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Differentiation of self : Bowen family systems theory perspectives / edited by Peter Titelman.

Contributor(s): Titelman, Peter [editor.]
Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York, NY : Routledge, 2014Description: xxix, 398 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780415522052; 0415522056Subject(s): Self | Differentiation (Developmental psychology) | Family psychotherapy | System theory -- Psychological aspects | Bowen, Murray, 1913-1990DDC classification: 616.89/156 LOC classification: BF697 | .D534 2014Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The concept of differentiation of self in Bowen Theory / Peter Titelman -- Emotion and intellect in Bowen Theory / Daniel V. Papero -- Differentiation of self as a multigenerational process / Robert J. Noone -- Ancient roots of differentiation of self / Leann S. Howard -- The evolution of helping: from altruism, to empathy, to differentiation of self / Stephanie J. Ferrera -- Defining a self in family, profession, and society / Peter Titelman -- Applying differentiation of self in one's family / Phillip Klever -- Differentiation and remarriage: a thirty-year journey / Anthony J. Wilgus -- Bowen Theory as a guide to defining a self over a life cycle / James C. Maloni -- A long-term coaching process: differentiation for client and coach / Katharine Gratwick Baker -- Differentiation of self and neurofeedback: integrating top down/bottom up / Priscilla J. Friesen -- Defining a self: a long-term view / Ann V. Nicholson -- Differentiation of self in the presence of chronic family symptoms / Patricia Hanes Meyer -- Challenges of conducting Bowen Family Systems research on differentiation of self / Randall T. Frost -- Emotional reactivity, fusion, and differentiation of self in family physiology: clinical case research / Victoria A. Harrison -- Toward a greater understanding of differentiation of self in Bowen Family Systems Theory: empirical developments and future directions / Elizabeth A. Skowron, John J. Van Epps, Elizabeth A. Cipriano-Essel.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The concept of differentiation of self in Bowen Theory / Peter Titelman -- Emotion and intellect in Bowen Theory / Daniel V. Papero -- Differentiation of self as a multigenerational process / Robert J. Noone -- Ancient roots of differentiation of self / Leann S. Howard -- The evolution of helping: from altruism, to empathy, to differentiation of self / Stephanie J. Ferrera -- Defining a self in family, profession, and society / Peter Titelman -- Applying differentiation of self in one's family / Phillip Klever -- Differentiation and remarriage: a thirty-year journey / Anthony J. Wilgus -- Bowen Theory as a guide to defining a self over a life cycle / James C. Maloni -- A long-term coaching process: differentiation for client and coach / Katharine Gratwick Baker -- Differentiation of self and neurofeedback: integrating top down/bottom up / Priscilla J. Friesen -- Defining a self: a long-term view / Ann V. Nicholson -- Differentiation of self in the presence of chronic family symptoms / Patricia Hanes Meyer -- Challenges of conducting Bowen Family Systems research on differentiation of self / Randall T. Frost -- Emotional reactivity, fusion, and differentiation of self in family physiology: clinical case research / Victoria A. Harrison -- Toward a greater understanding of differentiation of self in Bowen Family Systems Theory: empirical developments and future directions / Elizabeth A. Skowron, John J. Van Epps, Elizabeth A. Cipriano-Essel.

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