This comprehensive treatise on the applications of systems theory presents a model designed to aid clinicians and counselors in understanding and treating deaf, hard-of-heading, and deafened individuals. The model uses a wide ecological perspective to examine the influences of larger networks -- families, professionals, and friends -- on the individual and vice versa. The author balances theoretical descriptions with practical intervention guidelines utilizing actual case studies and verbatim transcripts of therapy sessions.
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The "bible" for psycho-therapy with people who are deaf.,
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This review is from: Psychotherapy With Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons: A Systemic Model (Hardcover)
The authority on using systems approach with people who are deaf. A must read for anyone who is planning to work as a therapist in this field.
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