The Evolution of Psychotherapy: The 1st Conference

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Dedication About The Milton H. Erickson Foundation Acknowledgments Table of Contents Introduction: The Evolution of Psychotherapy—Fundamental Issues • Jeffrey K. Zeig Convocation • Jeffrey K. Zeig Section I. FAMILY THERAPISTS My Many Voices • Salvador Minuchin Discussion • Zerka T. Moreno Therapy—A New Phenomenon • Jay Haley Discussion • Salvador Minuchin Psychotherapy—Past, Present, and Future • Murray Bowen Discussion • James F. Masterson Questions and Answers Session Advances in Strategic Family Therapy • Cloé Madanes Discussion • Paul Watzlawick Going Behind the Obvious: The Psychotherapeutic Journey • Virginia M. Satir Discussion • Erving Polster Questions and Answers Session The Dynamics of the American Family as Deduced from 20 Years of Family Therapy: The Family Unconscious • Carl A. Whitaker Discussion • Albert Ellis Questions and Answers Session “If You Desire to See, Learn How to Act” • Paul Watzlawick Discussion • Ernest L. Rossi Questions and Answers Session Section II. Cognitive/Behavioral Approaches The Evolution of Rational-Emotive Therapy (RET) and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) • Albert Ellis Discussion • Mary McClure Goulding Questions and Answers Session The Promotion of Scientific Psychotherapy: A Long Voyage • Joseph Wolpe Discussion • Judd Marmor Cognitive Therapy • Aaron T. Beck The Need for Technical Eclecticism: Science, Breadth, Depth, and Specificity • Arnold A. Lazarus Discussion • Cloé Madanes Section III. Humanistic/Existential Therapies Rogers, Kohut, and Erickson: A Personal Perspective on Some Similarities and Differences • Carl R. Rogers An Inquiry into the Evolution of the Client-Centered Approach to Psychotherapy • Ruth C. Sanford Discussion • Miriam Polster Questions and Answers Session The Use of Existential Phenomenology in Psychotherapy • R. D. Laing Discussion • Thomas S. Szasz Therapy in Our Day • Rollo R. May, Discussion • Bruno Bettelheim Section IV. Psychoanalytic Therapists The Therapeutic Milieu • Bruno Bettelheim Discussion—R. D. Laing Questions and Answers Session The Evolution of the Developmental Object Relations Approach to Psychotherapy • James F. Masterson Discussion • Jay Haley The Evolution of Psychotherapy: Future Trends • Lewis R. Wolberg Discussion • Arnold A. Lazarus Questions and Answers Session The Psychotherapeutic Process: Common Denominators in Diverse Approaches • Judd Marmor Discussion • Aaron T. Beck Questions and Answers Session Section V. Group Approaches: TA, Gestalt, Psychodrama Transactional Analysis and Redecision Therapy • Mary McClure Goulding Discussion • Jeffrey K. Zeig Questions and Answers Session Group Therapy: Mainline or Sideline? • Robert L. Goulding Discussion • Virginia M. Satir Questions and Answers Session Gestalt Therapy: Evolution and Application • Miriam Polster Discussion • Robert L. Goulding Questions and Answers Session Escape from the Present: Transition and Storyline • Erving Polster Discussion • Carl R. Rogers Questions and Answers Session Psychodrama, Role Theory, and the Concept of the Social Atom • Zerka T. Moreno Discussion • Carl A. Whitaker Questions and Answers Session Section VI. Ericksonian Approaches Mind/Body Communication and the New Language of Human Facilitation • Ernest L. Rossi Discussion • Lewis R. Wolberg Questions and Answers Session Therapeutic Patterns of Ericksonian Influence Communication • Jeffrey K. Zeig Discussion • Murray Bowen, Questions and Answers Session Section VII. Counterpoint Justifying Coercion Through Theology and Therapy • Thomas S. Szasz Discussion • James F.T. Bugental Questions and Answers Session Name Index Subject Index