Hi everyone,
I'm going into my 3rd year at Indiana University of PA and will be starting an external practicum in the fall in which I'll be working with a general population (families included).
I have taken a class on family therapy and have a textbook that briefly describes each of the different methods (e.g., structural, strategic, experiential, etc.) but doesn't go into much depth. I have done intake sessions with families but not formal family therapy.
I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for books/treatment manuals/articles that can help prepare me for doing family therapy? What approach do most use nowadays? I liked learning about experiential (and the little bit that was included about Satir), but my professor seemed negative about it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
I'm going into my 3rd year at Indiana University of PA and will be starting an external practicum in the fall in which I'll be working with a general population (families included).
I have taken a class on family therapy and have a textbook that briefly describes each of the different methods (e.g., structural, strategic, experiential, etc.) but doesn't go into much depth. I have done intake sessions with families but not formal family therapy.
I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for books/treatment manuals/articles that can help prepare me for doing family therapy? What approach do most use nowadays? I liked learning about experiential (and the little bit that was included about Satir), but my professor seemed negative about it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!