The self under siege
voice therapy and differentiation
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Author
Contributions
- Firestone, Lisa A. - Contributor
- Catlett, Joyce - Contributor
Publication
2012 - Routledge, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
74,000 words, Guess
Page Count
296 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL25223820M
- ISBN-139780415520331
- OCLC Control Number810924629
- OCLC Control Number813047350
- Library of Congress Control Number2012006273
Classifications
- DDC155.2/5
- LCCBF637.S4 F5619 2012
- LCCBF637.S4F5619 2012
and 1 more
- LCCBF637.S4 F5619 2013eb
Description
"This book will provide therapists with the tools necessary to help their clients differentiate themselves from their parents, families of origin, and other influences that have unconsciously dominated and predetermined their lives. The authors argue that most of us are unaware of the extent to which our lives have been predetermined and pre-empted by a parent whose thoughts, beliefs, and feelings can actually be antagonistic to our own goals and desires. An integrative theoretical approach to personality development and human behavior is introduced, providing the foundation for an innovative cognitive-affective-behavioral therapeutic process centered around Firestone's Voice Therapy technique"-- "In this thought-provoking book, noted clinical psychologist Robert Firestone and his co-authors explore the struggle that all of us face in striving to retain a sense of ourselves as unique individuals. An important addition to the area of personality development theory, it offers a new perspective on differentiation and the battle to separate ourselves from the chains of the past"--
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