This is a comprehensive introduction to Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy written by some of the world's most influential psychotherapists in the field. The book lays out the background and fundamentals of the approach, and looks at how Focusing has been integrated with other theoretical orientations such as attachment theory and existential therapy.
This is a comprehensive introduction to Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy written by some of the world's most influential psychotherapists in the field. The book lays out the background and fundamentals of the approach, and looks at how Focusing has been integrated with other theoretical orientations such as attachment theory and existential therapy.
Greg Madison, AFBPsS is a registered psychotherapist, chartered counselling psychologist, coach, supervisor and mediator. He lectures worldwide on topics including Focusing, Experiential-Existential Psychotherapy, Embodied Self-Coaching for Business, Conflict Resolution, and contemporary experiences such as Cross-Cultural Relocation and the Meaning of Home. He has served on the faculties of FOT, Psychotherapy, and Counselling Psychology trainings in London, New York, Lisbon, and Edmonton. Greg has written extensively and is currently working on ways to integrate experiential awareness into activist and community groups. He divides his time between his life and work in Brighton and London, UK and his retreat in Andalucia, Spain.
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Acknowledgements. Foreword. Eugene Gendlin Focusing Institute New York; University of Chicago Illinois USA and Greg Madison City University London UK Psychotherapy and Psychology Senior Lecturer International. Preface. Greg Madison. Introduction. Greg Madison. Section 1: Understanding the Focusing-Oriented Approach. 1. A Theory of Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy. Akira Ikemi Kansai University Osaka Japan. 2. The FOT View of Change: What is Therapeutic about Therapy? Anna Karali and Pavlos Zarogiannis both at the Hellenic Focusing Center Athens Greece. 3. Thinking and Practicing FOT in the 21st Century: Challenges Critiques and Opportunities. Kevin Krycka Seattle University Washington USA. Section 2: Integrating with Other Orientations. 4. Focusing with Solutions: How to do Brief Therapy Deeply. Bala Jaison Focusing for Creative Living Toronto Canada. 5. Applying Attachment Theory and Interventions to Focusing Therapy. Larry Letich Individual and Marital Therapist Maryland USA and Helene Brenner Focusing-Oriented Psychologist Maryland USA. 6. The Relational Heart of Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy. Lynn Preston The Focusing-Oriented Relational Psychotherapy Study Centre New York USA. 7. Exhilarating Pessimism: Focusing-Oriented Existential Therapy. Greg Madison. Section 3: Modes of Clinical Practice: The FOT Way. 8. New Ways of Processing Experience: How to Work with Structure-bound Processes. Christiane Geiser Ausbildungsinstitut GFK Zurich Switzerland and Judy Moore University of East Anglia Norwich UK. 9. 'I can see you you can't see me'. Focusing-Oriented Therapy with Children: A Fresh Approach. René Veugelers Art Therapist The Netherlands. 10. Principles and Practice of Focusing-Oriented Parent-Infant Consultation and Therapy. Zack Boukydis Semmelweis Medical School and Eotvos Lorand University Budapest Hungary. 11. Integrating Focusing into Couples Therapy. John Amodeo Meridian University California USA and Annmarie Early Eastern Mennonite University Virginia USA. 12. A Focusing Orientation in Group Psychotherapy. Calliope Callias Adelphi University in New York The Focusing Institute of NY and The Experiential Psychotherapy Project of NY USA and Charlotte Howorth The Focusing Institute and The Experiential Psychotherapy project New York USA. 13. Focusing-Oriented Expressive Arts Therapy: Working on the Avenues. Laury Rappaport Lesley University Massachusetts USA. Section 4: Topics from the Focusing-Oriented Context. 14. The Myth of the Bodily Felt Sense. Campbell Purton University of East Anglia Norwich UK. 15. Two Things Therapists Should Know about Philosophy. Rob Parker Private Practice New York USA. 16. Neuroscience and Psychological Change in Focusing Therapy. Peter Afford Counsellor and Psychotherapist London UK. 17. Focusing-Oriented Therapy: The Message from Research. Rob Parker. 18. Cross-cultural Focusing-Oriented Therapies: An Approach for a Globalized World. Kevin Krycka Sergio Lara Instituto de Formación y Desarrollo Transpersonal Integral (IFDI) Santiago Chile and Atsmaout Perlstein Israeli Focusing Center Tel Aviv Israel. Conclusion. Greg Madison.
Acknowledgements. Foreword. Eugene Gendlin Focusing Institute New York; University of Chicago Illinois USA and Greg Madison City University London UK Psychotherapy and Psychology Senior Lecturer International. Preface. Greg Madison. Introduction. Greg Madison. Section 1: Understanding the Focusing-Oriented Approach. 1. A Theory of Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy. Akira Ikemi Kansai University Osaka Japan. 2. The FOT View of Change: What is Therapeutic about Therapy? Anna Karali and Pavlos Zarogiannis both at the Hellenic Focusing Center Athens Greece. 3. Thinking and Practicing FOT in the 21st Century: Challenges Critiques and Opportunities. Kevin Krycka Seattle University Washington USA. Section 2: Integrating with Other Orientations. 4. Focusing with Solutions: How to do Brief Therapy Deeply. Bala Jaison Focusing for Creative Living Toronto Canada. 5. Applying Attachment Theory and Interventions to Focusing Therapy. Larry Letich Individual and Marital Therapist Maryland USA and Helene Brenner Focusing-Oriented Psychologist Maryland USA. 6. The Relational Heart of Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy. Lynn Preston The Focusing-Oriented Relational Psychotherapy Study Centre New York USA. 7. Exhilarating Pessimism: Focusing-Oriented Existential Therapy. Greg Madison. Section 3: Modes of Clinical Practice: The FOT Way. 8. New Ways of Processing Experience: How to Work with Structure-bound Processes. Christiane Geiser Ausbildungsinstitut GFK Zurich Switzerland and Judy Moore University of East Anglia Norwich UK. 9. 'I can see you you can't see me'. Focusing-Oriented Therapy with Children: A Fresh Approach. René Veugelers Art Therapist The Netherlands. 10. Principles and Practice of Focusing-Oriented Parent-Infant Consultation and Therapy. Zack Boukydis Semmelweis Medical School and Eotvos Lorand University Budapest Hungary. 11. Integrating Focusing into Couples Therapy. John Amodeo Meridian University California USA and Annmarie Early Eastern Mennonite University Virginia USA. 12. A Focusing Orientation in Group Psychotherapy. Calliope Callias Adelphi University in New York The Focusing Institute of NY and The Experiential Psychotherapy Project of NY USA and Charlotte Howorth The Focusing Institute and The Experiential Psychotherapy project New York USA. 13. Focusing-Oriented Expressive Arts Therapy: Working on the Avenues. Laury Rappaport Lesley University Massachusetts USA. Section 4: Topics from the Focusing-Oriented Context. 14. The Myth of the Bodily Felt Sense. Campbell Purton University of East Anglia Norwich UK. 15. Two Things Therapists Should Know about Philosophy. Rob Parker Private Practice New York USA. 16. Neuroscience and Psychological Change in Focusing Therapy. Peter Afford Counsellor and Psychotherapist London UK. 17. Focusing-Oriented Therapy: The Message from Research. Rob Parker. 18. Cross-cultural Focusing-Oriented Therapies: An Approach for a Globalized World. Kevin Krycka Sergio Lara Instituto de Formación y Desarrollo Transpersonal Integral (IFDI) Santiago Chile and Atsmaout Perlstein Israeli Focusing Center Tel Aviv Israel. Conclusion. Greg Madison.
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