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050 _aR RC 488.5 .H191 2005
245 0 _aHandbook of clinical family therapy /
_cedited by Jay L. Lebow.
260 _aHoboken, N.J. :
_bWiley,
_cc2005.
300 _axvii, 630 p. :
_bill.
_c26 cm.
520 _aEach chapters covers specific problems, the theoretial and practical elements of the treatment approach,recommended intervention strategies,special recommended intervention strategies, special considerations,supporting research, and clinical examples. Provides step - by - step guidelines fro implementing the approaches described and discuss particualr issues that arise in different couple,family, and cultural contexts.Treatment strategies for most common problems encountered in family therapy, includes the following: domestic violence, adolescent defiance,anxiety, and depression, trauma-induced problems, stepfamily conflicts, ADHD disruption, substance abuse in adults and adolescents, couple conflicts and divorce and chronic illness.
650 _aAdolescent psychotherapy.
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650 _aFamily psychotherapy.
_920012
650 _aMarital psychotherapy.
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700 _aLebow, Jay.
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