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Book: Clinical role-playing and psychodrama
Author: David Kipper
Pages: 224
Format: DOC
Size: 1,68 mb
Quality: Excellent
Language: Russian Huawei E585 strong battery
Year of Publication: 1993

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PUBLISHERS OF 6

INTRODUCTION 7

INTRODUCTION TO THE RUSSIAN EDITION OF 1912

Chapter 1. Role-playing and Psychodrama
In psychotherapy, 1915

The concept of roles and role-playing games 1916
Role playing as a therapeutic modality in 1918
Characteristic behavior factor B 21
Model B factor of 24

Chapter 2. THERAPEUTIC PRINCIPLES
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR 28

Modeling the behavior and clinical
Role Playing 31
Therapeutic principles 32

Chapter 3. STRUCTURE OF THE SESSION AND ITS PHASES 41

What is the clinical role-playing session? 41
Construction of a session 42
Stage of heating 1943
The process of heating 45
Specific objectives of heating 46
The development process of heating 48
Directional and omni-directional heating 52
Heating of the leading 53
Stage of the 1953
Internal structure: segments of stage 54
Scene and their production in 1956
The stage of completion of 61
The third segment of the stage action and the completion of 65

Chapter 4. SCENARIO PLANNING 70

Keys and their selection of 70
Types of Keys 70
Selection keys 73 3600 mah 7 Trophy
During the scenario, 75
Gradual progress in 1975
Determining the focus of the scenario 76
The duration of the stages and scenes 79
Change the duration of stages 80
The duration of the stage action in the case of complex problems in 1981
Skipping the stage 81
Length Scene 82
Team participating in the clinical
RPGs 1982
The lead (GP) 83
The functions of the subsidiary entities 87
Functions of the protagonist (the patient) 90
As members of the group 90

Chapter 5. BASIC EQUIPMENT:
SPECIAL SUBGROUP 92

Technology role-playing games: the types and basic
Features 92
Nine specific techniques 94
His role in 1998
Dialogue 100
Monologue 101
Duplicating 103
Replicas in the direction of 108
Exchange of roles 110
Empty chair technique 114
Technique mirror 116
Paradigm Technician 120
A combination of special techniques 126