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How can a therapist create the kind of relationship and conversation with a client that allows both to access their creativity and develop possibilities where none seemed to exist before? To answer this important question, Harlene Anderson invites us on a challenging, inspiring journey with an illuminating blend of postmodern theory and clinical narratives. We first meet a Swedish mother, whose experiences in therapy are wrought with frustration. The rest of the book is an answer to this mother's appeal, showing how therapists and clients can become conversational partners in a powerful process of transformation and change.Drawing on her experiences as a practitioner and teacher and on her clients' experiences of therapy, Harlene Anderson joins social thinkers who challenge the familiar culture of psychotherapy, including the foundations on which its theory, practice, research, and therapist education have been based. Anderson directly challenges the expert-nonexpert dichotomy and hierarchical structures that flow from it. She asserts that conventional premises and practices have lost their relevance in a world of rapid social transformation, and calls instead for a philosophy of therapy and a way of being in client relationships that invite collaboration.Conversation, Language, and Possibilities forges surprising links between postmodern theory and collaborative clinical practice. In this framework, human systems are viewed as systems of language and communication. Clients' voices are privileged. And language is generative in shaping--and reshaping--human life and relationships, creating potentials for positive change as infinite in variety and expression as the individuals who realize them.… (plus d'informations)
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EN ESPAÑOL: Este libro me ayudó a recuperar mi interés en la psicoterapia. Tal vez algun@s compañer@s no estarían de acuerdo conmigo, pero siento que la desmitifica, presentándola como una práctica tan humana, como cualquier otra, y a los psicoterapeutas como humanos ordinarios; siento que ese caracter ordinario es lo que le otorga su belleza. Con conceptos como "sistemas colaborativos del lenguaje", "terapia colaborativa" o "el cliente como experto" el texto invita a un psicoterapeuta humilde que reconoce su poder y sus límites, además las potencialidades de su cliente. Si me preguntan, el estilo ofrece esa misma humildad al presentase como lo que es: una propuesta, seguida por la autora, pero que no me compromete, como lector, a hacer lo mismo. ---- IN ENGLISH: This book helped me recover my interest in psychotherapy. Maybe some coleagues won't agree with me, but I felt that it desmystified it, presenting it as such a human practice, like any other, and presenting psychotherapists as ordinary human beens; I felt that this ordinary character is what gives it it's beauty. With concepts like "collaborative language systems", "collaborative therapy", or "the client as an expert" the text invites a humble psychotherapist that recognices his/her power and limits, as well as his/her clients potentials. If you ask me, its style offers that same humility as it shows itself for what it is: a proposal, followed by the author, but which doesn't oblige me, as the reader, to do the same. ( )
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A lla memoria de Harold A. Goolishian, amigo, colega, guía: mi maestro, como lo fue de tantos otros. Y a los que conversaron conmigo en Noruega septentrional, el Instituto Galveston de Houston y el consultorio de terapia, y así colaboraron en hacer posible este libro.
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La conversación es uno dfe los aspectos mas importantes de la vida. Mantenemos una conversación constante con los otros y con nosotros mismos. A través de la conversación formamos y reformamos nuestras experiencias vitales; creamos y recreamos nuestra manera de dar sentido y entender; construimos y reconstruimos nuestras realidades y a nosotros mismos.
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Usted, el lector, ha sido y será parte de las conversaciones en las que participo en la medida en que cada nueva experiencia me convoca a describirla, explicarla y comprenderla, y yo reflexiono sobre todo lo que dije y lo que no dije. Me siento agradecida por estas conversaciones y disfruto por anticipado de los lugares que conoceré por vez primera.
How can a therapist create the kind of relationship and conversation with a client that allows both to access their creativity and develop possibilities where none seemed to exist before? To answer this important question, Harlene Anderson invites us on a challenging, inspiring journey with an illuminating blend of postmodern theory and clinical narratives. We first meet a Swedish mother, whose experiences in therapy are wrought with frustration. The rest of the book is an answer to this mother's appeal, showing how therapists and clients can become conversational partners in a powerful process of transformation and change.Drawing on her experiences as a practitioner and teacher and on her clients' experiences of therapy, Harlene Anderson joins social thinkers who challenge the familiar culture of psychotherapy, including the foundations on which its theory, practice, research, and therapist education have been based. Anderson directly challenges the expert-nonexpert dichotomy and hierarchical structures that flow from it. She asserts that conventional premises and practices have lost their relevance in a world of rapid social transformation, and calls instead for a philosophy of therapy and a way of being in client relationships that invite collaboration.Conversation, Language, and Possibilities forges surprising links between postmodern theory and collaborative clinical practice. In this framework, human systems are viewed as systems of language and communication. Clients' voices are privileged. And language is generative in shaping--and reshaping--human life and relationships, creating potentials for positive change as infinite in variety and expression as the individuals who realize them.
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IN ENGLISH: This book helped me recover my interest in psychotherapy. Maybe some coleagues won't agree with me, but I felt that it desmystified it, presenting it as such a human practice, like any other, and presenting psychotherapists as ordinary human beens; I felt that this ordinary character is what gives it it's beauty. With concepts like "collaborative language systems", "collaborative therapy", or "the client as an expert" the text invites a humble psychotherapist that recognices his/her power and limits, as well as his/her clients potentials. If you ask me, its style offers that same humility as it shows itself for what it is: a proposal, followed by the author, but which doesn't oblige me, as the reader, to do the same. ( )