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Dialogical Therapist Dialogue in Systemic Practice

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ISBN-10: 1855755602

ISBN-13: 9781855755604

Edition: 2007

Authors: Paolo Bertrando

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Several good books exist about systemic understanding in therapy and a few about dialogic understanding. However, none exist that try to bridge the gap between these two world views, which have some similarities, but also a whole array of differences. The most striking difference between these two world views is the very vantage point for observation each of them holds. According to systemic theory, we exist only in and because of the network of relationships we are embedded in. In dialogic theory, we inhabit different worlds, and we need dialogue in order to make them communicate with each other. Putting these different views together poses problems but is a good dialogic exercise as well.…    
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Book details

List price: $40.95
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 12/31/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 288
Size: 7.72" wide x 9.21" long x 0.91" tall
Weight: 0.946
Language: English

Paolo Bertrando MD, PhD, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, has been on the faculty of the Milan Centre for Family Therapy since 1993. He is the Director of the Episteme Association in Turin, and teaches psychodynamics of family relationships at the Vita-Salute University in Milan. Dr Bertrando is Associate Editor for Italy of the British 'Journal of Family Therapy'. He is the author of several scientific articles and books including 'The Times of Time' (1993) and 'Systemic Therapy with Individuals'(1996), both with Luigi Boscolo. His current interests are in the dynamics of systemic therapy, the broader implications of systemic theory, and the use of systemic individual therapy with…    

Series Editors' Foreword
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Introduction
Understanding and influencing
Text and context
Practices and theories
Hypotheses and dialogues
Therapists and clients
Frames and relationships
Dialogues and systems
Statements and questions
Presence and absence
Selves and technologies
Postscript
References
Index