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What are you doing? : How people are helped through reality therapy, including instructor's guide : cases / edited by Naomi Glasser.
LIBRA - Special RC489.R37 W33 1982
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Reality therapy--Case studies.
- Reality therapy.
- Reality Therapy.
- Medical Subjects:
- Reality Therapy.
- Genre:
- Case studies.
- Penn Provenance:
- Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copy)
- Physical Description:
- xiv, 382 pages ; 21 cm
- Edition:
- First Harper Colophon edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Harper & Row, 1982.
- Contents:
- Jennifer joins the club: a fifteen-year-old girl gives up self-destructive behavior
- "Be my friend": a young adult finds direction
- "If only my spouse would change": marriage counseling with a young couple
- Reality therapy: an explanation of the steps of reality therapy
- An overwhelmed single parent: the problems of a divorced parent
- The boy who wouldn't talk: elective mutism in a ten-year-old
- A "together" lady falls apart: the relationship of a middle-aged couple breaks up
- "I don't have to be sick to be somebody": an older woman gives up being depressed
- Doing makes the difference: a twenty-year-old woman begins to take control of her life
- "I won't
- I can't
- maybe I can": an alcoholic finds a new life
- Teenage loneliness: a suicidal teenager learns to make friends and feel worthwhile
- A middle-aged daughter's dilemma: the problems of caring for an elderly parent
- A commitment to staying married: marriage counseling with a young couple
- "What's got into Dad?": a middle-aged father improves his family's life.
- "I don't live there any more": giving up a failure identity
- New perceptions needed: a middle-aged woman stops blaming others for her problems
- The road back: a delinquent and depressed sixteen-year-old boy is rehabilitated
- Never give up: assets and alternatives with the severely handicapped
- Aunt Martha's: a group of boys becomes constructive and caring through community center program
- Coming out of a corner: a long-term psychotic man moves out of the back ward of a mental hospital
- "When are you going to school?": a mentally retarded boy learns to be responsibile
- Big returns on little plans: a principal helps a teacher solve her problems
- Banking on your interest: a counselor helps a high school student to stop using drugs
- What good are the rules if no one obeys?: a principal steps in, a student learns discipline
- "I want you to keep me": a caring high school counselor helps to turn a life around
- "I hate school": all the things a teacher can do.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 0060909471
- 9780060909475
- OCLC:
- 8576867
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