Innovative Methoden der Netzwerk- und Gemeinschaftsarbeit in Familien, Therapie, Schule und Beratung
by Philip Streit, Hanna Weber, Jaakko Seikkula, Justine van Lawick, Erik van der Elst, Idan Amiel, Erzsébet Roth, Eia Asen, Ulrike Behme-Matthiessen, Thomas Pletsch, Ulrich Baus, Klaus Henner Spierling, Sue Young, Tal Maimon, Lorenn Walker, Anouck De Reu
2021 · 229 pages
This book, part of the series on systemic therapy and counseling by Carl-Auer Verlag, explores innovative methods and approaches in systemic work with individuals, families, and communities. It presents both contemporary advancements and classic theories from notable authors in the field. The collection serves as a comprehensive library of systemic knowledge, reflecting on theoretical concepts with practical applicability. Its goal is to provide a basis for sustainable future developments in therapy and counseling practices. The book targets professionals and students in psychology, psychiatry, family therapy, and related fields, offering insights into transformative practices like network integration, family councils, and the concept of 'New Authority' in therapeutic and educational settings. Through case studies and theoretical discussions, it emphasizes the importance of resonance and dialogue in fostering healthy relationships and community support.
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