Existential/dialectical Marital Therapy: Breaking the Secret Code of MarriageFirst published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
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Contents
An Existential | 1 |
The Unique Interplay of Strengths and Weaknesses in | 16 |
Marrying Our Potential HelperRescuer Versus | 32 |
What Is a Successful Marriage? Alternative Models by Which | 54 |
When Is a Marital Problem a Problem? Hidden Traps | 73 |
Defining the Goals of Marital Therapy | 103 |
Formulating a Systemic Challenge for the Couple Along | 126 |
Similarity | 150 |
Teaching | 169 |
Joyful and Loving Sexuality Versus Good | 199 |
The Proper | 220 |
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Existential/Dialectical Marital Therapy: Breaking the Secret Code of Marriage Israel W. Charny No preview available - 2015 |
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