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Combining Major Approaches To Psychotherapy And The Adaptive Counselling And Therapy Model
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First Published in 1995. In this edited casebook, therapists identified with major theoretical approaches demonstrate how they use the Adaptive Counselling and Therapy ACT Model in combination with their preferred theoretical perspective.
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First Published in 1995. In this edited casebook, therapists identified with major theoretical approaches demonstrate how they use the Adaptive Counselling and Therapy ACT Model in combination with their preferred theoretical perspective.
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- Erscheinungstermin: 13. April 2020
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- Artikelnr.: 59267432
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
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- ISBN-13: 9781317763499
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Dr. Don W. Nance is Director of Counseling and Testing a Wichita State University. Wichita. Kansas. I-Ic received a B.A. degree from the University of Redlands in Calitwnia, and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Iowa in Counseling Psychology.
LIST OF FIGURES PREFACE
CHAPTER 1
GETTING READY: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW/Don W Nance
Key Concepts of ACT
Selection Process for Orientations and Authors
Limitations/Restrictions in Range
Recommendations for Reading
References
CHAPTER 2
COGNITIVE
BEHAVIOR THERAPY AND ACT/Jerry L Deffenbacher
Cognitive
Behavioral Approaches to Counseling
Relationship of ACT to CBT
Bill: A Case of High Anger
Summary and Reflection
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 3
HUMANISTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ACT/Willis D. Poland
Personal Statement
Elements of a Humanistic Orientation
Perspective on Readiness
Therapeutic Interventions
Kevin: A Case of Internal Conflict
Closing Reflections
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 4
TIME
LIMITED PSYCHODYNANIIC COUNSELING AND ACT/Steven B. Robbins and Karen P Lese
Mann's Three Stage Model
Commonalities Between Mann and ACT
Curtis: A Case of Measuring Up
Conclusion
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 5
SYSTEMS ThEORY AND ACT/Pennie Myers
Systems Theory and ACT: A Successful Marriage
The Schools of Family Therapy
The Process of Family Therapy
Greg and Suzanne: A Case of Public Commitment
Commitment to an integrative Systemic Approach
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 6
AN ECLECTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING WOMEN/Eileen T Nickerson
Theoretical Perspectives
Selection of Clients
Marie: Movement out from a Cloistered Life
Lily: Movement out of the Past
Marie and Lily: Some Comparisons
Reflections on ACT
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 7
DEVELOPMENTAL ECLECTIC COUNSELING WITH MEN/Goidon M. Hart
Developmental Issues for Men
David: A Case of High EpecIations
Conclusions and Reflections
References
Comments
Quest ions
CHAPTER t
UPDATING ACT/Don W. Nance
Organizing vs. Integrating
ACT
A Compatible Additive
Style I
In the Structure vs. the interaction
Style 2
Teach Them to Fish
Style 3
Home Base for the Outpatient Therapist
Style 4
What Doesn't Need Attention
Assessing Client Readiness
Just Ask
Redefining the Tasks, Reassessing Readiness
Therapist Readiness
Rangc in Style/Range in Cornen: Generalisi vs. Specialist and Individual vs. Team
INDEX
ABOUT ThE AUTHOR.
CHAPTER 1
GETTING READY: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW/Don W Nance
Key Concepts of ACT
Selection Process for Orientations and Authors
Limitations/Restrictions in Range
Recommendations for Reading
References
CHAPTER 2
COGNITIVE
BEHAVIOR THERAPY AND ACT/Jerry L Deffenbacher
Cognitive
Behavioral Approaches to Counseling
Relationship of ACT to CBT
Bill: A Case of High Anger
Summary and Reflection
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 3
HUMANISTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ACT/Willis D. Poland
Personal Statement
Elements of a Humanistic Orientation
Perspective on Readiness
Therapeutic Interventions
Kevin: A Case of Internal Conflict
Closing Reflections
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 4
TIME
LIMITED PSYCHODYNANIIC COUNSELING AND ACT/Steven B. Robbins and Karen P Lese
Mann's Three Stage Model
Commonalities Between Mann and ACT
Curtis: A Case of Measuring Up
Conclusion
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 5
SYSTEMS ThEORY AND ACT/Pennie Myers
Systems Theory and ACT: A Successful Marriage
The Schools of Family Therapy
The Process of Family Therapy
Greg and Suzanne: A Case of Public Commitment
Commitment to an integrative Systemic Approach
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 6
AN ECLECTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING WOMEN/Eileen T Nickerson
Theoretical Perspectives
Selection of Clients
Marie: Movement out from a Cloistered Life
Lily: Movement out of the Past
Marie and Lily: Some Comparisons
Reflections on ACT
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 7
DEVELOPMENTAL ECLECTIC COUNSELING WITH MEN/Goidon M. Hart
Developmental Issues for Men
David: A Case of High EpecIations
Conclusions and Reflections
References
Comments
Quest ions
CHAPTER t
UPDATING ACT/Don W. Nance
Organizing vs. Integrating
ACT
A Compatible Additive
Style I
In the Structure vs. the interaction
Style 2
Teach Them to Fish
Style 3
Home Base for the Outpatient Therapist
Style 4
What Doesn't Need Attention
Assessing Client Readiness
Just Ask
Redefining the Tasks, Reassessing Readiness
Therapist Readiness
Rangc in Style/Range in Cornen: Generalisi vs. Specialist and Individual vs. Team
INDEX
ABOUT ThE AUTHOR.
LIST OF FIGURES PREFACE
CHAPTER 1
GETTING READY: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW/Don W Nance
Key Concepts of ACT
Selection Process for Orientations and Authors
Limitations/Restrictions in Range
Recommendations for Reading
References
CHAPTER 2
COGNITIVE
BEHAVIOR THERAPY AND ACT/Jerry L Deffenbacher
Cognitive
Behavioral Approaches to Counseling
Relationship of ACT to CBT
Bill: A Case of High Anger
Summary and Reflection
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 3
HUMANISTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ACT/Willis D. Poland
Personal Statement
Elements of a Humanistic Orientation
Perspective on Readiness
Therapeutic Interventions
Kevin: A Case of Internal Conflict
Closing Reflections
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 4
TIME
LIMITED PSYCHODYNANIIC COUNSELING AND ACT/Steven B. Robbins and Karen P Lese
Mann's Three Stage Model
Commonalities Between Mann and ACT
Curtis: A Case of Measuring Up
Conclusion
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 5
SYSTEMS ThEORY AND ACT/Pennie Myers
Systems Theory and ACT: A Successful Marriage
The Schools of Family Therapy
The Process of Family Therapy
Greg and Suzanne: A Case of Public Commitment
Commitment to an integrative Systemic Approach
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 6
AN ECLECTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING WOMEN/Eileen T Nickerson
Theoretical Perspectives
Selection of Clients
Marie: Movement out from a Cloistered Life
Lily: Movement out of the Past
Marie and Lily: Some Comparisons
Reflections on ACT
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 7
DEVELOPMENTAL ECLECTIC COUNSELING WITH MEN/Goidon M. Hart
Developmental Issues for Men
David: A Case of High EpecIations
Conclusions and Reflections
References
Comments
Quest ions
CHAPTER t
UPDATING ACT/Don W. Nance
Organizing vs. Integrating
ACT
A Compatible Additive
Style I
In the Structure vs. the interaction
Style 2
Teach Them to Fish
Style 3
Home Base for the Outpatient Therapist
Style 4
What Doesn't Need Attention
Assessing Client Readiness
Just Ask
Redefining the Tasks, Reassessing Readiness
Therapist Readiness
Rangc in Style/Range in Cornen: Generalisi vs. Specialist and Individual vs. Team
INDEX
ABOUT ThE AUTHOR.
CHAPTER 1
GETTING READY: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW/Don W Nance
Key Concepts of ACT
Selection Process for Orientations and Authors
Limitations/Restrictions in Range
Recommendations for Reading
References
CHAPTER 2
COGNITIVE
BEHAVIOR THERAPY AND ACT/Jerry L Deffenbacher
Cognitive
Behavioral Approaches to Counseling
Relationship of ACT to CBT
Bill: A Case of High Anger
Summary and Reflection
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 3
HUMANISTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ACT/Willis D. Poland
Personal Statement
Elements of a Humanistic Orientation
Perspective on Readiness
Therapeutic Interventions
Kevin: A Case of Internal Conflict
Closing Reflections
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 4
TIME
LIMITED PSYCHODYNANIIC COUNSELING AND ACT/Steven B. Robbins and Karen P Lese
Mann's Three Stage Model
Commonalities Between Mann and ACT
Curtis: A Case of Measuring Up
Conclusion
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 5
SYSTEMS ThEORY AND ACT/Pennie Myers
Systems Theory and ACT: A Successful Marriage
The Schools of Family Therapy
The Process of Family Therapy
Greg and Suzanne: A Case of Public Commitment
Commitment to an integrative Systemic Approach
References
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 6
AN ECLECTIC APPROACH TO COUNSELING WOMEN/Eileen T Nickerson
Theoretical Perspectives
Selection of Clients
Marie: Movement out from a Cloistered Life
Lily: Movement out of the Past
Marie and Lily: Some Comparisons
Reflections on ACT
Bibliography
Comments
Questions
CHAPTER 7
DEVELOPMENTAL ECLECTIC COUNSELING WITH MEN/Goidon M. Hart
Developmental Issues for Men
David: A Case of High EpecIations
Conclusions and Reflections
References
Comments
Quest ions
CHAPTER t
UPDATING ACT/Don W. Nance
Organizing vs. Integrating
ACT
A Compatible Additive
Style I
In the Structure vs. the interaction
Style 2
Teach Them to Fish
Style 3
Home Base for the Outpatient Therapist
Style 4
What Doesn't Need Attention
Assessing Client Readiness
Just Ask
Redefining the Tasks, Reassessing Readiness
Therapist Readiness
Rangc in Style/Range in Cornen: Generalisi vs. Specialist and Individual vs. Team
INDEX
ABOUT ThE AUTHOR.