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Summary
Summary
The Therapist′s Toolbox is like taking several years of seminars and reading a book or two. It is a time-saving and cost effective manual full of tried-and-tune techniques for enhancing therapeutic intervention with clients, written by a discerning and seasoned practitioner.
Aimed at practice with individual adults and couples, this manual is a collection of nonsense, helpful techniques drawn from Susan E. Carrell′s vast experience throughout her career. Each technique is complete and easy to implement in a single session. The author′s jargon-free, down-to-earth writing style makes each technique easy to understand and effective to use. Carrell provides treatment objective and diagnostic aids to help the clinician meet requirements for treatment planning, as well extensive examples from her own practice.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Hammers, Saws, Screwdrivers, and Pliers: Tools for Every Project |
Beyond the Genogram |
Sand-Tray Therapy for Adults |
Who Am I Becoming? |
Discovering the Inner Child |
Dream a Little Dream |
The Life Line |
Family Memories |
Every Now and Zen |
Meditation and Mindfulness for the Beginner |
Journaling 101 |
Favorite Fairy Tale |
Part 2 Grout, Glue, Putty, and Filler: Tools for Couples Work |
The Couples Love Story |
The Paper Exercise |
Between a Rock and a Hard Place |
Letting Go |
Resurrecting the Dead Relationship |
Jake Got a Dog |
The Talking Stick |
A Soulful Relationship |
Nurturing the Mythical, Magical Images of Love |
Part 3 Measuring Tape, Levels, and Plumbs: Tools for Special Projects |
Finding a Safe Place |
Thin Places, A Way to Talk about God |
Enmeshment |
Deconstructing the Net |
Rock-Hard Resolve |
Holding On |
A Matter Of Perspective |
Bridging the Gap |
Getting beyond Insight |
Field Trips |
Rituals and Other Blessings |
The Mother Interview |
Necessary Journeys |
Part 4 Nails, Tacks and Hooks: Small But Essential |
Nails, Tacks and Hooks |