Following the success of Pink Therapy (1996 Open University Press) as a practical guide for therapists, counsellors and others in related professions working with lesbian, gay and bisexual clients in affirmative ways, this volume is the first to address how this can be approached from ten of the major therapeutic perspectives. Each approach is discussed with regard to its historical and theoretical relationship to these client groups and how the approach can be beneficial or negative. Guidelines for using the perspective supportively or practically are given, along with references for further study. The volume marks an important step in the dialogue between theoretical approaches and in the future development of, and debate about, these increasingly important fields in contemporary therapy.
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Dominic Davies is a BAC accredited and UKRC registered counsellor and therapist practising in the Person-Centred Approach. He is a Visiting Fellow at Nottingham Trent University and former Chair of the Association for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Psychologies. He is Director of ECLIPSE, an international training consultancy developing workshops and training courses in Europe and Australasia.
Charles Neal is a UKCP accredited humanistic and integrative therapist, a trainer, supervisor and group worker; Founder of the Association for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Psychologies; poet, writer and photographer; leads gay men's groups and creativity groups; Director of Transform Consultancy, London.
Dominic Davies and Charles Neal edited Pink Therapy: A guide for counsellors working with lesbian, gay and bisexual clients for Open University Press (1996).
Charles Neal is a UKCP accredited humanistic and integrative therapist, a trainer, supervisor and group worker; Founder of the Association for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Psychologies; poet, writer and photographer; leads gay men's groups and creativity groups; Director of Transform Consultancy, London.
Dominic Davies and Charles Neal edited Pink Therapy: A guide for counsellors working with lesbian, gay and bisexual clients for Open University Press (1996).
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Any attempt to assess Jungian psychotheraphy from a gay-affirmative perspective must take into account the complexity of Jung's own attitudes towards sexuality and gender, and separate these to some extent both from the theory which he developed and the methodology of analytical psychology as practised in the consulting room today. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
gay affirmative therapy, gay affirmative supervision, social constructionist therapy, bisexual therapists, incarnational journey, gay affirmative approach, bisexual sexuality, bisexual clients, working affirmatively, internalised homophobia, stroke economy, actualising tendency, heterosexual therapists, working with lesbian, gay clients, affirmative practice, guide for counsellors, bisexual people, existential literature, hypothetical audience, gay therapist, lesbian clients, existential therapy, existential understanding, existential approach Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Open University Press, Pink Therapy, Carl Rogers, Family Process, American Psychiatric Press, Jason Aronson, San Francisco, The Person-Centered, American Psychiatric Association, Basic Books, Celestial Arts, Contemporary Perspectives, Disorienting Sexuality, Existential Psychotherapy, Free Association Books, Grove Press, Native American, Phenomenological Psychology, The Free Press, Affirmative Dynamic Psychotherapy, Beacon Press, Being Homosexual, Contemporary Jungian Analysis, Developmental Approach New!
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- Pink Therapy Guide for Counselors by Davies on 15 pages
- Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy by Eric Berne on 5 pages
- Games People Play: The Basic Handbook of Transactional Analysis. by Eric Berne on page 167, page 169, and page 180
- Wild Desires and Mistaken Identities by Noreen O'Connor on page 71, page 104, and page 121
- The Games People Play by Eric Berne M.D. on page 167, page 169, and page 180
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- Issues in Therapy with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Clients by Charles Neal on 10 pages
- Issues In Therapy With Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual And Transgender Clients by Charles Neal on 6 pages
- Lesbian and Gay Psychology: New Perspectives by Adrian Coyle on page 193, page 194, and page 195
- Skills in Gestalt Counselling & Psychotherapy (Skills in Counselling & Psychotherapy Series) by Phil Joyce on page 201
- Gender Issues in Art Therapy by Susan Hogan on page 90
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