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10 reviews
Herbert Goldenberg, Irene Goldenberg

Brooks Cole, 2007

Excellent textbook for advanced psychology students
I needed to purchase this book as a textbook for a master's level psychology course. The book is well written, informative and covers many different types of family systems therapies. I intend to keep this on my professional bookshelf for future use.

Student Workbook - Family Exploration: Personal Viewpoint for Multiple Perspectives
Herbert Goldenberg, Irene Goldenberg

Brooks Cole, 2007

This popular workbook encourages students to explore their own family origins and the roles that family dynamics play in students' attitudes, values, and behavior patterns. Students are encouraged to think about systems theory in general and apply it to their own lives. By working through the book's in-depth interpersonal family life experience exercises, now greatly expanded, readers have a powerful subjective experience that can be used as a ...

Counseling Today's Families

1 review
Herbert Goldenberg, Irene Goldenberg

Brooks Cole, 2001

Ok intro to family counseling
In all honesty, this book is boring and the writing style is dry. Even though this addition is "revised", it is sorely in need of a complete overhaul. I believe the only revisions must have been statistical, as the material itself seemed really outdated. It did, however, have a pretty decent section explaining the different theoretical models of family therapy. If it weren't for this in ...