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Format: Inbunden (Hardback)
Språk: Engelska
Serie: Guilford Family Therapy
Antal sidor: 214
Utgivningsdatum: 2002-12-19
Förlag: Guilford Publications
Dimensioner: 223 x 173 x 19 mm
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ISBN: 9781572308084

Couple Therapy with Gay Men

Name: Couple Therapy with Gay Men
Price: 691.00 SEK
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Author: David E Greenan, Gil Tunnell, David E Greenan, Gil Tunnell, David E Greenan
ISBN: 9781572308084

av David E Greenan, Gil Tunnell, David E Greenan, Gil Tunnell, David E Greenan

Inbunden, Engelska, 2002-12-19

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This book illuminates the unique needs of gay male couples in therapy and provides a practical framework for clinical intervention. The authors review the basic principles of structural family therapy and guide therapists in adapting treatment goals and interventions to better serve gay clients. Addressed are the universal issues faced by all couples in therapy, gay and straight, as well as the particular challenges gay men face in building nurturing, intimate relationships in a homophobic society. Extensive case examples and session transcripts are used to illustrate effective strategies for helping clients affirm the strength of their union, even in the absence of familial and social support; learn to resolve differences constructively; and overcome culturally conditioned barriers to connection and trust.

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David E. Greenan, EdD, is Executive Director of The Minuchin Center for the Family, where he teaches family therapy and consults to agencies that serve inner-city poor families. He is also a psychologist and family therapist in private practice in New York City. Gil Tunnell, PhD, is a clinical psychologist in full-time private practice in New York City. He supervises and trains psychiatric residents and psychology interns in family therapy at Beth Israel Medical Center.