Coyote speaks
Subtitle: creative strategies for psychotherapists treating alcoholics and addicts
By: Jacques Rutzky.
Publisher: J. Aronson
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Northvale, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 236
Subjects: Alcoholism -- Treatment.; Drug abuse -- Treatment.; Psychotherapy.; Coyote (Legendary character)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-225) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER 1; title: Coyote Speaks; title: The Trickster Archetype in the Alcoholic, the Addict,; title: and the Therapist; title: Coyote; title: Coyote and His Reflection; title: Coyote and Addiction; title: Coyote and the Therapist's Shadow; title: Coyote and the Moon; title: CHAPTER 2; title: Psychotherapy, Addiction, and AA; title: Ben; title: Medical Treatment; title: Psychoanalytic Treatment; title: Carl Jung and Bill Wilson; title: Coyote Gets His Powers; title: Alcoholics Anonymous; title: Psychological Research and Treatment; title: Social Models of Treatment; title: Current Treatment Approaches; title: Limitations in Training; title: What Psychotherapy Can Offer the Alcoholic and Addict; title: CHAPTER 3; title: Altered States; title: The Physiological and Psychological Effects; title: of Psychoactive Drugs; title: Melissa; title: Psychoactive Substances; title: Tolerance and Withdrawal; title: Narcotics; title: Depressants; title: Stimulants; title: Hallucinogens; title: Coyote Fights Some Monsters; title: CHAPTER 4; title: The Diagnostic Interview; title: Making a Comprehensive Diagnosis; title: Existing Diagnostic Tools; title: David; title: A New Diagnostic Framework; title: Recommending Treatment; title: Coyote's False Colors; title: CHAPTER 5; title: Listening, Seeing, and Knowing When to Act; title: Listening; title: The Ear of Consciousness; title: Margie; title: The Eye of Consciousness; title: Pointing to Reality; title: Coyote and Grandfather Rock; title: Stepping In and Acting; title: CHAPTER 6; title: Confronting the Alcoholic and Addict; title: Why Confront?; title: Michael; title: Defining Confrontation; title: Six Types of Confrontations; title: Coyote and the Grass People; title: CHAPTER 7; title: Relapse Risk Assessment; title: Formal Evaluations; title: John and Sara; title: Summaries; title: Ten Criteria Associated with Relapse; title: The Coyote Chain; title: Recommendations; title: CHAPTER 8; title: Drinking and Using Contracts: A Couple's Tale; title: Bob and Dorothy; title: Weighing the Risks; title: Drinking/Using Contracts; title: The Structure of a Contract; title: Bargaining; title: The Honeymoon; title: Coyote Loses Everything; title: Down from the High; title: When Enough is Enough; title: CHAPTER 9; title: Countertransference and Compassion; title: Coyote's Lair; title: Codependency and Adults Traumatized as Children; title: Haddie; title: The Nightmare; title: Concretizing the Process; title: Embellishing the Material; title: The Hero Unmasked; title: How the Stars Got in the Night Sky.