Basic Concepts in Family Therapy: An Introductory Text
"A BRILLIANT BOOK introducing the most important and useful concepts for understanding families while grounding these concepts in authentic human experience. . . . The experience of reading this book is absolutely transformative. . . . EXTREMELY WELL WRITTEN, this book stimulates rich and provocative thinking about family issues."  --Keith A. Erickson, PhD, Coordinator of Clinical Services, Sunrise II Residential Program, Fairfax, Virginia"A COMPREHENSIVE, EXPERIENTIAL RESOURCE THAT NO CLINICAL STUDENT NOR PRACTICING CLINICIAN SHOULD BE WITHOUT. . . . It is an honor and a privilege to be able to review such a well-written text. . . . AN EXCELLENT JOB at incorporating major theoretical approaches to treating families into one source. . . . AN INVALUABLE RESOURCE."   --Muriel Kennedy, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Government of the District of Columbia, Department of Human Services, Commission on Mental Health Services