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Family Dramas in Clinical Practice
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Integration of Individual and Interpersonal Factors
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Individual and Family Therapy:Towards an Integration
Expands the reader’s understanding of the conflicts faced by individuals in relation to the world, the family, and the self. (314 pp.)
The Paradigm Shift
(18 pp.)
The Emergence of Family Therapy
(26 pp.)
Childlessness and the Family Life Cycle
(23 pp.)
Schizophrenia and the Family
(18 pp.)
Freud on Marriage and the Family
(19 pp.)
Recent Psychoanalytic Views
(43 pp.)
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