Handbook of EMDR and Family Therapy Processes

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Handbook of EMDR and Family Therapy Processes

Editor(s): Francine Shapiro, Florence W. Kaslow, Louise Maxfield

Published Online: 5 JAN 2012 10:39AM EST

Print ISBN: 9780471709473

Online ISBN: 9781118269985

DOI: 10.1002/9781118269985

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Starting with the Foreword by Daniel Siegel, MD, the Handbook demonstrates in superb detail how you can combine EMDR's information processing approach with family systems perspectives and therapy techniques. An impressive and needed piece of work, Handbook of EMDR and Family Therapy Processes provides a clear and comprehensive bridge between individual and family therapies.

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages i–xxxiii)

  2. Part I: Foundations

    1. Chapter 1

      EMDR and Case Conceptualization from an Adaptive Information Processing Perspective (pages 1–34)

      Francine Shapiro

    2. Chapter 2

      Family Systems Theories and Therapeutic Applications: A Contextual Overview (pages 35–75)

      Florence W. Kaslow

    3. Chapter 3

      Use of the Genogram with Families for Assessment and Treatment (pages 76–94)

      Sylvia Shellenberger

    4. Chapter 4

      EMDR Treatment of Family Abuse: Eye Movement to “I” Movement (pages 95–110)

      Marcelle Manon

  3. Part II: Attachment Problems

    1. Chapter 5

      Treating Attachment Issues through EMDR and a Family Systems Approach (pages 111–130)

      Debra Wesselmann

    2. Chapter 6

      Repairing Maternal-Infant Bonding Failures (pages 131–145)

      Antonio Madrid

    3. Chapter 7

      Enhancing Attachments: Conjoint Couple Therapy (pages 146–166)

      Mark D. Moses

  4. Part III: Marital Problems and Conflicts

    1. Chapter 8

      Integrating EMDR and Bowen Theory in Treating Chronic Relationship Dysfunction (pages 167–186)

      Nancy Knudsen

    2. Chapter 9

      Integrating EMDR and Imago Relationship Therapy in Couple Treatment (pages 187–201)

      Beverly S. Talan

    3. Chapter 10

      EMDR and Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy for War Veteran Couples (pages 202–222)

      Nancy Errebo and Rita Sommers-Flanagan

    4. Chapter 11

      Sexual Trauma in Dysfunctional Marriages: Integrating Structural Therapy and EMDR (pages 223–242)

      Wilhelmina S. Koedam

    5. Chapter 12

      EMDR and Family Therapy in the Treatment of Domestic Violence (pages 243–261)

      Julie E. Stowasser

  5. Part IV: Child and Family Problems

    1. Chapter 13

      Complex Separation, Individuation Processes, and Anxiety Disorders in Young Adulthood (pages 263–283)

      Laura Rocchietta Tofani

    2. Chapter 14

      Children of Divorce (pages 284–305)

      Frances (Frankie) R. Klaff

    3. Chapter 15

      The Child as Identified Patient: Integrating Contextual Therapy and EMDR (pages 306–324)

      Barry Litt

    4. Chapter 16

      Integrating EMDR and Family Therapy: Treating the Traumatized Child (pages 325–343)

      Anita Bardin, Joel Comet and Deborah Porten

    5. Chapter 17

      Integrative Treatment of Intrafamilial Child Sexual Abuse (pages 344–364)

      Louise Maxfield

    6. Chapter 18

      Medical Family Therapy (pages 365–384)

      Margaret (Peggy) V. Moore

  6. Part V: Community Disasters

    1. Chapter 19

      Disaster Response: EMDR and Family Systems Therapy under Communitywide Stress (pages 385–404)

      Robert A. Gelbach and Katherine E. B. Davis

  7. Part VI: Conclusion

    1. Chapter 20

      The Integration of EMDR and Family Systems Therapies (pages 405–422)

      Louise Maxfield, Florence W. Kaslow and Francine Shapiro

  8. Part VII: Appendixes

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      Appendix A: EMDR Resources (pages 423–426)

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      Appendix B: EMDR Trauma Research Findings and Further Reading (pages 427–435)

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      Appendix C: Family Systems Resources (pages 436–437)

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      Appendix D: A Brief History of the Field of Family Psychology and Therapy (pages 438–454)

      Florence W. Kaslow

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      Author Index (pages 455–462)

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      Subject Index (pages 463–470)

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