The Ways We Love: A Developmental Approach to Treating CouplesGuilford Press, 28. 1. 2004 - 356 strán (strany) This volume delineates a developmental theory of love relationships that provides a comprehensive approach to treating couples. Drawing on her 30 years of clinical experience, Sheila A. Sharpe conceptualizes marriage and other committed partnerships as comprising multiple patterns of relating that develop over time in a parallel, though interconnected, fashion. Seven universal patterns of intimate relating are identified: nurturing, merging, idealizing, devaluing, controlling, competing for superiority, and competing in love triangles. Sharpe demonstrates how these patterns originate in a person's early experience, are reworked in different ways throughout life, and express everyone's basic needs for both connection and separateness. Supplying vital insights and tools for therapeutic work, the volume offers the clinician a multifaceted perspective on how couple relationships grow and what happens when their growth becomes derailed. |
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Strana xii
... Competing for Superiority : Development and Common 298 Treatment Problems 18. Competing in Love Triangles : Development and Common Treatment Problems 316 19. Love Triangles in Couple Therapy 333 References 345 Index 351 Introduction ...
... Competing for Superiority : Development and Common 298 Treatment Problems 18. Competing in Love Triangles : Development and Common Treatment Problems 316 19. Love Triangles in Couple Therapy 333 References 345 Index 351 Introduction ...
Strana 2
... competing for superiority , and competing in love trian- gles . While other relational patterns exist , these are the most fundamen- tal . Each of these patterns has its own developmental course , subject to ' See Erikson ( 1963 ) ...
... competing for superiority , and competing in love trian- gles . While other relational patterns exist , these are the most fundamen- tal . Each of these patterns has its own developmental course , subject to ' See Erikson ( 1963 ) ...
Strana 3
... compete with our partners to define and test our strengths and weaknesses . We also may need to contend with outsiders ( e.g. , children , parents , work ) in order to preserve the priority of the bond with our partners . However ...
... compete with our partners to define and test our strengths and weaknesses . We also may need to contend with outsiders ( e.g. , children , parents , work ) in order to preserve the priority of the bond with our partners . However ...
Strana 5
... competing for su- periority , and competing in love triangles . • Each pattern of relating has its origin in an individual's early re- lationship development and can be viewed as an ongoing devel- opmental theme that is reworked in ...
... competing for su- periority , and competing in love triangles . • Each pattern of relating has its origin in an individual's early re- lationship development and can be viewed as an ongoing devel- opmental theme that is reworked in ...
Strana 7
... competing are each illustrated with one case example , reflecting common problems of moderate treatment difficulty . Although couples are likely to have trouble in more than a single mode of relating , often one defensive pattern domi ...
... competing are each illustrated with one case example , reflecting common problems of moderate treatment difficulty . Although couples are likely to have trouble in more than a single mode of relating , often one defensive pattern domi ...
Obsah
The Foundation of Loving | 15 |
Cultural Myths and Marital Malnourishment | 30 |
The Development of Nurturing Common Treatment Problems | 37 |
The Caretaker and the Needful Child A Nurturing Collusion | 73 |
Merging | 95 |
Closeness as Oneness | 97 |
The Development of Merging Common Treatment Problems | 100 |
Idealizing | 123 |
The Development of Devaluing Common Treatment Problems | 201 |
The Judgmental Parent and the Guilty Child A Blaming Collusion | 220 |
Controlling | 243 |
Whos in Charge? | 245 |
The Development of Controlling Common Treatment Problems | 255 |
Competing | 277 |
Whos better and Vying for Love | 279 |
Winning Losing and Gender | 282 |
The Bedrock of Passion | 125 |
The Development of Idealizing Common Treatment Problems | 128 |
The Adoring Parent and the Adorable Child An Idealizing Collusion | 161 |
Patterns of Separateness | 193 |
Devaluing | 195 |
Youre No Good | 197 |
Competing for Superiority Development and Common Treatment Problems | 298 |
Competing in Love Triangles Development and Common Treatment Problems | 316 |
Love Triangles in Couple Therapy | 333 |
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The Ways We Love: A Developmental Approach to Treating Couples Sheila A. Sharpe Obmedzený náhľad - 2004 |
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