Working With Parents Makes Therapy Work

Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, Ann Arbor. Text demonstrates the crucial role of parent work in child and adolescent therapy. Topics include work with fathers, addressing problems of divorce and diverse family structures, modes of communication, family secrets and loyalty conflicts, troubled parents, secrecy and privacy, and more. For therapists.

Acknowledgments	ix
CHAPTER ONE Parent Work-Introduction and History	1	(14)
CHAPTER TWO Our Assumptions When We Work with Parents	15	(8)
CHAPTER THREE Evaluation	23	(20)
CHAPTER FOUR Recommendation, Setting the Frame, and Working Conditions	43	(26)
CHAPTER FIVE The Beginning Phase of Treatment	69	(40)
CHAPTER SIX The Middle Phase of Treatment	109	(24)
CHAPTER SEVEN The Pretermination Phase of Treatment	133	(8)
CHAPTER EIGHT The Termination Phase of Treatment	141	(10)
CHAPTER NINE Posttermination	151	(6)
CHAPTER TEN The Application of Our Model of Parent Work to Individual Treatment of Adults	157	(10)
CHAPTER ELEVEN Summary and Further Questions	167	(16)
References	183	(8)
Index	191

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