A Methodist prescher

Letters of the Rev. John Smith to his brother

But Not Too Much

How to Get Your Kid to Eat

A Novel

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The Vikings: A Short History

From Outside Looking in with Someone Watching Over

Environmental Justice in South Africa

Mission SOL 6: Das Orakel von Takess

Women Across Cultures: A Global Perspective ISE

Algebra

Martin Luthers problematische Rolle in der Sprachgeschichte

Disney Raya and the Last Dragon Raya's World

Die Eisenbahn im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert

Die Eisenbahn als Träger gesellschaftlicher Veränderung

Romulus Augustulus and the Decline of the West

The Last Roman

The Good Life and Conceptions of Life in Early China and Graeco-Roman Antiquity

D'après <em>la Comtesse de Ségur</em>

Un bon petit diable

The Phantom of the Opera

The Definitive Visual History

Design

a gripping historical thriller

The City Underground

Vocabolario Cateriniano

Theology of Work Bible Commentary

Sculpture in the Garden

A Father's Guide to Family Health

Dads, Kids, and Fitness

Die schönsten Märchen der Brüder Grimm

Taylor Hooton, Rob Garibaldi, and the Fight Against Teenage Steroid Abuse

Suicide Squeeze

Life Beyond the Big Top

A Mishomis Book (set of five coloring books)

Ageism, Risk, and the Rhetoric of Rights in the Mistreatment of Older People

Contesting Elder Abuse and Neglect

From the British Raj to Al Qaeda

The Khyber Rifles

A Unique Manuscript; Volume 21

A Multinational Legal Study

Taxation for Environmental Protection

....The book in general is excellent and is certainly the first of its kind in the cognitive therapy literature.... --Frank M. Dattilio, Ph.D. in Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy: An International Quarterly For the advanced student and practicing therapist, the book presents a well articulated approach for working with a 'difficult' population.... And, as a bonus, the reader discovers a treasure of accumulated clinical wisdom, useful to the clinician irrespective of theoretical orientation! --J. Laurence Passmore, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, INThis book was a pleasure to read, to study, and to review.  I've already begun to utilize it in my own work. --Rev. Jon R. Harris in an unpublished review for Journal of Psychology & ChristianityDrs. Bedrosian and Bozicas also offer a model for assessing the current manifestations of family of origin problems so that, despite a historical focus, treatment can still be geared toward the individual's present-day complaints. This practical orientation should make the book invaluable....--From the Foreword by Aaron T. Beck, M.D.Bedrosian and Bozicas have written an important and timely volume that integrates the overlapping wisdom of cognitive therapy, developmental psychopathology, and family therapy. It is thorough, practical, and well worth reading. I recommend it highly. --Michael J. Mahoney, Ph.D., Professor, University of North TexasAt last, someone has made explicit the link between cognitive therapy and family systems-oriented therapy.  And, after a seemingly unending spate of recent books about adult victims and survivors that just shoot from the hip, Bedrosian and Bozicas show us in exquisite and persuasive detail how mainstream psychology, psychiatry, and family therapy should inform the responsible treatment of people with such problems.  Simply put, this book is one of the most rational and creative pieces of work in psychotherapy in the last several years.  Read it--you'll learn a lot! --Alan S. Gurman, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Medical SchoolThe profound influence of family of origin trauma in the lives of our clients is well known in the family therapy field.  There has been a compelling need for a cogent treatment model for adult clients from dysfunctional families.  This book fills the bill.  It provides a hands-on, easily used treatment method for working with individuals from dysfunctional family backgrounds....The book carefully and creatively addresses the complicated clinical questions of how to integrate family of origin work into symptom-focused treatment, and how to help clients develop new beliefs that can free them from old destructive distortions....I found this book immediately applicable for several of my most difficult cases.  I think you will too. --David Treadway, Ph.D. -...a wonderful, richly textured volume about the practice and process of psychotherapy...this book will be an invaluable one to cognitive therapists and family systems therapists alike. --Clinician's Social Work Journal, 1/9/1994

A Cognitive Approach

Treating Family of Origin Problems

Letters of the Rev. John Smith to his brother

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