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Satir Step by Step
A Guide to Creating Change in Families
$21.95 paperback
ISBN 978-0831400682
Annotated
transcript of Satir conducting family therapy -- showing what she's thinking
and how she selects a particular phrase or intervention -- and then an
account of her theoretical foundations and methods.
Part I
Practice
A Family
Interview: Virginia Satir explaines her interventions and techniques step
by step.
Part II
Theory
For the
first time we have a description of many of Virginia Satir's basic concepts
and techniques including the Seed Model, Family Reconstruction and Parts
Parties. Michele Baldwin presents a rich distillation of the philosophy
that underlies the Satir approach.
I
particularly appreciate the descriptions of Family Reconstruction and
Parts Parties that appear here for the first time. These methods are essential
for my teaching and practice.
Maria Gomori, Director of Social Work,
St. Boniface General Hospital, Winnipeg, Canada.
At
last, but not finally, a book 'from the inside out' about how Virginia
Satir thinks, acts, and makes it possible for families to learn and grow.
For too many years the thoughtful concepts that lie behind her work have
been ignored by others in the field of Family Therapy. And now Michele
Baldwin, with Virginia's help, has offered a careful analysis of a rare
genius at work, a valuable explication of the assumptions, processes,
stages of therapy and techniques that she uses so gracefully. In doing
this, shee has helped make it clear how those who should learn Virginia
Satir's approach, can.
Bunny S. Duhl, Ed.D., Frederick J. Duhl, M.D.,
Co-Directors, Boston Family Institute
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