The transformation of meaning in psychological therapies : integrating theory and practice

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The transformation of meaning in psychological therapies : integrating theory and practice

edited by Mick Power, Chris Brewin

Wiley, c1997

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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ISBN 9780471958260

内容説明

Psychotherapy theory and practice are often viewed as divergent and fragmented, with clinicians often critical of the relevance of theory to the reality of practice. This book unifies theory and practice by focusing on the role of meaning in both modern psychological theory and in the practice of therapy. It explores a range of psychological influences on meaning and examines the impact that significant events and psychological disorders can have on an individual's sense of meaning.

目次

Meaning and Psychological Therapy: Overview and Introduction (C. Brewin & M. Power). On the Causal Role of Meaning (D. Bolton & J. Hill). The Biopsychosociology of Meaning (P. Gilbert). Conscious and Unconscious Representations of Meaning (M. Power). Early Adversity and the Creation of Personal Meaning (B. Andrews). The Impact of Trauma on Meaning: From Meaningless World to Meaningful Life (R. Janoff-Bulman & C. Frantz). Psychological Defences and the Distortion of Meaning (C. Brewin). The Transformation of Meaning in Cognitive Therapy (A. Hackmann). The Transformation of Meaning: The Interacting Cognitive Subsystems Approach (J. Teasdale). Emotion in the Creation of Personal Meaning (L. Greenberg & J. Pascual-Leone). The Transformation of Meaning: A Psychoanalytic Perspective (P. Mollon). Foundations for the Systematic Study of Meaning and Therapeutic Change (M. Power & C. Brewin). Indexes.
巻冊次

: pbk ISBN 9780471970057

内容説明

Are there common mechanisms that apply across different therapies that might explain their effectiveness? Many psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors, whether clinicians or researchers, now recognize that one such key mechanism involves the transformation of meaning in the process of therapy. The purpose of this book is to show how the transformation of meaning is related to therapeutic change. Change in therapy can and should occur at a number of levels for improvement to be maintained, whether in behavior therapy, cognitive therapy or psychoanalytic therapy. The leading scientists and practitioners who have contributed to this book approach therapy from very different perspectives, but they together help to fashion a common framework for understanding the role of meaning in therapeutic change.

目次

About the Editors. List of Contributors. Preface.On the Causal Role of Meaning (D. Bolton & J.Hill). The Biopsychosociology of Meaning (P. Gilbert). Conscious and Unconscious Representations of Meaning (M.Power). Early Adversity and the Creation of Personal Meaning (B.Andrews). The Impact of Trauma on Meaning: From Meaningless World toMeaningful Life (R. Janoff-Bulman & C. Frantz). Psychological Defences and the Distortion of Meaning (C.Brewin). The Transformation of Meaning in Cognitive Therapy (A.Hackmann). The Transformation of Meaning: The Interacting Cognitive SubsystemsApproach (J. Teasdale). Emotion in the Creation of Personal Meaning (L. Greenberg & J.Pascual-Leone). The Transformation of Meaning: A Psychoanalytic Perspective (P.Mollon). Foundations for the Systematic Study of Meaning and TherapeuticChange (M. Power & C. Brewin). Author Index. Subject Index.

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