Family Therapy and Systemic Practice: Readings on Child Protection, Clinical Techniques and Empirical Foundations

Exploring systemic consultation and child protection, this collection features 20 essays that delve into the evolution of family therapy practices. The author addresses questions stemming from their earlier work, providing insights into the clinical contexts and foundational ideas behind Positive Practice. The essays are organized into three sections: systemic consultation and child protection, clinical techniques for multiproblem families, and empirical research pertinent to family therapy. This volume serves as a comprehensive resource for practitioners in the field.