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Authors: Michael P. Nichols & Sean D. Davis
Publisher: Pearson (2016) · Language: English · ISBN-13: 978-0133826913
Family Therapy: Concepts and Methods (11th Edition) remains one of the most widely used and authoritative texts in the field of family therapy. This edition provides a comprehensive and integrative overview of the major theoretical models, clinical techniques, and current trends shaping contemporary family therapy practice.
Key features include:
In-depth coverage of classic and emerging family therapy theories, including structural, strategic, experiential, cognitive-behavioral, and postmodern approaches.
Balanced discussion of theory, clinical application, and research supporting effective family interventions.
Case examples, transcripts, and clinical illustrations that bring key concepts to life.
Attention to diversity, culture, and ethics in family therapy, promoting culturally responsive and socially just practice.
Updated content reflecting new developments in neuroscience, systemic thinking, and evidence-based family interventions.
A foundational text for students, educators, and practitioners, this edition bridges theoretical understanding and clinical application—equipping readers with the knowledge and skills needed to assess, conceptualize, and intervene effectively with today’s diverse families.
