the world to represent their experience and guide their behavior. Volume I describes the Meta Model, a framework for comprehending the structure of language; Volume II applies NLP theory to nonverbal communication.

The Structure of Magic, Vol. 1: A Book About Language and Therapy

Richard Bandler

John Grinder

Counseling & psychotherapy: Classics on theories & issues

Ard, Ben N.

Psychology

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