CLIENT-CENTERED/EXPERIENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COUNSELING BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY

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1 CLINT-CNTRD/XPRINTIAL PSYCHOTHRAPY AND COUNSLING BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SURVY Germain LITAR (d.) Centrum voor Client-centered Psychotherapie en Counseling Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Belgium Psychotherapeutische Bijdragen, 1994, Rapport nr. 7 This brochure has been put together for the occasion of the "Third International Conference on Client-centered and xperiential Psychotherapy" Gmunden, September 5-9,

2 TABL OF CONTNTS INTRODUCTION... 3 FORMAT SOURCS CALL FOR ASSISTANC RGISTR OF TOPICS... 6 BOOKS (ALL LANGUAGS)... 7 NGLISH GRMAN DUTCH ROMANIC LANGUAGS FRNCH ITALIAN PORTUGUS SPANISH JAPANS SCANDINAVIAN/ASTRN UROPAN LANGUAGS RGISTR OF TOPICS Bibliografie p. 48

3 INTRODUCTION This survey is a continuation of two previous surveys I published on the occasion of the First and Second International Conference on Client-centered and xperiential Psychotherapy (Leuven 1988 and Stirling 1991): - The client-centered/experiential/person-centered approach : Bibliographical survey - Client-centered/experiential psychotherapy and counseling. Bibliographical survey These bibliographical brochures are available through: G. Lietaer, Counseling Centrum, Blijde Inkomststraat 13, 3000 Leuven, Belgium. I wish to thank all those who assisted me in making this bibliography: Carlos Alemany, João Marques-Teixeira, Shoji Murayama, Gaston Demaret, Alberto Zucconi, who sent me lists of publications; ls Heidbüchel and ls Vloeberghen who carefully and patiently typed all references; Peter Schmid who sent me his own recent bibliographical surveys; and many others who sent me the references of their own publications. My very special thanks to ls Vloeberghen for 'putting it all together'. It is my hope that this bibliographical survey will contribute to a fuller knowledge of all what has been written on the client-centered/experiential approach, and that it may serve as a rich source of information and inspiration for scholars, supervisors and trainees in our field. 1. FORMAT The references are put in alphabetic order; under a same author the references are given chronologically. At the left side of each reference the specific content is indicated by one or two letters: the capital letter refers to the main topic of the publication, the lowercase letter to a secondary content aspect (Occasionally I had to guess on the basis of the title alone; thus there may be some errors in my annotations). You will find the register of topics on page 6 and again on the last page. The bibliography starts with a survey of books (almost) fully devoted to the client-centered and/or experiential approach; they are included again in the reference lists, together with separate chapters from them. The references are presented per language group. A few references of the 70's and 80's which have not been included in the previous surveys, are taken up in this bibliography. Bibliografie p. 49

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5 2. SOURCS 2.1. Reference journals/disks a. Psyclit A careful selection has been made on the basis of the following combination of indices: Psychotherapy, therapy Counseling, Counselling Growth in combination with: Client-centered therapy, client-centered psychotherapy, client-centered-therapy Client-centred therapy, client-centred psychotherapy, client-centred-therapy xperiential therapy, experiential psychotherapy, experiential-psychotherapy Person-centered, person-centred Gestalt therapy, Gestalt psychotherapy, Gestalt-psychotherapy Gestalt therapie, Gestalt-therapie, Gestalttherapie xistential therapy, existential psychotherapy, existential-therapy mpathy, empathie Non-directive, nondirective Humanism, Humanistic psychology Self-actualisation, self-actualization ncounter therapy, encounter-group-therapy b. Psychologischer Index Avenues: Behandlung und Prävention Klientenzentrierte und humanistische Therapie Selbsterfahrungsgruppen Sachregister Klientenzentrierte Psychotherapie 2.2. Journals examined in detail a. "Broad spectrum" journals - Psychotherapy - Journal of Humanistic Psychology - International Journal of Group Psychotherapy - Journal of Counseling Psychology - Journal of Psychotherapy Integration - Psychotherapy Research - Tijdschrift voor Psychotherapie Bibliografie p. 51

6 b. Client-centered/experiential journals, newsletters, yearbooks - nglish: The Person-centered Journal; Person-centred Practice; The Folio. Journal for Focusing and xperiential Psychotherapy; The Personcentered Approach and Cross-cultural Communication. An International Review; Renaissance. - German: GwG Zeitschrift; Brennpunkt; Personzentriert; APG-Kontakte; Jahrbuch für Personenzentrierte Psychologie und Psychotherapie - Dutch: Tijdschrift voor cliëntgerichte psychotherapie - Spanish: Congruencia - French: Le Journal de l'afpc (Association Francophone de Psychothérapie) 3. CALL FOR ASSISTANC Although I tried to make the bibliography as complete as possible, I know there must be some gaps. I would be very grateful, therefore, if you would send me references of publications not yet included (especially chapters from books, articles in non-widely spread journals, theses and dissertations, unpublished manuscripts). Corrections of references are also most welcome. These additional references and corrections will all be included in the bibliographical brochure of the next conference. Since for the next Conference I will 'share the work' with Peter Schmid, may we kindly ask you to send your references and corrections of old and new material 1. concerning all languages, except German, to: Germain Lietaer Counseling Centrum Blijde Inkomststraat Leuven, Belgium 2. concerning all publications in German, to: Peter Schmid Koflergasse Wien, Österreich Bibliografie p. 52

7 RGISTR OF TOPICS A. SURVYS AND HISTORY B. ATTITUDS AND INTRVNTIONS OF TH THRAPIST C. TH CHANG PROCSS OF TH CLINT; CASS D. FOCUSING PROCSSS. CONCPTION OF MAN; THORY OF PRSONALITY AND PRSONALITY CHANG F. RSARCH: MPIRICAL STUDIS, SURVYS, RSARCH INSTRUMNTS, PHILOSOPHY OF SCINC, MTHODOLOGICAL ISSUS G. DIFFRNTIAL CCT; TH OUTPATINT POPULATION H. SVRLY DISTURBD CLINTS; PSYCHIATRIC STTING I. HALTH PSYCHOLOGY & PSYCHOSOMATICS J. DIALOGU WITH OTHR ORINTATIONS: COMPARISON; INTGRATION K. OTHR HUMANISTIC/XPRINTIAL/XISTNTIAL APPROACHS L. CHILDRN, ADOLSCNTS, AND THIR PARNTS M. COUPLS AND FAMILIS N. GROUP PSYCHOTHRAPY AND GROWTH GROUPS O. DUCATION; HUMAN RLATIONS; PRVNTION; ORGANIZATIONS; SOCIAL ISSUS P. TRAINING OF THRAPISTS AND NON-PROFSSIONALS Q. BIOGRAPHY; INTRVIWS; AUDIOVISUAL MATRIAL Bibliografie p. 53

8 BOOKS (all languages) Beck, H. (1991). Buber und Rogers. Das Dialogische und das Gespräch. Heidelberg: Asanger. Behr, M., & sser, U. (1991). Macht Therapie glücklich? Neue Wege des rlebens in klientenzentrierter Psychotherapie. Köln: GwG. Binder, U. (1994). mpathieentwicklung und Pathogenese in klientenzentrierten Psychotherapie. Überlegungen zu einem systemimmanenten Konzept. schborn: Dietmar Klotz. Binder, U., & Binder, J. (1991). "Schützend Verantwortung übernehmen". Studien zu einer störungsspezifischen klientenzentrierten Psychotherapie. schenborn bei Frankfurt a.m.: Dietmar Klotz. Bisogni, M. M. (1983). L'Approccio centrato sulla persona, attualità del metodo rogersiano nell'educazione e nel counseling. Milano: Angeli. Bodenheimer, A. R. (1992). Verstehen heisst antworten. Stuttgart: Reclam. Boy, A. V., & Pine, G. J. (1990). A person-centered foundation for counseling and psychotherapy. Springfield: Charles C. Thomas. Brazier, D. (d.). (1993). Beyond Carl Rogers: Towards a psychotherapy for the twenty-first century. London: Constable. Dahmer, H., & Dahmer, J. (1993). Gesprächsführung. ine praktische Anleitung (3rd ed.). Stuttgart: Thieme. Deter, D., & Straumann, U. (1990). Personenzentriert verstehen, gesellschaftsbezogen denken, verantwortlich handeln. Theorie, Methodik und Umsetzung in der psychosozialen Praxis. Köln: GwG. ckert, J., Höger, D., & Linster, H. (ds.). (1993). Die ntwicklung der Person und ihre Störung. Band 1. ntwurf einer ätiologisch orientierten Krankheitslehre im Rahmen des klientenzentrierten Konzepts. Köln: GwG. Finke, J. (1994). mpathie und Interaktion. Methodik und Praxis der Gesprächspsychotherapie. Stuttgart: Thieme. Finke, J., & Teusch, L. (1991). Gesprächspsychotherapie bei Neurosen und psychosomatischen rkrankungen. Heidelberg: Asanger. Frenzel, P. (1991). Selbsterfahrung als Selbsterfindung. Personzentrierte Psychotherapie nach Carl C. Rogers im Lichte von Konstruktivismus und Postmoderne. Regensburg: S. Roderer. Frenzel, P., Schmid, P.F., & Winkler, M. (ds.). (1992). Handbuch der Personzentrierten Psychotherapie. Köln: d. Humanistische Psychologie. Bibliografie p. 54

9 Gendlin,. T. (1991). Focussen en je dromen. Laat je lichaam je dromen interpreteren. Haarlem: De Toorts. Gendlin,. T. (1994). xperiential psychotherapy. New York: Guilford. Greenberg, L. R., Rice, L. N., & lliott, R. (1993). Facilitating emotional change. The moment-by-moment process. New York: Guilford. Höder, J. (1992). Gesprächspsychotherapie. Was sie kann, wie sie wirkt und wem sie hilft. Mannheim: PAL. Hutter, A. (1991). Psychotherapie und psychosoziale Versorgung. Köln: GwG. Jaede, W., & Portera, A. (ds.). (1993). Begegnung mit dem Fremden. Interkulturelle Beratung, Therapie und Pädagogik in der Praxis. Köln: GwG. Ködel, R., & Froburg, I. (ds.). (1988). Grundbegriffe der Gruppen-Gesprächspsychotherapie. Berlin: Ges. für Psychologie. Lietaer, G., Rombauts, J., & Van Balen, R. (ds.). (1990). Client-centered and experiential psychotherapy in the nineties. Leuven: Leuven University Press. Mahrer, A. L. (1990). How to do experiential psychotherapy. Ottawa: University of Ottowa Press. Matthys, F. (1991). Het kind centraal. Opvoeden vanuit een client-centered visie. Leuven/Apeldoorn: Garant. Mearns, D. (1994). Developing person-centred counselling. London: Sage. Meyer-Cording, G., & Speierer, G.-W. (ds.). (1990). Gesundheit und Krankheit. Theorie, Forschung und Praxis der Klientenzentrierten Gesprächspsychotherapie heute. Köln: GwG. Mucksch, N. (1991). Klientenzentrierte Trauerbegleitung als Tätigkeitsfeld sozialer Arbeit, Münster: Lit. Müller, W. (1991). mpathie. Der Seele eine Stimme geben. Mainz: Grünewald. Paulus, P. (d.). (1992). Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung. Perspektiven für die psychosoziale Praxis. Köln: GwG. Peters, H. (1992). Psychotherapie bij geestelijk gehandicapten. Amsterdam: Swets & Zeitlinger. Portelance, C. (1992). Relation d'aide et amour de soi. L'approche non-directive créatrice en psychothérapie et en pédagogie. Montréal: ditions du Cram. Pörtner, M. (1994). Praxis der Gesprächspsychotherapie. Interviews mit Therapeuten. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta (Translation in nglish available through author). Prouty, G. (1994). Theoretical evolutions in person-centered/experiential therapy. Applications to schizophrenic and retarded psychoses. New York: Praeger. Bibliografie p. 55

10 Rogers, C.R., & Schmid, P.F. (1991). Person-zentriert. Grundlagen von Theorie und Praxis. Mainz: Matthias-Grünewald. Rogers, N. (199?). The creative connection: xpressive arts as healing. Santa Rosa, CA: PC xpressive Therapy Institute. Sachse, R. (1992). Zielorientierte Gesprächspsychotherapie. Göttingen: Hogrefe. Sachse, R., & Maus, C. (1991). Zielorientiertes Handeln in der Gesprächspsychotherapie. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer. Sachse, R., Atrops, A., Wilke, F., & Maus, C. (1992). Klären und Verändern eigener Motive, Ziele und affektiver Schemata. Focusing als psychologisch fundiertes Therapieverfahren. Bern: Huber. Sachse, R., Lietaer, G., & Stiles, W.B. (ds.). (1992). Neue Handlungskonzepte der Klientenzentrierten Psychotherapie. Heidelberg: Asanger. Schmid, P.F. (1994). Personzentrierte Gruppenpsychotherapie. in Handbuch, Band I: Solidarität und Autonomie. Köln: dition Humanistische Psychologie. Schmidtchen, S. (1991). Klientenzentrierte Spiel- und Familientherapie. (3rd ed.). Weinheim: PVU. Schweidtmann, W. (1991). Sterbebegleitung. Menschliche Nähe am Krankenbett. Stuttgart: Kreuz. Speierer, G.-W. (1994). Das Differentielle Inkongruenzmodell (DIM). Heidelberg: Asanger. Stipsits, R., & Hutterer, R. (1992). Perspektiven Rogerianischer Psychotherapie. Wien: Universitätsverlag. Straumann, U.. (d.). (1992). Beratung und Krisenintervention. theoretischem Wissen im interdisziplinären Bezug. Köln: GwG. Materialien zu Swildens, H. (1991). Prozessorientierte Gesprächspsychotherapie. (Übersetzt von Wolfgang M. Pfeiffer). Köln: GwG. Swildens, J. C. A. G., Haas, O. de, Lietaer, G., & Van Balen, R. (ds.). (1991). Leerboek gesprekstherapie. De cliëntgerichte benadering. Amersfoort/Leuven: Acco. Tausch-Flammer, D. (1993). Sterbenden nahe sein. Was können wir noch tun? Freiburg: Herder. Teusch, L., & Finke, J. (1993). Krankheitslehre der Gesprächspsychotherapie. Heidelberg: Asanger. Teusch, L., Finke, J., & Gastpar, M. (ds.). (1994). Gesprächspsychotherapie bei schweren psychiatrischen Störungen. Heidelberg: Asanger. Thorne, B. (1991). Person-centred counselling. Therapeutic and spiritual dimensions. London: Whurr. Thorne, B. (1992). Carl Rogers. London: Sage. Bibliografie p. 56

11 Toukmanian, S. G., & Rennie, D. L. (ds.). (1992). Psychotherapy process research. Paradigmatic and narrative approaches. Newbury Park: Sage. Tscheulin, D. (1992). Wirkfaktoren psychotherapeutischer Intervention. Göttingen: Hogrefe. von Werder, L. (1993). Übungen zur klientenzentrierten Gesprächsführung. Berlin: Schibri. Weinberger, S. (1992). Klientenzentrierte Gesprächsführung. ine Lern- und Praxisanleitung für helfende Berufe (5th ed.). Beltz: Weinheim Wiltschko, J. (1991). Anfänger-Geist. Hinführungen zur Focusing-Therapie I. Würzburg: Deutschen Ausbildungsinstitut für Focusing-Therapie (DAF). Wiltschko, J. (1991). Von der Sprache zum Körper. Hinführungen zur Focusing-Therapie II. Würzburg: DAF. Bibliografie p. 57

12 NGLISH K-g Abroms,. M. (1993). The freedom of the self: The bio-existential treatment of character problems. New York: Plenum Press. K-l Allan, J. A. (1988). Serial drawing: A Jungian approach with children. In C.. Schaefer (d.), Innovative interventions in child and adolescent therapy (pp ). New York: Wiley. K-c Amram, D. (1991). The intruder: A dream-work session with commentary. Gestalt Journal, 14(1), Q-o Anderson, R., & Cissna, K. N. (1991). The Buber-Rogers dialogue. Studying the influence of role, audience, and style. San Diego, unpublished manuscript. B-j Andrews, J. D. W. (1991). Interpersonal challenge: The second integrative relationship factor. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration, 1, F-c Angus, L.. (1992). Metaphor and the communication interaction in psychotherapy: A multimethodological approach. In S. G. Toukmanian & D. L. Rennie (ds.), o.c. (pp ). J-n Apolinsky, S. R., & Wilcoxon, S. A. (1991). Adult survivors of childhood sexual victimization: A group procedure for women. Family Therapy, 18(1), K-n Arensberg, F. (1990). Self psychology groups. In I. L. Kutash & A. Wolf (ds.), The group psychotherapist's handbook: Contemporary theory and technique (pp ). New York: Columbia University Press. K-b Asbury, H. (1990). The evolution of the self through optimal gratification. Clinical Social Work Journal, 18, D Armstrong, M. (1992). Reclaiming our good energy. The Folio. Journal for Focusing and xperiential Psychotherapy, 11(3), 1-5. H-d Armstrong, M. C. (1993). Sexual abuse, dissociation and multiple personality disorder. The Folio. Journal for Focusing and xperiential Psychotherapy, 12(2), K-j Au, W. (1991). Gestalt therapy and the spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius. Studies in Formative Spirituality, 12, K-g Augsburger, D. W. (1993). Cross-cultural pastoral psychotherapy. In R. J. Wicks & R. D. Parsons (ds.), Clinical handbook of pastoral counseling, Vol. 2. Studies in pastoral psychology, theology, and spirituality (pp ). New York: Paulist Press. K-n Azima, F. J. C. (1989). Confrontation, empathy, and interpretation issues in adolescent group psychotherapy. In F. J. Cramer Azima & L. N. Richmond (ds.), Adolescent group psychotherapy (pp. 3-19). Madison: International Universities Press. J-n Bachar,., Kindler, S., Schefler, G., & Lerer, B. (1991). Reminiscing as a technique in the group psychotherapy of depression: A comparative study. British Journal of Clinical psychology, 30, G-j Balmer, D. H. (1991). Towards a unified theory for HIV/AIDS counselling. International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling, 14, P-b Barak, A. (1990). Counselor training in empathy by a game procedure. Counselor Bibliografie p. 58

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