Case Studies in Emotion-Focused Treatment of

Second author, Rhonda Goldman, is with Argosy Univ., Chicago, IL. Through the use of extensive therapy transcripts taken from good and poor outcome cases, this text illustrates and examines how change actually takes place as well as what goes wrong when change does not take place. For therapists. DNLM: Depressive Disorder--therapy-- Case Reports.

Jeanne C. Watson is an associate professor in the Department of Adult Education and Counselling Psychology at the University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Preface	p. ix
Introduction	p. 1
Introduction: Overview of the Treatment Protocol	p. 3
Cases With Good Outcome	p. 25
Evoking and Exploring Emotion	p. 27
Generating New Emotional Responses	p. 53
Validating an Emerging Sense of Self	p. 83
Cases With Poor Outcome	p. 101
Bonding Inhibited	p. 103
Fear of Emotion	p. 137
Disparate Therapeutic Goals	p. 161
Implications for Practice	p. 181
Comparing and Contrasting: Identifying Factors That Contribute to Positive and Negative Outcomes	p. 183
Therapeutic Strategies: Generating Alternatives	p. 205
References	p. 217
Index	p. 223
About the Authors	p. 231
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