Systemic arrangements in individual counseling. Give a place to a new one. Philip V. de

This book is a collection of articles devoted to the use of the system of systemic constrictions in the process of individual counseling. Recently, many consultants and therapists of various schools and directions, making sure of the values ​​of the arrangements, began to integrate B. Helllinger’s method and insights into individual work with customers, pairs and families. The articles of the collection describe a variety of methods of arrangement work, including using anchors (objects on the floor), work with figures, processes in imagination and their other combinations. The order of articles in the collection has the initially given composition: the main theoretical texts - Jacob and Ziglynda Schneider and George Senoner - are at the beginning and end of the collection, forming a semicircle from other articles. Jacob and Ziglynda Schneider, pioneers in working with family arrangements, describe techniques for working with figures, cite an algorithm for counseling. The article by Wilfried de Philippe is devoted to counseling conflicts in married couples.

Marianna Franke-Griksh is analyzing the theme of the family and schools and therapy with children. Ursula Franca in a compressed form represents the topic of an interrupted movement towards the mother in working with figures. In the articles of Katarina Strezius, Gabriel Ulzamer, Eva Madeloud and Barbara Inneken, arranging structures are highlighted, integrating various methods of systemic therapy, such as genogram, procedural work and “quasi -strokes”, neuroimaginative approach, etc. About systemic constrictions in medical psychotherapeutic practice is told Thinking about (demon) order at the table. The article by Michael Knorr is devoted to youthful crime, where she shows how to reach the hearts of “difficult guys” and restore the balance between rapists and victims. Thomas Shefer describes the history of the disease as a signal chain. The article by Freda Aidmann is devoted to working with cancer patients. Georg Senoard analyzes his experience with systemic family and structural arrangements in the coaching of managers. In general, the book with its applied orientation will be very useful for psychotherapists, consultants, coachs, coaches, psychologists, doctors and other representatives of psychosocial and pedagogical professions.