Mentalization-based Therapeutic Interventions for Families
Abstract
This article attempts to bridge two seemingly different and yet related worlds, the intra‐psychic and the interpersonal, by viewing systemic practice(s) through a mentalization‐based lens. It is argued that in therapy there needs to be a deliberate, conscious and consistent focus on mentalizing. The emerging mentalization‐based therapy for families is an innovative approach and a distinctive model which is systemic in essence, deriving its ideas...
Paper Details
Title
Mentalization-based Therapeutic Interventions for Families
Published Date
Jun 9, 2011
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
4
Pages
347 - 370
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