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Family Therapy

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Open-Forum Family Counseling or Education: Johnny Still Wets his Pants
Link to article in January 2010 Journal of IP by Timothy S. Hartshorne · Len Sperry · Richard E. Watts

Open-Forum Family Counseling or Education: Johnny Still Wets his Pants


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Areas of Focus: Family Therapy, Richard Watts
Resource Type: Article
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Counseling the Reluctant Child and Her Mother, Individual Psychologist v.4 #1 (1966)
A case study of co-therapy with a mother and her 6-year old daughter


Added By: AWisniewski
Areas of Focus: Family Therapy
Resource Type: Article
Counseling the Reluctant Child and Her Mother by Eleanor Redwin & Georgia Greven
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Scapegoating an Aging Parent:  An Escape from Marital Conflict by Esther P. Spitzer, Individual Psychologist v.5 #2 (1968)
A case study of a family using an elderly parent as a scapegoat


Added By: AWisniewski
Areas of Focus: Family Therapy
Resource Type: Article
Scapegoating an Aging Parent:  An Escape from Marital Conflict by Esther P. Spitzer
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Adlerian Consultation Hour with Dr. Jay Colker (02-16-2017)
During this consultation hour, a student presents the case of a 12-year-old female child, who is being treated within the context of family therapy. Dr. Colker assists the student in gaining a deeper understanding of the family and provides a conceptual framework to guide treatment.

During this consultation hour, a student presents the case of a 12-year-old female child, who is being treated within the context of family therapy. Dr. Colker assists the student in gaining a deeper understanding of the family and provides a conceptual framework to guide treatment. Dr. Colker encourages the student to assume a positive approach in which the family takes a "vacation" from the fighting in order to create positive engagement.

The student's reactions as the therapist were also processed as a means to better understand the dynamics that play out in session.

Video Length: 47:01


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Areas of Focus: Family Therapy, Natural or Logical Consequences, Understanding Children/Redirecting Misbehavior/Fostering Contributions, Case Conceptualizatons, Jay Colker
Resource Type: Video
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Adlerian Consultation Hour with Dr. Jay Colker (3-16-2017)
During this consultation hour, Dr. Colker uses the open forum counseling technique with adult siblings. Discussions on birth order, family constellations, and lifestyle development are involved.

During this consultation hour, Dr. Colker uses the open forum counseling technique with adult siblings. Discussions on birth order, family constellations, and lifestyle development are involved. In addition, misguided or overdriven beliefs are expressed and explored, and the concept of roles and places of significance are investigated. Dr. Colker also recommends and defines family counsels within Adlerian interventions.


Added By: VinceMessina
Areas of Focus: The Question, Development of Personality/Lifestyle, Family Therapy, Psychological Birth-Order Position/Birth-Order Vantage, Family Constellation, Life-Style, Lifestyle, Style of Living, Style of Life, Jay Colker
Resource Type: Video
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A Family Counseling Demonstration, A Family Reconciles (Powers and Griffith)
A Family Counseling Demonstration, A Family Reconciles video (Powers and Griffith)

A Family Counseling Demonstration, A Family Reconciles

Robert Powers and Jane Griffith

Video Length: 1:36:16


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Areas of Focus: Family Therapy, Robert "Bob" Powers, Jane Griffith
Resource Type: Video
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Belonging Starts in the Family, with Jody Malterre. Moderated by Marina Bluvshtein.
A child’s healthy mental development is rooted in their sense of belonging in the family. Children who know they belong will, in turn, recognize the responsibilities of what it means to belong to a group. A sense of belonging blooms into a strong desire for social interest. Positive Discipline parenting classes offer experiential activities for parents to practice strategies they can use in the home to foster belonging and social interest. This short workshop included a few examples of these activities.


Added By: chilliard
Areas of Focus: Family Dynamics , Family, Family Therapy, Belonging
Resource Type: Video
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