The psychotherapy of hope
Subtitle: the legacy of Persuasion and healing
By: edited by Renato D. Alarcon and Julia B. Frank
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781421403045
Subjects: Persuasion (Psychology); Psychotherapy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Thinking as the critical element of research in psychotherapy / Bruce E. Wampold and Joel Weinberger; title: Life story as the focus of psychotherapy : the Johns Hopkins conceptual and didactic perspectives / Glenn J. Treisman and Paul R. McHugh; title: Neural substrates of psychotherapy / George I. Viamontes and Bernard D. Beitman; title: Restoring meaning to psychiatric diagnosis and psychotherapy in the age of evolutionary biology / Julia B. Frank; title: Cultural concepts in persuasion and healing / Renato D. Alarcon and Mark Williams; title: Deconstructing demoralization : subjective incompetence and distress in adversity / John M. de Figueiredo; title: Depression, demoralization, and psychotherapy in people who are medically ill / David M. Clarke; title: Demoralization and hope in clinical psychiatry and psychotherapy / James L. Griffith and Anjali Dsouza; title: Psychotherapeutic communication in medical settings / Arthur M. Freeman III; title: Psychodynamic psychotherapy : from psychoanalytic arrogance to evidence-based; title: Modesty / Lloyd A. Wells and Julia B. Frank; title: Behavioral and other specific approaches to psychotherapy / Diane M. Forsyth and Virginia Nash; title: Weighing evidence for common and specific factors in psychotherapy with children / Natoshia Raishevich Cunningham, Thomas Ollendick, and Peter S. Jensen; title: Contemporary realities of group psychotherapy / J. Scott Rutan and Joseph J. Shay; title: Cultural dynamics in psychotherapy and cultural psychotherapies : ingredients; title: Processes, and outcomes / Renato D. Alarcon, Julia B. Frank, and Mark Williams; title: Psychotherapy, religion, and spirituality / James L. Griffith.