David A. Winter - Böcker

The Wiley Handbook of Personal Construct Psychology is the definitive new reference for the field, providing a state-of-the-art review of PCP which focuses on the theory and its philosophy, methodology, areas of application and future horizons A definitive new reference work for the field of personal construct psychology, featuring leading international figures in the fieldEach section begins with a concise chapter that reviews the literature in  the area concerned and highlights  new developmentsCovers theory, history, methodology and a wealth of new and established applications including education, grief and meaning reconstruction, sexuality, organizational consultancy and personal construct coachingDraws on published and previously unpublished work by pioneers including Fay Fransella and Miller Mair

The Wiley Handbook of Personal Construct Psychology is the definitive new reference for the field, providing a state-of-the-art review of PCP which focuses on the theory and its philosophy, methodology, areas of application and future horizons A definitive new reference work for the field of personal construct psychology, featuring leading international figures in the fieldEach section begins with a concise chapter that reviews the literature in  the area concerned and highlights  new developmentsCovers theory, history, methodology and a wealth of new and established applications including education, grief and meaning reconstruction, sexuality, organizational consultancy and personal construct coachingDraws on published and previously unpublished work by pioneers including Fay Fransella and Miller Mair

An In-Depth Resource for Understanding the Foundational Concepts and Clinical Applications in the Field of Biomechanics Winter’s Biomechanics and Motor Control of Human Movement is highly suitable as a textbook for today’s biomechanics students who may come from many diverse academic programs and professional sectors. The work covers foundational theoretical and mathematical concepts in biomechanics, as well as up-to-date data collection, interpretation, and storage techniques. It also highlights the contemporary clinical applications of biomechanical research. New case studies related to cerebral palsy, patellar femoral pain syndrome, knee osteoarthritis, and ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction are also included. The work appeals to a broad audience within the field of biomechanics, an interdisciplinary field with applications in mechanical engineering, medicine, physical therapy, sports and exercise, and product development. Authors at leading universities guide the reader through the latest advancements in the field while also imparting critical foundational knowledge to allow for subject matter mastery and more precise practical application. Concepts covered in the book include: Biomechanical signal processing, anthropometry, kinematics and kinetics, muscle mechanics, and kinesiological electromyographyForward simulations and muscle-actuated simulations, static and dynamic balance, and the role of the central nervous system in biomechanicsMovement sequencing and the kinetic chain concept, electromagnetic systems, inertial sensors, clinical measures of kinematics, and the advantages and disadvantages of different types of force platesMarkerset design and event detection for gait and athletic motions like jumping, landing, and pitchingGuidance on setting up a motion lab and access to online Excel spreadsheets with kinematic and kinetic marker dataBy providing a combination of theoretical and practical knowledge, Winter’s Biomechanics and Motor Control of Human Movement will appeal to biomedical engineers working in the field of biomechanics and allied professionals in the medical, rehabilitation, and sports industries. Its comprehensive overall insight into the field of biomechanics also makes the work a highly useful resource for students and teachers of biomechanics at all levels of experience and expertise.

A comprehensive collection of groundbreaking writings by George Alexander Kelly, includes previously unpublished and long out-of-print papers As the creator of personal construct theory, George Alexander Kelly revolutionized psychology with his innovative ideas about how individuals interpret and engage with the world. In this unprecedented volume, David Winter and Nick Reed explore a uniquely wide range of Kelly's contributions, from formal theoretical essays to personal reflections and humorous commentaries. Spanning diverse topics, including clinical psychology, experimental research, education, and interpersonal relations, the collection captures Kelly's distinctive ability to explore multiple dimensions of human thought and behavior while showcasing his influence on a variety of other psychological fields. Throughout the book, in introductions to its various sections, reader-friendly commentary describes how Kelly's metaphor of the "person as scientist" shaped his prolific output and encouraged a continuous re-examination of assumptions. Offering invaluable insights into the development and enduring legacy of George Alexander Kelly's trailblazing work, this unique book: Contains virtually all of George Alexander Kelly's published and previously unpublished work, including rare essays and reportsFollows Kelly's original language and style to reflect the intellectual and social context of his timePresents thematically organized chapters that highlight key areas of Kelly's life, research, and philosophyCovers diverse topics, such as psychotherapy, the use of television in education, and international relations, demonstrating the breadth of Kelly's intellectual outputIncludes Kelly's autobiographical writings, offering personal insights into his intellectual journeyGeorge Alexander Kelly: Collected Papers of the Pioneer of Constructivist Psychology is essential reading for all those interested in constructivist psychology, including students on undergraduate and postgraduate courses in psychology, particularly clinical psychology, and related disciplines, such as psychotherapy and education. It is also an indispensable reference work for clinical psychologists, researchers, and practitioners interested in the historical and theoretical foundations of personal construct theory and its application in a wide range of contexts.

At last, a book on therapy which is easy to read and jargon-free, yet manages to convey the richness of the group experience.'- Penelope Campling, British Journal of Psychiatry'It is vitalising reading - and should be on the shelves of any psychotherapy department and of any therapist with an interest in groups.'- Chris Evans, British Journal of Medical Psychology'The purpose of this short, highly readable and extremely informative book is "to provide the reader with a practical insight into the group-analytic method of group therapy". The book achieves this goal through a format that is interactive with the reader.'- Jerome S. Gans, International Journal of Group PsychotherapyA Workbook of Group-Analytic Interventions is designed to complement the academic and experiential training of therapists. Written by experienced practitioners, it gives trainees a practical insight into the ways in which group analysts may tackle difficult situations, allowing them to understand more fully the nature of intervention right from the beginning of their training.Eight situations drawn from real psychotherapy groups are presented in detail so that readers may exercise their own skills in taking decisions and judging appropriate interventions. Each situation is then analysed in depth by one of the authors, who describe and comment on the thinking behind the interventions suggested by a panel of group analysts.The book gives the trainee a wide and informed appreciation of different situations arising in groups and appropriate ways of handling them. It provides an excellent base from which to start to practise.

In the half century that has passed since George Kelly put forward his psychology of personal constructs, there have been major advances in the form of psychotherapy derived from his theory. This book presents developments in the personal construct theory perspective on psychological disorders and their treatment in the context of contemporary issues in psychotherapy; illustrates the diverse range of personal construct psychotherapy approaches that have been devised for a wide range of clinical problems; and indicates the growing evidence base for these approaches.  It contains contributions from most of the leading international practitioners in the field. It will not only be of interest to psychotherapists, other clinicians, academics, and students who are already familiar with personal construct theory or constructivism, but also to those who are seeking a therapeutic approach which is integrative but has a clear theoretical rationale, and which is able to combine humanism with rigour.