No Bullshit Therapy
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No Bullshit Therapy
How to engage people who don't want to work with you
Young, Jeff
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2023
186
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Inglês
9781032408392
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1: Introduction to No Bullshit Therapy 1.1 No Bullshit Therapy Clinical Guidelines: At a glance 1.2 Aim of this book 1.3 Notes on language 1.4 Notes on clinical examples 1.5 How this book is organised 1.6 References Chapter 2: The Theory of Bullshit 2.1 Bullshit: History and definitions 2.2 Loss of faith in political leaders in the world of spin, fake news, and post-truth 2.3 The loss of faith in health professionals 2.4 References Chapter 3: The Development of No Bullshit Therapy 3.1 References Chapter 4: Therapy-Lovers and Therapy-Haters 4.1 Other models designed to engage therapy-haters 4.2 Engagement: How is it different with therapy-haters? 4.3 References Chapter 5: NBT Clinical Guidelines and Practice Notes for Working with Therapy-Haters 5.1 Creating a context to promote mutual honesty and directness 1. Establish a mandate: How to work, what to work on 2. Marry honesty and directness with warmth and care 3. Be upfront about constraints 4. Avoid jargon 5.2 References Chapter 6: NBT Clinical Guidelines: Practice Notes for Working with Therapy-Lovers 6.1 Creating a context to promote mutual honesty and directness with therapy-lovers 1. Establishing a mandate when working with therapy-lovers 2. Marrying honesty and directness with warmth and care when working with therapy-lovers 3. Being upfront about constraints when working with therapy-lovers 4. Avoiding jargon when working with therapy-lovers References Chapter 7: NBT First Session - with Commentary 7.1 The ideal No Bullshit therapist 7.2 References Chapter 8: NBT Safety Strategies 8.1 References Chapter 9: NBT Tools 9.1 Self-supervision for workers Self-supervision for clients 9.2 The NBT hand for making everyday requests 9.3 References Chapter 10: NBT, Power, and Social Identity 10.1 Power 10.2 Social identity 10.3 References Chapter 11: NBT, Trauma, Blame, and Shame 11.1 NBT session transcript with neuropsychological commentary 11.2 NBT client commentary 11.3 References Chapter 12: NBT with Couples, Families, and at Work 12.1 Couples 12.2 Families 12.3 Work meetings 12.4 Saying the unsayable in the workplace 12.5 References Chapter 13: Concluding Comments 13.1 References
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therapeutic engagement strategies;resistant client intervention;clinical supervision techniques;trauma-informed practice;practitioner-client trust;social identity in therapy;engaging mandated clients effectively
Chapter 1: Introduction to No Bullshit Therapy 1.1 No Bullshit Therapy Clinical Guidelines: At a glance 1.2 Aim of this book 1.3 Notes on language 1.4 Notes on clinical examples 1.5 How this book is organised 1.6 References Chapter 2: The Theory of Bullshit 2.1 Bullshit: History and definitions 2.2 Loss of faith in political leaders in the world of spin, fake news, and post-truth 2.3 The loss of faith in health professionals 2.4 References Chapter 3: The Development of No Bullshit Therapy 3.1 References Chapter 4: Therapy-Lovers and Therapy-Haters 4.1 Other models designed to engage therapy-haters 4.2 Engagement: How is it different with therapy-haters? 4.3 References Chapter 5: NBT Clinical Guidelines and Practice Notes for Working with Therapy-Haters 5.1 Creating a context to promote mutual honesty and directness 1. Establish a mandate: How to work, what to work on 2. Marry honesty and directness with warmth and care 3. Be upfront about constraints 4. Avoid jargon 5.2 References Chapter 6: NBT Clinical Guidelines: Practice Notes for Working with Therapy-Lovers 6.1 Creating a context to promote mutual honesty and directness with therapy-lovers 1. Establishing a mandate when working with therapy-lovers 2. Marrying honesty and directness with warmth and care when working with therapy-lovers 3. Being upfront about constraints when working with therapy-lovers 4. Avoiding jargon when working with therapy-lovers References Chapter 7: NBT First Session - with Commentary 7.1 The ideal No Bullshit therapist 7.2 References Chapter 8: NBT Safety Strategies 8.1 References Chapter 9: NBT Tools 9.1 Self-supervision for workers Self-supervision for clients 9.2 The NBT hand for making everyday requests 9.3 References Chapter 10: NBT, Power, and Social Identity 10.1 Power 10.2 Social identity 10.3 References Chapter 11: NBT, Trauma, Blame, and Shame 11.1 NBT session transcript with neuropsychological commentary 11.2 NBT client commentary 11.3 References Chapter 12: NBT with Couples, Families, and at Work 12.1 Couples 12.2 Families 12.3 Work meetings 12.4 Saying the unsayable in the workplace 12.5 References Chapter 13: Concluding Comments 13.1 References
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