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200 10$aDeveloping transactional analysis counselling /$fIan Stewart
205   $a1st ed.
210   $aLondon $cSAGE$d1996
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300   $aBibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
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320   $aIncludes bibliobraphical references (p. [205]-206) and index.
327   $aCover -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- I - Principles of TA -- An Outline of TA Theory -- Principles of TA Treatment -- II - Thirty Ways to Develop your TA Counselling -- First Principles -- 1 - Presuppose the 'One-Session Cure' -- 2 - Stay Aware of Time-Frames -- 3 - Line up the Row of Dominoes -- 4 - Set Clear and Flexible Boundaries -- 5 - Ask Your Client to Draw up a Goals List -- 6 - Analyse Life-Script with a Brief Questionnaire -- 7 - Invite Your Client to Close Escape Hatches - Non-Routinely -- 8 - Keep Your Case Notes as a 'Front Sheet' -- Contract-Making -- 9 - Distinguish Contracts from Outcomes and Actions -- 10 - Keep Track of Multiple Outcomes: the Outcome Matrix -- 11 - Ensure that the Contract is Sensory-Based -- 12 - Invite Contracts that are Finishable -- 13 - Agree Markers for Script Change -- 14 - Keep the Contract Clear and Flexible -- 15 - Put the Contract in Context -- 16 - Bring the Contract Alive Through Visualisation -- Using the Process Model -- 17 - Be a Skilled 'Driver Detective' -- 18 - Avoid Inviting Drivers -- 19 - Recognise the Six Personality Adaptations -- 20 - Confront the Process Script -- 21 - Make and Keep Contract: the Ware Sequence -- 22 - Get on Your Client's Wavelength: the Five Channels of Communication -- 23 - Bring It All Together: the Complete Process Model -- 24 - As Your Client Moves on the Process Model, Move with Her -- Treatment Tactics -- 25 - Encourage Discomfort and Confusion -- 26 - Know What and When to Confront -- 27 - Confront Softly -- 28 - Keep Script Insights in the Past Where They Belong -- 29 - Deal with Voices in the Head -- 30 - If you Split People, Get Them Back Together -- Afterword: Living the Therapeutic Relationship -- References -- Index.
330 8 $aExplains how new counsellors - and those with more experience - can develop and improve their skills within transactional analysis. Ian Stewart summarizes transactional analysis theory and examines crucial areas such as contract making, using language, and treatment tactics.
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