|
Boszormenyi-Nagy I. 1962. The concept of schizophrenia from the point of view of family treatment. Family Process. 7:103—113. Boszormenyi-Nagy I. 1966. From family therapy to a psychology of relationships: fictions of the individual and fictions of the family. Comprehensive Psychiatry. 7:408—423. Boszormenyi-Nagy I. 1972.-Loyalty implications of the transference model in psychotherapy. Archives of General Psychiatry. 27:31'4— 380. Boszormenyi-Nagyl. and S p a r k G. L. 1973. Invisible loyalties: Reciprocity in intergenerational family therapy. New York: Harper & Row. Bowen M. 1961. Family psychotherapy. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. 31:40—60. Bowen M. 1976. Principles and techniques of multiple family therapy. In Family therapy: Theory and practice, P. J. G u e r i n, ed. New York: Gardner Press. Bowlby I. P. 1949. The study and reduction of group tensions in the family. Human Relations. 2123—138. BravermanL. 1986. Social casework and strategic therapy. Social Casework. April. 234—239. В rode rick С. В. and Schrader S. S, 1981. The history of professional marriage and family therapy. In Handbook oh family therapy, A. S. Gurman and D. P. Kniskern, eds. New York: Brunner/Mazel. BroderickC. B. and Schrader S. S. 1991. The history of professional marriage and family therapy. In Handbook of family therapy, Vol. II. A. S. Gurman and D. P. Kniskern eds. New York: Brunner/Mazel. Brown G. W. 1959. Experiences of discharged chronic schizophrenia patients in various types of living groups. Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly. 57:105-131. Burkin H. E., Glatzer H. and Hirsch J. S. 1944. Therapy of mothers in groups. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. 74:68—75. Dicks H. V. 1964. Concepts of marital diagnosis and therapy as developed at the Tavistock Family Psychiatric Clinic, London, England. In 120 Состояние семейной терапии Marriage counseling in medical practice, E. M.Nash, L. Jessner and D. W. Abse, eds. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press. E1 i z u г J. and M i n u с h i n S. 1989. Institutionalizing madness: Families, therapy and society. New York: Basic Books. EpsteinN. В., BishopD. S. and BaldarinL. M. 1981. McMas-ter Model of Family Functioning. In Normal family problems, F. Walsh, ed. New York: Guilford Press. Fi she r S. and M e n d e 11 D. 1958. The spread of psychotherapeutic effects from the patient to his family group. Psychiatry. 27:133—140. Freeman V. J., Klein A. F., Richman L., Lukoffl. F. and Heisey V. 1963. Family group counseling as differentiated from other family therapies. InternationalJournal of Group Psychotherapy. 13:167— 175. — 100 —
|