Techniques in Marriage and Family Counseling, Volume 2Richard E. Watts Eighteen chapters covering assessment, transgenerational, and constructive techniques share contributors' adaptations of the family counseling literature to clinical realities. Appends The How I Remember My Family Questionnaire. Lacks an index. |
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Split Team Therapy | 21 |
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