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Family secrets : implications for theory and therapy
DVD
Family secrets : implications for theory and therapy
-- Implications for theory and therapy
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This program explores how silence and secrecy affect all family relationships, shaping family patterns and family functioning. Using a case example based on actual clinical material, Dr. Imber-Black demonstrates her interviewing and intervention methods designed to create an openness that permits family members to process emotionally painful subjects, helping them decide whether to reveal family secrets and if so, when and how.
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Title
Family secrets : implications for theory and therapy -- Implications for theory and therapy
Call No
616.89156
Edition
Institutional/Instructor's version.
Authors
Imber-Black, Evan
Lerner, Stephen, 1944-
Cullen, Gerry
Wyatt, Randall C
Seid, Erika L
Video Works, Inc
Guilford Publications, Inc
Psychotherapy.net
Subjects
Family Therapy.
Family Relations.
Self Disclosure.
Truth Disclosure.
Family Therapy.
Family Relations.
Self Disclosure.
Truth Disclosure.
Shame.
Family psychotherapy.
Secrecy--Psychological aspects.
Shame.
Family psychotherapy.
Secrecy--Psychological aspects.
Shame.
Instructional films.
Instructional films.
Language
English
Published
San Francisco, CA : Psychotherapy.net, LLC, ©2006.
Publication Desc
1 videodisc (43 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 1 instructor's manual (48 pages ; 18 cm).
ISBN
9781601240491 (DVD)
Target Audience
Specialized
Dimensions
4 3/4 in. +