a practical approach to theories and clinical case documentation Gehart, Diane R. creator author. text bibliography mau 2024 Fourth edition. monographic eng

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xxviii, 740 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm. Mastering Competences in family therapy is designed to be an efficient and highly effective means of teaching new therapist to master's the essentials competencies necessary to succeed in doing couples and family therapy in the 21' century. as an instruction an accredited program and university that is required to measure students learning. i needed something that would enable me to effectively measure students learning although I created comprehensive assessment systems for measuring student mastery of competencies (Gerhart, 2007,2009), I realized that in order to do so, the students needed resources that provided them with the detailed knowledge to develop real-world skills. in short, I needed something more than a text that simply offered solid but old school ''book knowledge I needed a resource that eloquently responded to students' everyday training experiences and needs. this book was written to be the missing link between theory and practice that my student needed Theoretical Foundations --Couple and family therapy theories--clinical case documentation Diane R. Gehart, Includes bibliographical references and index. Family psychotherapy Family Therapy methods Professional Competence Professional-Patient Relations Family psychotherapy RC488.5 .G4185 2024 616.89156 G274m 9780357764565 CSPC 170207 20260924132506.0 eng