简介
Of all the therapeutic modalities in force today, none shows greater promise for dramatic personal change than the fast-growing field of family therapy. Yet no discipline is more lacking in a unified theoretical framework.Now, in this brilliant new work, Lynn Hoffman, noted therapist and, with Jay Haley, author of Techniques of Family Therapy (Basic Books, 1968) provides the much-needed synthesis that weaves together the diverse themes and concepts around which family theory and therapy have evolved. Sweeping in its coverage, solidly researched yet consistently lively and readable, Foundations of Family Therapy is unique in the way it successfully bridges the gap between the family field and other social sciences.Starting with Gregory Bateson's seminal ideas on social fields, the book examines key concepts that have come to family therapy from general systems theory, notably the cybernetic paradigm. The author looks closely at the early studies of combination patterns in "schizophrenic" families and then connects this research with related work on family typology and on the whole range of emotional disorders.The second part of the book explores the major schools of family therapy and such figures as Minuchin, Bowen, Whitaker, Haley, Erickson, and Ackerman, as well as the revolutionary work of Selvini Palazzoli and her associates in Milan.Bold in conception, beautifully integrative, Foundations of Family Therapy conveys the excitement of the growth of ideas, while at the same time giving the reader a systematic and coherent overview of family therapy as it is practiced today. Both clinicians and researchers will recognize it as the major synthesis of contemporary family therapy.
目录
Acknowledgments p. ix
Foreword p. xi
Prologue: Behind the Looking Glass p. 3
Chapter 1 Early Research on Family Groups p. 16
Chapter 2 The Dynamics of Social Fields p. 37
Chapter 3 The Second Cybernetics p. 50
Chapter 4 Typologies of Family Structure p. 67
Chapter 5 The Concept of Family Paradigms p. 86
Chapter 6 The Pathological Triad p. 105
Chapter 7 The Rules of Congruence for Triads p. 126
Chapter 8 Triads and the Management of Conflict p. 140
Chapter 9 The Simple Bind and Discontinuous Change p. 156
Chapter 10 The Thing in the Bushes p. 176
Chapter 11 Breaking the Symptomatic Cycle p. 197
Chapter 12 Family Therapy and the Great Originals p. 219
Chapter 13 Historically Oriented Approaches to Family Therapy p. 242
Chapter 14 Ecological, Structural, and Strategic Approaches p. 256
Chapter 15 The Systemic Model p. 284
Chapter 16 Theories about Therapeutic Binds p. 305
Chapter 17 Issues on the Cutting Edge p. 323
Epilogue: Toward a New Epislemolnay p. 339
Notes p. 351
Index p. 365
Foreword p. xi
Prologue: Behind the Looking Glass p. 3
Chapter 1 Early Research on Family Groups p. 16
Chapter 2 The Dynamics of Social Fields p. 37
Chapter 3 The Second Cybernetics p. 50
Chapter 4 Typologies of Family Structure p. 67
Chapter 5 The Concept of Family Paradigms p. 86
Chapter 6 The Pathological Triad p. 105
Chapter 7 The Rules of Congruence for Triads p. 126
Chapter 8 Triads and the Management of Conflict p. 140
Chapter 9 The Simple Bind and Discontinuous Change p. 156
Chapter 10 The Thing in the Bushes p. 176
Chapter 11 Breaking the Symptomatic Cycle p. 197
Chapter 12 Family Therapy and the Great Originals p. 219
Chapter 13 Historically Oriented Approaches to Family Therapy p. 242
Chapter 14 Ecological, Structural, and Strategic Approaches p. 256
Chapter 15 The Systemic Model p. 284
Chapter 16 Theories about Therapeutic Binds p. 305
Chapter 17 Issues on the Cutting Edge p. 323
Epilogue: Toward a New Epislemolnay p. 339
Notes p. 351
Index p. 365
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