Resource Activation: Using Clients' Own Strengths in Psychotherapy and Counseling

Author:   Christoph Flueckiger ,  Guenther Wueste ,  Richard E. Zinbarg ,  Bruce Wampold
Publisher:   Hogrefe Publishing
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9780889373785


Pages:   70
Publication Date:   21 December 2009
Format:   Paperback
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Resource Activation: Using Clients' Own Strengths in Psychotherapy and Counseling


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Author:   Christoph Flueckiger ,  Guenther Wueste ,  Richard E. Zinbarg ,  Bruce Wampold
Publisher:   Hogrefe Publishing
Imprint:   Hogrefe Publishing
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 0.50cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.136kg
ISBN:  

9780889373785


ISBN 10:   0889373787
Pages:   70
Publication Date:   21 December 2009
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Out of Print
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
Limited stock is available. It will be ordered for you and shipped pending supplier's limited stock.

Table of Contents

1 Systematic Resource Analysis; 1.1 Resource Priming; 2 Resource-Oriented Dialog Strategies; 2.1 Perceiving and Strengthening Directly Available Resources and Actively Introducing Unused Resources; 2.2 Verbalizing Resources and Immediately Experiencing Resources; 2.3 Using Potential Resources and Integrating Motivational Resources; 2.4 Strengthening Personal Resources and Furthering the Available Resources of the Social Network; 2.5 Focusing on Problem-Independent Resources and Taking Advantage of Problem-Relevant Resources; 2.6 Optimizing Usable Resources and Boosting and Maintaining Trainable Resources; 2.7 Perspectives as Heuristics for Directing Attention; 2.8 Resource-Orientation - Putting the Cart Before the Horse; 2.9 Differences in Self- and Other-Perception; 2.10 Problem Situations and Therapeutic Strategies; 2.11 Resource-Oriented Strategies and Phases of Therapy; 2.12 Risks and Side Effects of Resource-Oriented Strategies; 3 Resource-Activating Structural Interventions; 3.1 LifeOverview; 3.2 Genograms and Ecograms from a Resource Perspective; 3.3 Miracle Questions and Target Visions; 3.4 Other People as Resource Models; 3.5 Activating Coping Resources Through Role Reversal; 3.6 Planning Pleasure; 3.7 Resource Activation Through Imaginative Procedures; 3.8 Resource Diary; 3.9 Differentiating Between Positive Feelings and Moods; 3.10 Reframing and Normalization; Appendix; Worksheet 1: Resource Priming; Worksheet 2: Resource-Oriented Dialog Strategies - Possible Questions; Worksheet 3: Differentiating Positive Feelings and Moods; References; Index.

Reviews

"Little things can make a big difference - for instance, by making change possible where before no change could be seen. This practical little book looks very precisely at therapeutic micro-interventions and shows how to integrate a patient's strengths into clinical practice on a day-by-day basis to make change possible. Some ideas cross a threshold and then take off and get spread everywhere - I hope this will happen to the ideas presented here. Practical and very efficacious!A"" Wolfgang Lutz, PhD, Professor of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Trier, Germany Resource Activation heralds the emergence of a new vista for psychotherapists. It provides a detailed roadmap for systemically assessing and utilizing clients' talents, skills, and resources to facilitate therapeutic change. It gives very specific therapeutic guidelines and also lays the foundation for research on this historically neglected area. This book and this work should be read and utilized by individual, couple, and family therapists to realistically enhance their clients' sense of self and relationship efficacy.A"" William M. Pinsof, PhD, President, The Family Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA"


Little things can make a big difference - for instance, by making change possible where before no change could be seen. This practical little book looks very precisely at therapeutic micro-interventions and shows how to integrate a patient's strengths into clinical practice on a day-by-day basis to make change possible. Some ideas cross a threshold and then take off and get spread everywhere - I hope this will happen to the ideas presented here. Practical and very efficacious!A"" Wolfgang Lutz, PhD, Professor of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Trier, Germany Resource Activation heralds the emergence of a new vista for psychotherapists. It provides a detailed roadmap for systemically assessing and utilizing clients' talents, skills, and resources to facilitate therapeutic change. It gives very specific therapeutic guidelines and also lays the foundation for research on this historically neglected area. This book and this work should be read and utilized by individual, couple, and family therapists to realistically enhance their clients' sense of self and relationship efficacy.A"" William M. Pinsof, PhD, President, The Family Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA


Little things can make a big difference - for instance, by making change possible where before no change could be seen. This practical little book looks very precisely at therapeutic micro-interventions and shows how to integrate a patient's strengths into clinical practice on a day-by-day basis to make change possible. Some ideas cross a threshold and then take off and get spread everywhere - I hope this will happen to the ideas presented here. Practical and very efficacious!A Wolfgang Lutz, PhD, Professor of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Trier, Germany Resource Activation heralds the emergence of a new vista for psychotherapists. It provides a detailed roadmap for systemically assessing and utilizing clients' talents, skills, and resources to facilitate therapeutic change. It gives very specific therapeutic guidelines and also lays the foundation for research on this historically neglected area. This book and this work should be read and utilized by individual, couple, and family therapists to realistically enhance their clients' sense of self and relationship efficacy.A William M. Pinsof, PhD, President, The Family Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA


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