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What Therapists Say and Why They Say It Effective Therapeutic Responses and Techniques

by: McHenry, William; McHenry, James

What Therapists Say and Why They Say It Effective Therapeutic Responses and Techniques

by: McHenry, William; McHenry, James

ISBN 13:
9780205484775
ISBN 10:
0205484778
Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 11/22/2019
Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

This eminently practical resource presents the pre-service and practicing therapist with information regarding 112 skills/techniques as well as 1,424 examples of therapeutic responses that can help them utilize those techniques. Students learn directly from the techniques, descriptions and examples. Practice exercises provide opportunities for both student and instructor to discuss choice, purpose, and implementation of techniques. Instructors will find the comprehensive coverage a definite aid in their efforts in pre-practicum, practicum, field and theories. Practitioners will find the list of examples for each technique useful in integrating new skills into their practices.

Preface

Welcome

(12)

Purpose of the Book

(1)

What Is Not Here

(2)

What Is Here

(1)

Layout of the Book

(3)

Enhancing Skill Development---Theory into Practice

(5)

Pragmatic Therapy

(6)

Organization of the Chapters and Skills

(2)

Story of Pat

(4)

The Reflecting Pool

(18)

Minimal Encourager

(1)

Paraphrase

(1)

Reflection of Feeling

(1)

Reflection of Meaning

(1)

Downward Arrow

(2)

Summary

(1)

Child's Content of Play

(1)

Child's Feelings

(2)

Accent

(1)

Empathy

(1)

Prompts

(1)

Partial Transcript of Reflecting Pool Skills

(2)

Practice Exercises

(2)

The Questioning Tree

(22)

Closed Question

(2)

Open Question

(2)

Checkout

(1)

Asking the Question

(1)

Cognitive Disputation

(1)

Circular Questioning

(1)

Externalizing the Problem

(1)

Miracle Question

(1)

Probe

(1)

Forced Choice Question

(1)

The Terrible Question

(1)

Triadic Questioning

(1)

Scaling Question

(1)

Collaborative Empiricism

(1)

Communication Clarification

(1)

Partial Transcript of Questioning Tree Skills and Techniques

(3)

Practice Exercises

(1)

The Framework

(14)

Structuring

(1)

Here and Now

(1)

Process Illumination

(1)

Technical Expert

(1)

Model-Setting Participant

(1)

Blocking

(1)

Changing Questions to Statements

(1)

Capping

(1)

Clarifying the Purpose

(1)

Defining the Problem/Issue

(1)

Defining Goals/Objectives/Outcomes

(1)

Practice Exercises

(2)

Looking for Clear Skies

(12)

Reframe

(1)

Exploring Alternatives

(1)

Identifying/Building Strengths

(1)

Linking

(1)

Compliment

(1)

Exploration

(1)

Focus on Exceptions

(1)

Interpretation

(1)

Metaphor

(1)

Redefining

(1)

Practice Exercises

(1)

Chasing Down Mirages

(8)

Confrontation

(1)

Observation

(1)

Confirmation

(1)

Cutting Off

(1)

Spitting in the Client's Soup

(1)

Practice Exercises

(2)

The Supply Line

(10)

Affirmation

(1)

Providing Feedback

(1)

Immediacy

(1)

Providing Information

(1)

Self-disclosure

(1)

Therapist's Feelings

(1)

Therapist's Content of Play

100

(1)

Practice Exercises

101

(2)

Therapist's Actions

103

(8)

Holding the Focus

104

(1)

Drawing Out

105

(1)

Joining

106

(1)

Protection

107

(1)

Unbalancing

108

(1)

Shifting the Focus

109

(1)

Practice Exercises

110

(1)

Pure Imagination

111

(10)

Camera Check

112

(1)

Creative Imagery

113

(1)

Early Recollections

114

(1)

Focused Imagery

115

(1)

Logical Consequences

116

(1)

Progressive Relaxation

117

(2)

Imaginal Treatment

119

(1)

Practice Exercises

120

(1)

Waves in Motion

121

(28)

In the Session

Challenges

122

(1)

Conjoint Family Drawing

123

(1)

Empty Chair Technique

124

(1)

Icebreaker

125

(1)

Group Observing Group (Fishbowl Procedure)

126

(1)

Pat on the Back

127

(1)

Pretend Technique

128

(1)

Role Playing

129

(1)

Role Reversal

130

(1)

Sculpting

131

(1)

Serial Art Therapy

132

(1)

Wheel of Influence

133

(1)

Experimentation

134

(1)

Psychodrama

135

(1)

At Home

Acting ``As If''

136

(1)

Directive

137

(1)

Door-in-the-Face Technique

138

(1)

Foot-in-the-Door Technique

139

(1)

Paradox

140

(1)

Self-monitoring

141

(1)

Shame Attack

142

(1)

Stop and Monitor

143

(1)

Ordeals

144

(1)

Bibliotherapy

145

(1)

Sociogram

146

(1)

Homework

147

(2)

Abandoned Mine Shaft

149

(10)

Social Greeting

151

(1)

Advice Giving

152

(1)

Band-Aiding

153

(1)

Condemning Questions

154

(1)

Dis-identification

155

(1)

Minimization

156

(1)

Over-identification

157

(1)

Double Questions

158

(1)

Comprehensive Transcript

159

(18)

Intertwined Interventions

177

(4)

Paraphrase and Closed Question

178

(1)

Paraphrase, Reflection of Feeling, and Reflection of Meaning

178

(1)

Providing Feedback and Paraphrase

178

(1)

Reframe and Logical Consequences

179

(1)

Reflection of Feeling and Reframe

179

(1)

Reflection of Meaning and Focus on Exceptions

179

(1)

Process Illumination and Forced Choice Question

179

(1)

Closed Question and Paraphrase

180

(1)

Self-disclosure, Structuring, and Prompt

180

(1)

Reflection of Feeling, Reflection of Meaning, Reframe, and Metaphor

180

(1)

Practice Exercises

181

(14)

Annotated References

195

(6)

Index

201

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What Therapists Say and Why They Say It Effective Therapeutic Responses and Techniques

What Therapists Say and Why They Say It Effective Therapeutic Responses and Techniques

9780205484775

0205484778

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