Adlerian counseling and psychotherapy : a practitioner's approach
Thomas J. Sweeney
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Thomas J. Sweeney
Abstract
Part I: Foundations for Understanding Human Nature. Individual Psychology: The Man, the Movement, and the Psychology of Alfred Adler. Wellness Through Social Interest: The Goal of Helping. Part II: What We Learn from Life. Life's Rules Are for Everyone: Natural and Logical Consequences. Encouragement: The Essential Element in Helping. Part III: First vs. Second Order Change: Counseling and Psychotherapy. Life Style Assessment: Uncovering the Unconscious. Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy In Practice. Making Use of DSM for Adlerian Outcomes. Part IV: Applications of Individual Psychology. Career Style Counseling. Guiding Children Through Social Interest and Cooperation. Counseling Couples. Consulting with Families. Working with Groups. Passing on the Adlerian Legacy. Appendix A: Family Counseling. Appendix B: Family Council.
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Part I: Foundations for Understanding Human Nature. Individual Psychology: The Man, the Movement, and the Psychology of Alfred Adler. Wellness Through Social Interest: The Goal of Helping. Part II: What We Learn from Life. Life's Rules Are for Everyone: Natural and Logical Consequences. Encouragement: The Essential Element in Helping. Part III: First vs. Second Order Change: Counseling and Psychotherapy. Life Style Assessment: Uncovering the Unconscious. Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy In Practice. Making Use of DSM for Adlerian Outcomes. Part IV: Applications of Individual Psychology. Career Style Counseling. Guiding Children Through Social Interest and Cooperation. Counseling Couples. Consulting with Families. Working with Groups. Passing on the Adlerian Legacy. Appendix A: Family Counseling. Appendix B: Family Council.
Key concepts: Adlerian, Psychotherapist, Unconscious mind, Psychology, Individual psychology, Family therapy, Style (visual arts), Group counseling