The Heart of the Matter: Perspectives on Emotion in Marital TherapySusan M. Johnson, Leslie S. Greenberg Psychology Press, 1994 - 340 páginas Examines the role of affective processes in intimate relationships from the perspectives of various psychotherapeutic traditions. Uses case examples to demonstrate how therapists can address emotion in cognitive-behavioral, systemic, humanistic, experiential, and dynamic ego-analytic approaches. Discusses varied conceptions of emotion, and explores how affective processes can influence the disintegration and repair of intimate bonds. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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THEORY | 3 |
AFFECT IN COUPLE RELATIONSHIPS | 23 |
AN ATTACHMENT VIEW | 46 |
HELPING COUPLES MAKE AUTHENTIC EMOTIONAL | 75 |
A SPIRAL MODEL OF INTIMACY by Mario Cusinato | 108 |
THE ROLE OF EMOTION IN RELATIONSHIP | 124 |
EMOTION IN THE CONTEXT OF SYSTEMIC MARITAL | 151 |
THE PERSPECTIVE | 172 |
EMOTION AND BEHAVIORAL COUPLE THERAPY | 207 |
TOWARD AN INTEGRATED MODEL OF NEGATIVE | 227 |
AN AGENDA FOR MARITAL THERAPY by John M Gottman | 256 |
A SYNTHESIS | 297 |
NAME INDEX | 325 |
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