This book discusses how silence around taboo topics can undermine the teaching, practice, and profession of psychotherapy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kenneth S. Pope, Nayeli Y. Chavez-Dueñas, Hector Y. Adames, Janet L. Sonne, and Beverly A. Greene
Inhaltsangabe
Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction: Unspoken Topics in Psychotherapy and How This Book Can Help Break the Silence Part I: The Problem of the Unspoken 1. A Chilling Context for Psychotherapy: Cancel Culture, Hyperpolarization, Books and Topics Banned by the State, Frightened Academics, and Self-Censorship 2. A Silenced Profession: The Toxic Effects of Taboo Topics 3. Systems of Silencing and Cognitive Cues for Keeping Quiet 4. An Example of the Problem: Therapists' Sexual Attractions, Arousals, and Fantasies Part II: Preparing to Break the Silence 5. Looking Inward: A Self-Assessment of How We Respond to Challenging Topics 6. Strengthening the Courage to Speak Up: Creating a Supportive Context Part III: Speaking the Unspoken—Exercises for Exploring and Learning 7. Talking About Physical Difference and Disability 8. Talking About Sexual and Affectional Orientation 9. Talking About Sexual Reactions to Clients 10. Talking About Anger 11. Talking About Oppression 12. Speaking Up About White Supremacy Culture 13. Talking About Religion 14. Talking About Money and Fees 15. Talking About Death and Dying Part IV: Speaking the Unspoken Beyond Psychotherapy 16. Speaking Up in Supervision and Consultation 17. Speaking Up in the Profession and the Community Part V: But What If... 18. Hitting a Wall, or The Wall Hitting Us: What to Do When Confused, Scared, Disheartened, or Stuck References About the Authors Index
Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction: Unspoken Topics in Psychotherapy and How This Book Can Help Break the Silence Part I: The Problem of the Unspoken 1. A Chilling Context for Psychotherapy: Cancel Culture, Hyperpolarization, Books and Topics Banned by the State, Frightened Academics, and Self-Censorship 2. A Silenced Profession: The Toxic Effects of Taboo Topics 3. Systems of Silencing and Cognitive Cues for Keeping Quiet 4. An Example of the Problem: Therapists' Sexual Attractions, Arousals, and Fantasies Part II: Preparing to Break the Silence 5. Looking Inward: A Self-Assessment of How We Respond to Challenging Topics 6. Strengthening the Courage to Speak Up: Creating a Supportive Context Part III: Speaking the Unspoken—Exercises for Exploring and Learning 7. Talking About Physical Difference and Disability 8. Talking About Sexual and Affectional Orientation 9. Talking About Sexual Reactions to Clients 10. Talking About Anger 11. Talking About Oppression 12. Speaking Up About White Supremacy Culture 13. Talking About Religion 14. Talking About Money and Fees 15. Talking About Death and Dying Part IV: Speaking the Unspoken Beyond Psychotherapy 16. Speaking Up in Supervision and Consultation 17. Speaking Up in the Profession and the Community Part V: But What If... 18. Hitting a Wall, or The Wall Hitting Us: What to Do When Confused, Scared, Disheartened, or Stuck References About the Authors Index
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