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Fishing for Barracuda: Pragmatics of Brief Systemic Theory

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Drawing extensively upon his own experiences as a therapist and as a family member, Bergman shares strategic interventions that are paradoxical, humorous, shocking, and effective. He focuses in particular on the therapist’s need to “stay alive”, to control the momentum towards change, and to make every therapeutic session dramatic and meaningful.

As the title implies, some families can involve therapists in potentially lethal contests. Bergman’s goal is to balance the odds, to help therapists develop the skills to change families quickly. Numerous case studies demonstrate his pragmatic way of using rituals, metaphors, and other strategies to hook families and then send them on their way with new resources – without being devoured!

Author: Bergman, Joel S

Topic: Psychology
Media: Book
ISBN: 393700054
Language: English
Pages: 96

Additional information

Weight 0.9 lbs
Dimensions 8.52 × 5.8 × 0.87 in

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