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Author(s): Richardson, Ronald Wayne

Series: Self-Counsel personal self-help

Publisher: Self-Counsel Press, Year: 2012

ISBN: 9781770408227,1770408223

Contents Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: An Overview Categories of Clients Who Have Family-of-Origin Sessions Is This Intergenerational Procedure Therapy? Family of Origin as Handled in Traditional Individual Psychotherapy Brief Outline of Book 2. Early Stages of Family-of-Origin Therapy • relating current issues in therapy to family-of-origin issues; dealing with resistances Introducing the Idea of Bringing in Family of Origin and Early Resistances in Couples 8 Couples Groups Impasse in Marital Therapy Special Resistances in Clients in Individual Therapy 3. Preparation Phase • strategies for bringing in family of origin; preparing the agenda Working Through the Misgivings Preparing the Agenda for Family-of-Origin Sessions Who Should Attend the Family-of-Origin Sessions The Necessity for Including Siblings Absent Members Advantages of Having Two Sessions Preparing the Self-Referred Audio and Videotaping 4. Techniques Used During Family-of-Origin Sessions • procedures used for conducting sessions; descriptions of how the sessions tend to go Cotherapy Description of Early Phases: Reducing Anxiety and Getting to Know Each Other 9 Description of Middle Phases: Getting Past Anger “Impossible” Parents and Justified Anger Using Humor The Realization that Parents are People Sibling Relationships The Cotherapists Work Together The Marriage Relationship of the Parents The Hiatus and the Second Session Family Revelations and Their Effects on Therapists New or First Behaviors Final Phases: Weaving Together the Themes and Making Healing Interventions 5. Postsession Developments and Results • processing of family-of-origin sessions; feedback of findings to individual and marital problems Clinical Findings Results of Baker's Study Beyond Statistics Short-term and Long-term Reactions 10 Indirect Results and Spreading Effects Effects of Sessions on Marriage Case Example Further Clinical Findings 6. Difficulties, Limitations, Pitfalls, and Contraindications Competition Among Family Therapy Schools Should All Family Myths and Secrets Be Exposed? Negative Therapeutic Reactions, Side Effects, and Other Difficulties Therapists’ Stresses The Absent Member Stratagem A True Contraindication Case Study 7. Theoretical Implications Object Relations Theory Toiuard a Theory of Therapeutic Change Recontouring of Internal Objects 11 Reprojection Process The Role of the Therapists The Role of Apology Changing the Family Rules and Legitimizing Family Disloyalty Changes on the Marital System Level Changes in the Family-of-Origin System A Final Comment 8. Clinical Implications Evaluation of This Intergenerational Method as a Form of Therapy Clinical Situations Most Responsive to Intergenerational Intervention Clinical Situations Least Responsive to Intergenerational Intervention Research Suggestions Recommendations and Caveats to Family Therapists Who Conduct Family-of-Origin Sessions Comparison to Other Intergenerational Family Therapists 12 Speculations on Why Adults Are Fearful of Having Sessions with Their Families of Origin What Family-of-Origin Sessions Can Accomplish 9. Case Examples of Family-of-Origin Consultations Detailed Case Example: Integration of a Family-of-Origin Consultation with Long-Term Marital Therapy Case Vignette: Family-of-Origin Consultation for a Client Seen in Individual Therapy Case Vignette: Family-of-Origin Consultation for an Out-of-Town, Self-Referred Family of Divorce Case Vignette: Family-of-Origin Consultation for a Self-Referred, Out-of-Town Sibling Subsystem Afterword Professional Associations Personal Associations to Families Author's Family Biography: One Therapist's Personal Disclosure References Name Index 13 Subject Index 14

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