Theory and practice of action and drama techniques : developmental psychotherapy from an existential-dialectical viewpoint
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Theory and practice of action and drama techniques : developmental psychotherapy from an existential-dialectical viewpoint
J. Kingsley, 2000
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Zelfreflectie en Persoonsontwikkeling een handboek voor ontwikkelingsgerichte psychotherapie
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Bibliography: p. 318-339
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Taking an existential - dialectical approach to developmental psychology, Leni Verhofstadt-DenSve develops a personality model and shows how it can be applied in practice through psychodrama, videofeedback and creative playtherapy. In the first section of the book she defines her approach in philosophical and clinical terms: in the second, more practically oriented, section she explains how psychodramatic principles can be applied when working therapeutically with groups and individuals. She focuses particularly on the treatment of children and adolescents suffering from developmental disorders, drug addiction and self-esteem problems. Illustrated with clinical examples from the author's experience, the book presents methods for psychiatrists and therapists to use in their practice, and challenges them to re-examine their approaches to psychotherapy.
目次
Preface, Professor Hubert Hermans. Introduction. PART ONE:THEORETICAL FOUNDATION: AN EXISTENTIAL - DIALECTICAL APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1. Dialectic. 2. Basic topics for an existential psychology. 3. An existential - dialectical developmental psychology: Basic principles and underlying personality model. 4. The dynamics of personality developmental. 5. Summary. PART TWO: DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOTHERAPY: METHODS AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS. 6. Psychodrama. 7. Psychodrama and developmental psychotherapy. 8. A psychodramatic approach to dreams in a developmental therapy for adolescents. 9. Action and drama techniques at school. 10. Action techniques for boosting self-esteem in obese children, Caroline Braet, Professor of Developmental Psychopathology, University of Ghent. 11. Self-reflective techniques in individual therapy with adolescents in a residential setting, Karen Adriaenssens, Clinical Psychologist working with children and adolescents, and Jan Schrans, Clinical Psychologist at working in a youth clinic. 12. The application of self-reflective action techniques for drug-addicted youngsters in an individual therapy, Greet Robijn, Clinical Psychologist working with illegal drug users. 13. Using video in a therapeutic setting self-reflection and videofeedback, Veerle Vander Zwalmen, Consultant at a guidance centre for children and adolescents. Epilogue. References. Index.
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