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• Cover
• Praise for the third edition
• Series page
• Title page
• Copyright page
• ABOUT THE AUTHOR
• FOREWORD TO THE THIRD EDITION
• PREFACE
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
• Part One: CENTRAL CONCEPTS IN FAMILY THERAPY
• Chapter 1: GOALS OF FAMILY THERAPY ACROSS THE LIFECYCLE
• THE FAMILY LIFECYCLE
• LIFECYCLE STAGES ASSOCIATED WITH SEPARATION AND DIVORCE
• THE INDIVIDUAL LIFECYCLE
• GENDER-ROLE DEVELOPMENT
• GAY AND LESBIAN LIFECYCLES
• CLASS, CREED AND COLOUR
• CONCLUSION
• Chapter 2: ORIGINS OF FAMILY THERAPY
• MOVEMENTS: CHILD GUIDANCE, MARRIAGE COUNSELLING AND SEX THERAPY
• DISCIPLINES: SOCIAL WORK, PSYCHIATRY AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
• GROUP THERAPY: GROUP ANALYSIS, ENCOUNTER GROUPS, PSYCHODRAMA AND GESTALT THERAPY
• RESEARCH TRADITIONS: WORK GROUPS, ROLE THEORY AND SCHIZOPHRENIA
• GREGORY BATESON
• THREE ORGANISING THEMES: BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS, BELIEFS AND CONTEXTS
• CONCLUSION
• GLOSSARY
• Chapter 3: THEORIES THAT FOCUS ON BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS
• MRI BRIEF THERAPY
• STRATEGIC FAMILY THERAPY
• STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY
• COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOURAL COUPLE AND FAMILY THERAPY
• FUNCTIONAL FAMILY THERAPY
• CONCLUSION
• GLOSSARY
• Chapter 4: THEORIES THAT FOCUS ON BELIEF SYSTEMS
• EPISTEMOLOGY: POSITIVISM, CONSTRUCTIVISM, SOCIAL-CONSTRUCTIONISM, MODERNISM AND POSTMODERNISM
• A CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH TO FAMILY THERAPY
• MILAN SYSTEMIC FAMILY THERAPY
• SOCIAL-CONSTRUCTIONIST DEVELOPMENTS
• SOLUTION-FOCUSED THERAPY
• NARRATIVE THERAPY
• CONCLUSION
• GLOSSARY
• Chapter 5: THEORIES THAT FOCUS ON CONTEXTS
• TRANSGENERATIONAL FAMILY THERAPY
• PSYCHOANALYTIC FAMILY THERAPY
• ATTACHMENT-BASED THERAPIES
• EXPERIENTIAL FAMILY THERAPY
• MULTISYSTEMIC FAMILY THERAPY
• PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL FAMILY THERAPY
• CONCLUSION
• GLOSSARY
• Chapter 6: INTEGRATIVE MODELS
• METAFRAMEWORKS
• INTEGRATIVE PROBLEM-CENTRED THERAPY
• INTEGRATIVE PROBLEM-CENTRED METAFRAMEWORKS
• ATTACHMENT NARRATIVE THERAPY
• INTEGRATIVE COUPLE THERAPY
• AFFECTIVE-RECONSTRUCTIVE COUPLE THERAPY
• INTEGRATIVE APPLICATIONS WITHIN SPECIFIC PROFESSIONS
• CONCLUSION
• GLOSSARY
• Part Two: PROCESSES IN FAMILY THERAPY
• Chapter 7: THE STAGES OF FAMILY THERAPY
• STAGE 1. PLANNING
• STAGE 2. ASSESSMENT
• STAGE 3. TREATMENT
• STAGE 4. DISENGAGING OR RECONTRACTING
• CONCLUSION
• Chapter 8: FORMULATING PROBLEMS AND EXCEPTIONS
• THE THREE-COLUMN PROBLEM-FORMULATION MODEL
• THE THREE-COLUMN EXCEPTION-FORMULATION MODEL
• QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN CONSTRUCTING THREE-COLUMN FORMULATIONS
• RECURSIVE REFORMULATION
• CONCLUSION
• Chapter 9: INTERVENTIONS FOR BEHAVIOUR, BELIEFS AND CONTEXTS
• CRITERIA FOR SELECTING INTERVENTIONS
• BEHAVIOUR-FOCUSED INTERVENTIONS
• INTERVENTIONS FOCUSING ON BELIEF SYSTEMS
• INTERVENTIONS FOCUSING ON HISTORICAL, CONTEXTUAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL FACTORS
• CONCLUSION
• Part Three: FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE WITH CHILD- AND ADOLESCENT-FOCUSED PROBLEMS
• Chapter 10: CONDUCT PROBLEMS
• SYSTEMIC MODEL OF CONDUCT PROBLEMS
• FAMILY THERAPY FOR CONDUCT PROBLEMS
• CONCLUSION
• Chapter 11: DRUG MISUSE IN ADOLESCENCE
• SYSTEMIC MODEL OF DRUG MISUSE IN ADOLESCENCE
• FAMILY THERAPY FOR DRUG MISUSE IN ADOLESCENCE
• CONCLUSION
• Part Four: FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE WITH ADULT-FOCUSED PROBLEMS
• Chapter 12: DISTRESSED COUPLES
• SYSTEMIC MODEL OF DISTRESSING INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
• COUPLE THERAPY
• CONCLUSION
• Chapter 13: DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY
• DEPRESSION
• ANXIETY
• SYSTEMIC MODEL OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY
• COUPLE THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY
• CONCLUSION
• Part Five: RESEARCH AND RESOURCES
• Chapter 14: EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN COUPLE AND FAMILY THERAPY
• OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SYSTEMIC THERAPY
• CHILD-FOCUSED PROBLEMS
• ADULT-FOCUSED PROBLEMS
• COMMON FACTORS
• CONCLUSION
• GLOSSARY
• Chapter 15: PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES
• WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
• TRAINING EXERCISES
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES
• INDEX