(P/B) PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH COUPLES

Παρουσίαση

"The papers in this book have been written and edited with care and sensitivity. [I would] recommend it to practitioners of individual therapy as well, who might benefit from a broader understanding of the transferences between partners,"
(Ruth Berkowitz, Journal of the British Association of Psychotherapists, 1994, 27)
"This is an excellent book, a good read for all of us who work with marriages."
(Emanuel Lewis, Tavistock Gazette, Summer 1993)
"[This book] is readable, very well organized with each of the four parts introduced by the editor, and full of clear illustrations that clinicians of differing levels of experience will find moving and useful."
(Polly Young-Eisendrath, The Journal of Analytical Psychology, 1994, 39)

Περιεχόμενα

FOREWORD
David E. Scharff
PREFACE
PART ONE
The institutional context
1 The theory and practice of the Tavistock Institute of Marital Studies
Stanley Ruszczynsfci
PART TWO
The unconscious contract in the couple relationship
Introduction
2 Unconscious communications between husband and wife
Enid Balint
3 Husbands and wives: the mysterious choice
Alison Lyons
4 Relationships:
interaction, defences, and transformation
Evelyn Cleavely
5 Marriage as a psychological container
Warren Colman
PART THREE
The couple and the individual
Introduction
6 Individuation in marriage
Alison Lyons and Janet Martinson
7 The individual and the couple
Warren Colman
8 The impenetrable other: ambivalence and the Oedipal conflict in work with couples
James Fisher
9 Betrayal of troth
Janet Mattinson
PART FOUR
A therapeutic approach to the couple relationship
Introduction
10 Therapeutic intervention in relation to the institution of marriage
Alison Lyons
11 Thinking about and working with couples
Stanley Ruszczynsfci
REFERENCES
INDEX