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• catalog abstract ""On the leading edge of the new solution-oriented and narrative approaches, this book presents groundbreaking work converging around the idea that psychotherapy is primarily a special kind of conversation that elicits clients' strengths, competencies, and solutions. The therapist is seen as an expert in creating conversations that reveal clients' expertise and empower them to change." "The book was conceived around a conference that took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in June 1992. In the meeting rooms and the hallways, over morning coffee and late into the night, the conversations among all conference participants - presenters and attendees - were intense and dynamic. People engaged in ongoing conversations about therapy, defining and redefining their positions in, as Bill O'Hanlon has called it, "the third wave" of psychotherapy. Readers will sense the flavor and excitement of those Tulsa discussions in the dialogue of chapters and commentaries in Therapeutic Conversations." "Here contributors not only present their latest views on ways to empower clients but also discuss such issues as positioning of the therapist, time as a dimension in psychotherapy, the uses of rituals and stories, and the differences been "exceptions" and "unique outcomes." Representing various perspectives on narrative, conversational, and solution-focused therapies, the contributors include, among others, Bill O'Hanlon, Steve de Shazer, John Weakland, Michele Weiner-Davis, and Stephen Gilligan. There is a distinctly international flavor, with contributions from Karl Tomm of Canada, Michael White of Australia, and David Epston of New Zealand." "Whether venturing into the Theoretical Conversations of Part I or the Clinical Applications of Part II, readers will find themselves stimulated not only to try new ways to converse therapeutically but also to participate in the continuing conversation that defines the practice of psychotherapy."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b4182183.
• catalog contributor b4182184.
• catalog created "1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
• catalog description ""On the leading edge of the new solution-oriented and narrative approaches, this book presents groundbreaking work converging around the idea that psychotherapy is primarily a special kind of conversation that elicits clients' strengths, competencies, and solutions. The therapist is seen as an expert in creating conversations that reveal clients' expertise and empower them to change." "The book was conceived around a conference that took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in June 1992. In the meeting rooms and the hallways, over morning coffee and late into the night, the conversations among all conference participants - presenters and attendees - were intense and dynamic. People engaged in ongoing conversations about therapy, defining and redefining their positions in, as Bill O'Hanlon has called it, "the third wave" of psychotherapy. Readers will sense the flavor and excitement of those Tulsa discussions in the dialogue of chapters and commentaries in Therapeutic Conversations." "Here contributors not only present their latest views on ways to empower clients but also discuss such issues as positioning of the therapist, time as a dimension in psychotherapy, the uses of rituals and stories, and the differences been "exceptions" and "unique outcomes." Representing various perspectives on narrative, conversational, and solution-focused therapies, the contributors include, among others, Bill O'Hanlon, Steve de Shazer, John Weakland, Michele Weiner-Davis, and Stephen Gilligan. There is a distinctly international flavor, with contributions from Karl Tomm of Canada, Michael White of Australia, and David Epston of New Zealand." "Whether venturing into the Theoretical Conversations of Part I or the Clinical Applications of Part II, readers will find themselves stimulated not only to try new ways to converse therapeutically but also to participate in the continuing conversation that defines the practice of psychotherapy."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "If you really knew me : an exploration of therapeutic concerns in collabotating with the "damaged" self / Reese Price ; commentary / Stephen Gilligan -- Invitations to new stories : using questions to explore alternative possibilities / Jill Freedman and Gene Combs ; commentary / Jeff Chang -- Language solutions for mind-body problems / James L. Griffith and Melissa Elliott Griffith ; commentary / Gene Combs and Jill Freedman -- Beware the Sirens' song : the AGS Commission model / Ernest Salamon, Klas Grevelius, and Mia Andersson.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Internalized other questioning with couples : the New Zealand version / David Epston -- Commentary : systems of understanding, practices of relationship, and practices of self / Michael White -- Bringing forth the restraining influence of pattern in couples therapy / Jeffrey L. Zimmerman and Victoria C. Dickerson ; commentary / Janet Adams-Westcott -- Questions about questions : situating the therapist's curiosity in front of the family / Stephen Patrick Madigan ; commentary / David Epston -- Therapeutic rituals : passages into new identities / Stephen Gilligan ; commentary / Stephen P. Madigan -- Escaping victim life stories and co-constructing personal agency / Janet Adams-Westcott, Thomas A. Dafforn, and Patricia Sterne ; commentary / Jill Freedman and Gene Combs.".
• catalog description "Possibility therapy : from iatrogenic injury to iatrogenic healing / William Hudson O'Hanlon ; commentary / John H. Weakland -- Destruction and therapy / Michael White -- The courage to protest : a commentary on Michael White's work / Karl Tomm -- Creative misunderstanding : there is no escape from language / Steve de Shazer ; commentary / Stephen Gilligan -- Michael White and Steve de Shazer : new directions in family therapy / Jeff Chang and Michele Phillips -- Commentary : de Shazer & White : vive la différence / Steve de Shazer -- Commentary : the histories of the present / Michael White -- Conversation-- but what kind? / John H. Weakland ; commentary / Steve de Shazer -- Pro-constructed realities / Michele Weiner-Davis ; commentary / William Hudson O'Hanlon -- Internalizing discourses versus externalizing discourses / David Epston ; commentary / William Hudson O'Hanlon.".
• catalog extent "xix, 362 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "039370145X".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "1993.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, NY : Norton,".
• catalog subject "616.89/14 20".
• catalog subject "Problem Solving Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Professional-Patient Relations Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Psychotherapist and patient Congresses.".
• catalog subject "Psychotherapy Congresses.".
• catalog subject "RC480.5 .T514 1993".
• catalog subject "WM 420 T39675 1993".
• catalog tableOfContents "If you really knew me : an exploration of therapeutic concerns in collabotating with the "damaged" self / Reese Price ; commentary / Stephen Gilligan -- Invitations to new stories : using questions to explore alternative possibilities / Jill Freedman and Gene Combs ; commentary / Jeff Chang -- Language solutions for mind-body problems / James L. Griffith and Melissa Elliott Griffith ; commentary / Gene Combs and Jill Freedman -- Beware the Sirens' song : the AGS Commission model / Ernest Salamon, Klas Grevelius, and Mia Andersson.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Internalized other questioning with couples : the New Zealand version / David Epston -- Commentary : systems of understanding, practices of relationship, and practices of self / Michael White -- Bringing forth the restraining influence of pattern in couples therapy / Jeffrey L. Zimmerman and Victoria C. Dickerson ; commentary / Janet Adams-Westcott -- Questions about questions : situating the therapist's curiosity in front of the family / Stephen Patrick Madigan ; commentary / David Epston -- Therapeutic rituals : passages into new identities / Stephen Gilligan ; commentary / Stephen P. Madigan -- Escaping victim life stories and co-constructing personal agency / Janet Adams-Westcott, Thomas A. Dafforn, and Patricia Sterne ; commentary / Jill Freedman and Gene Combs.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Possibility therapy : from iatrogenic injury to iatrogenic healing / William Hudson O'Hanlon ; commentary / John H. Weakland -- Destruction and therapy / Michael White -- The courage to protest : a commentary on Michael White's work / Karl Tomm -- Creative misunderstanding : there is no escape from language / Steve de Shazer ; commentary / Stephen Gilligan -- Michael White and Steve de Shazer : new directions in family therapy / Jeff Chang and Michele Phillips -- Commentary : de Shazer & White : vive la différence / Steve de Shazer -- Commentary : the histories of the present / Michael White -- Conversation-- but what kind? / John H. Weakland ; commentary / Steve de Shazer -- Pro-constructed realities / Michele Weiner-Davis ; commentary / William Hudson O'Hanlon -- Internalizing discourses versus externalizing discourses / David Epston ; commentary / William Hudson O'Hanlon.".
• catalog title "Therapeutic conversations / edited by Stephen Gilligan and Reese Price.".
• catalog type "Conference proceedings. fast".
• catalog type "text".