Casebook in Family Therapy (Marital, Couple, & Family Counseling)
I would be interested in using a book like this. I think it fills a gap in teaching literature, and I am very enthusiastic about the concept. I wish I had thought of it. The interesting thing about this kind of format is that if the cases and applications are good, the book will be useful to more than one level of student. For beginners, there will be the opportunity to see how a theory fits a specific case, and how the therapist will apply both theory and technique. The more advanced students can also critique the case at a more sophisticated level."I see this book as having many strengths and a great deal to offer in filling a much recognized training void. I would definitely adopt this text. By identifying twelve widely-used therapeutic approaches, the book ensures attention to all relevant approaches.