Ideas For Therapy With Sexual Abuse
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Pages: Good
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At the intersection of clinical practice and compassionate care, Ideas for Therapy with Sexual Abuse presents a groundbreaking collection of therapeutic frameworks designed to transform the way practitioners approach survivors of sexual abuse. Edited by Michael Durrant and Cheryl White, this anthology brings together some of the most innovative thinkers in narrative and systemic therapy, offering a rich array of perspectives that challenge conventional models and centre the voices and strengths of survivors themselves. The contributors argue persuasively against deficit-based approaches, instead detailing methods that acknowledge resilience, reclaim personal agency, and honour the complexity of each individual's experience. Rooted in the narrative therapy tradition pioneered at the Dulwich Centre in Adelaide, Australia, this volume illustrates how language, storytelling, and therapeutic relationship can be powerful instruments of healing. Durrant and White curate a conversation that is at once rigorously clinical and deeply humanistic, drawing on real case material to ground its theoretical insights in lived practice. Whether you are a seasoned clinician or a student of counselling psychology, this collection will irrevocably alter the lens through which you understand trauma, recovery, and the transformative potential of the therapeutic encounter.
Author: Michael Durrant And Cheryl White
Format: Paperback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
At the intersection of clinical practice and compassionate care, Ideas for Therapy with Sexual Abuse presents a groundbreaking collection of therapeutic frameworks designed to transform the way practitioners approach survivors of sexual abuse. Edited by Michael Durrant and Cheryl White, this anthology brings together some of the most innovative thinkers in narrative and systemic therapy, offering a rich array of perspectives that challenge conventional models and centre the voices and strengths of survivors themselves. The contributors argue persuasively against deficit-based approaches, instead detailing methods that acknowledge resilience, reclaim personal agency, and honour the complexity of each individual's experience. Rooted in the narrative therapy tradition pioneered at the Dulwich Centre in Adelaide, Australia, this volume illustrates how language, storytelling, and therapeutic relationship can be powerful instruments of healing. Durrant and White curate a conversation that is at once rigorously clinical and deeply humanistic, drawing on real case material to ground its theoretical insights in lived practice. Whether you are a seasoned clinician or a student of counselling psychology, this collection will irrevocably alter the lens through which you understand trauma, recovery, and the transformative potential of the therapeutic encounter.