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OverviewAn ambitious trainee therapist, determined to make her mark in the therapy world, seeks supervision and guidance. In her meetings with the 3-Point Therapist she gains much more than she had bargained for. The 3-Point Therapist is the charming story of one trainee's journey in search of professional success and recognition. What she learns Full Product DetailsAuthor: Hilary A. DaviesPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.390kg ISBN: 9780367327415ISBN 10: 0367327414 Pages: 122 Publication Date: 31 July 2019 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsBeginning -- First Visit to the 3-Point Therapist -- Work of which you are Proud -- Starting to Focus -- Congratulations on Beginning -- I Listened -- We have a Choice -- Tell me your Story -- I’ll Tell you a Story -- Only if they’ll Meet with you -- Simply Respect -- Just Think the Right Language -- In an Unexpected Way -- Funny that/Funny this -- Catch them Unawares -- My Cat … -- … And the Balls -- Practice Writes Theory -- Mad with my Client -- Trust those Seeds -- A Specific Painting in a Specific Way -- The Families’ Curators -- Last Visit to the 3-Point Therapist -- EndingReviewsI found this book delightfully idiosyncratic, ostensibly simplistic but actually a very useful read for people on clinical family therapy training. The underlying teaching points which some may consider basic are nonetheless essential and too often ignored in practice. It is short, very user-friendly and far less daunting early in training than some of the required reading often to be found on introductory course lists. An enjoyable read structured around the conversations between an experienced therapist and a confident supervisor; the latter demonstrates the importance of encouraging her supervisee to think more about her client family's experiences, responses and strengths rather than focussing on extending her own systemic reading and writing. In this practical approach to clinical work the supervisor listened more and intervened less, a process which served as an excellent model of both supervision and therapy. I recommend this warmly. --Judy Hildebrand, Consultant Family Therapist and former Clinical Director, Institute of Family Therapy, London A quirky book and a wonderfully enjoyable read, one that packs a punch. It may seem at first that the lessons are in one sense simple but in fact they are more subtle than that, and the way these '3 points' are handled is skillfully done. I found this enchanting! --Professor Michael Jacobs, Author and Psychotherapist A quirky book and a wonderfully enjoyable read, one that packs a punch. It may seem at first that the lessons are in one sense simple but in fact they are more subtle than that, and the way these '3 points' are handled is skillfully done. I found this enchanting! --Professor Michael Jacobs, Author and Psychotherapist I found this book delightfully idiosyncratic, ostensibly simplistic but actually a very useful read for people on clinical family therapy training. The underlying teaching points which some may consider basic are nonetheless essential and too often ignored in practice. It is short, very user-friendly and far less daunting early in training than some of the required reading often to be found on introductory course lists. An enjoyable read structured around the conversations between an experienced therapist and a confident supervisor; the latter demonstrates the importance of encouraging her supervisee to think more about her client family's experiences, responses and strengths rather than focussing on extending her own systemic reading and writing. In this practical approach to clinical work the supervisor listened more and intervened less, a process which served as an excellent model of both supervision and therapy. I recommend this warmly. --Judy Hildebrand, Consultant Family Therapist and former Clinical Director, Institute of Family Therapy, London """A quirky book and a wonderfully enjoyable read, one that packs a punch. It may seem at first that the lessons are in one sense simple but in fact they are more subtle than that, and the way these '3 points' are handled is skillfully done. I found this enchanting!""--Professor Michael Jacobs, Author and Psychotherapist ""I found this book delightfully idiosyncratic, ostensibly simplistic but actually a very useful read for people on clinical family therapy training. The underlying teaching points which some may consider basic are nonetheless essential and too often ignored in practice. It is short, very user-friendly and far less daunting early in training than some of the required reading often to be found on introductory course lists. An enjoyable read structured around the conversations between an experienced therapist and a confident supervisor; the latter demonstrates the importance of encouraging her supervisee to think more about her client family's experiences, responses and strengths rather than focussing on extending her own systemic reading and writing. In this practical approach to clinical work the supervisor listened more and intervened less, a process which served as an excellent model of both supervision and therapy. I recommend this warmly.""--Judy Hildebrand, Consultant Family Therapist and former Clinical Director, Institute of Family Therapy, London" Author InformationA. Davies, Hilary Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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