Practice of Multimodal Therapy

Arnold A. Lazarus is a Distinguished Professor in the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology at Rutgers University. The recipient of many professional honors and awards, Dr. Lazarus is the author of more than 150 scientific articles. His many books include Behavior Therapy and Beyond, Multimodal Behavior Therapy, Marital Myths, In the Mind's Eye, and Casebook of Multimodal Therapy. He has a private practice in Princeton, New Jersey.

• PrefacePreface to the First EditionIntroductionChapter 1. Multimodal Therapy: Basic Rationale and Method Chapter 2. Basic Concepts for the Practice of Multimodal TherapyChapter 3. The Initial ReviewChapter 4. The Multimodal Assessment-Therapy ConnectionChapter 5. Determining BASIC I.D. InteractionsChapter 6. The Deserted Island Fantasy TechniqueChapter 7. Relationship Factors and Client-Therapist CompatibilityChapter 8. The Selection of TechniquesChapter 9. Multimodal Marriage TherapyChapter 10. Multimodal Sex TherapyChapter 11. Multimodal Therapy in Special Situations: Working with Children, Groups, and the Severely DisturbedEpilogue: 1989Appendix 1. Multimodal Life History QuestionnaireAppendix 2. Glossary of Principal Techniques Appendix 3. Marital Satisfaction QuestionnaireAppendix 4. Structural Profile InventoryReferencesIndex