22. Couples and Family Work

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22. Couples and Family Work

Kaye, J. (1986) My mind is alive and well and fouling up the system: existential- phenomenological considerations in family therapy. The journal of family therapy 8. pp183-204.
Igner, I.B. (1993). A dialogic perspective for family therapy: the contributions of Martin Buber and Gregory Bateson. The Journal of Family therapy15, pp293-314.
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Sample Genograms.
Ringstrom, P.A. (1994). An Intersubjective Approach to Conjoint Therapy. In Goldberg, A. (Ed) Progress in Self Psychology, Vol. 10.  N. J.: The Analytic Press
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Papernow, P.  Therapy with Remarried Couples.  in Wheeler, G. & Backman, S. (1994) On Intimate Ground,Jossey-Bass, San Francisco.
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Dell, P.F.  (1986). In Defense of “Lineal Causality”. Family Process 25 (4), 513–521
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ConstellationTalk (2005). The healing Journey. From email discussion list 21/04/05.
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Notes from Imago Therapy workbook – based on the work of Harville Hendrix.
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