New Books in the Westwood Library
We have new books in the Westwood library.
These books are available for general circulation:
Beyond Objectivism and Relativism (1983) by Richard J. Bernstein
The Practice of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, (2004) Second Edition, by Susan M. Johnson
The Discovery of the Unconscious (1970), by Henri F. Ellenberger
A Woman’s Unconscious Use of Her Body (2010) by Dinora Pines
Dancing with the Family (1988) by Carl A. Whitaker
Ageing and Older Adult Mental Health (2011) edited by Patrick Ryan and Barry J. Coughlan
The Emotionally Focused Casebook (2011) edited by James L. Furrow, Susan M. Johnson and Brent A. Bradley
Family Therapy in Clinical Practice (1985) by Murray Bowen
A Compendium of Neuropsychological Tests (2006) by Esther Strauss, Elisabeth M.S. Sherman, and Otfried Spreen
50 Great Myths of Popular Psychology by Scott O. Lilienfeld, Steven Jay Lynn, John Ruscio and Barry L. Beyerstein
Steps to an Ecology of Mind by Gregory Bateson
The Oxford Handbook of Stress, Health and Coping edited by Susan Folkman
These new books are being used this term in a class and are on 3-hour reserve
The practice of family therapy (2007) by Suzanne Midori Hanna
Biopsychology, (2011) 8th edition. By John P.J. Pinel
Family Assessment Handbook, (2010) 3rd edition, by Barbara Thomlison
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New Books in the Westwood Library
We have two new textbooks in the Westwood library. They will be on 3-hour hold during this term
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Counseling by Linda Seligman.
Live Company: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Autistic, Borderline, Deprived and Abused Children By Anne Alvarez.
New Books in the Westwood Library
The library has 5 new books. They are being used in class so, for this term, they are on 3-hour hold.
Counseling American Minorities by Donald Atkinson . Addresses issues facing 4 major American minority groups: African Americans, Native Americans, Asian Americans and Hispanic Americans.
Cognitive Neuroscience by Gazzanga, Ivry, and Mangun An overview of the field using an interdisciplinary approach including cognitive theory.
Black Families in Therapy by Nancy Boyd-Franklin The second edition of this classic text which helps professionals and students understand and address the cultural and racial issues which are present when counseling African American clients.
Motivational Interviewing by Miller and Rollnick This is a revised and expanded edition of the original book which introduced motivational interviewing as a technique for helping clients get “unstuck” and find their own resources for change.
Principles and Practice of Sex Therapy edited by Sandra Leiblum An authoritative and current overview of the field.
New Books in the Westwood Library
We have 7 new books in the library. Two of them are available for regular checkout. The others are being used in classes and are on 3-hour reserve
Three Hour Reserve Books
Playing and Reality by D.W. Winnicott
Marriage is Dead – long live marriage! By Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig
The adolescent psyche: Jungian and Winnicottian perspectives by Richard Frankel
Assessment in Counseling: A guide to the use of psychological assessment procedures by Albert B. Hood and Richard W. Johnson
Readings for Diversity and Social Justice edited by Adams, et al.
Books Available for Circulation
Love’s Executioner by Irvin Yalom. Stories from therapy demonstrating the complex relationship between patient and therapist by a renowned writer in the field
Father Hunger by James M. Herzog The author explores the importance of the father to the development of children.
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New Books in the Westwood Library
We have new books in the Westwood library. They are being used in classes so they’ll be on 3-hour reserve for this term
Your Practicum in Psychology by Matthews and Walker
Making Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Work by Ledley, et al
Adult Aging and Development by Cavanaugh and Blanchard-Fields
Two Essays on Analytical Psychology by Jung
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New Books in the Westwood Library
We have new books in the Westwood Library. They are being used in classes this term so they are on 3-hour reserve. But they are available if you need them
Handbook of Multicultural Assessment edited by Suzuki and Ponterotto
Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions by Corey, Corey and Callanan
The Expanded Family Life Cycle by McGoldrick, Carter and Garcia-Preto
Life Span Development by Santrock
Counseling Children by Henderson and Thompson
Addiction Treatment by van Wormer and Davis
In addition to the textbooks, we have received another book in the Treatment Planner series. This book can be checked out for 3 weeks.
The Couples Psychotherapy Treatment Planner
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More new books in the Westwood library
We have more new books in the library. These are all textbooks on 3-hour hold.
Adolescent therapy that really works by Janet Sasson Edgette
Dibs in search of self by Virginia M. Axline
A Practical handbook for building the play therapy relationship by Giordano, Landreth and Jones
The marriage clinic by John Gottman
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New Books in the Westwood Library
We have new books in the Westwood Library.
These books could be useful for your dissertation and are available to be checked out for three weeks:
Writing up Qualitative Research by Harry F. Wolcott
Surviving Your Dissertation by Kjell Erik Rudestam and Rae R. Newton
Survey Questions: Handcrafting the standardized questionnaire by Jean M. Converse and Stanley Presser
Applied Regression: An Introduction by Michael S. Lewis-Beck
These books are being used in classes and are on 3-hour reserve
Play Therapy by Virginia M. Axline
Human Development in Multicultural Contexts by Michele A. Paludi
Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond by Judith S. Beck
An Elementary Textbook of Psychoanalysis by Charles Brenner
Negotiating Parent-Adolescent Conflict: A Behavioral-Family Systems Approach by Arthur L. Robin and Sharon L. Foster
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New Books in the Library
There are more new books in the library. The following books are being used in courses this term and are only available on 3-hour reserve:
Skillful means: patterns for success by Tarthang Tulku
Reviving Ophelia: Saving the selves of adolescent girls by Mary Pipher
Inner work: Using dreams and active imagination for personal growth by Robert A. Johnson
The gift of therapy: an open letter to a new generation of therapists and their patients by Irvin D. Yalom
The family crucible: the intense experience of family therapy by Augustus Napier with Carl Whitaker
Counseling the culturally diverse: theory and practice by Derald Wing Sue and David Sue
Family evaluation by Michael Kerr and Murray Bowen
Narrative means to therapeutic ends by Michael White and David Epston
Family healing by Salvador Minuchin and Michael P. Nichols
Biopsychology by John Pinel
A colorful introduction to the anatomy of the human brain by John Pinel
Therapist's guide to clinical intervention by Sharon Johnson
We also received some books which may be helpful to you in doing your research and writing. The following books are available to be taken out for 3 weeks.
The discovery of grounded theory: strategies for qualitative research by Barney Glaser and Anselm Strauss
Single-case research designs: Methods of clinical and applied settings by Alan Kazdin
And, finally, we have a copy of the new Chicago School book of the year:
What is the what? by Dave Eggers
Here is a portion of a review from Amazon and Reed Business Information
Valentino Achak Deng, real-life hero of this engrossing epic, was a refugee from the Sudanese civil war-the bloodbath before the current Darfur bloodbath-of the 1980s and 90s. In this fictionalized memoir, Eggers (A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius) makes him an icon of globalization. Separated from his family when Arab militia destroy his village, Valentino joins thousands of other "Lost Boys," beset by starvation, thirst and man-eating lions on their march to squalid refugee camps in Ethiopia and Kenya, where Valentino pieces together a new life. He eventually reaches America, but finds his quest for safety, community and fulfillment in many ways even more difficult there than in the camps: he recalls, for instance, being robbed, beaten and held captive in his Atlanta apartment. Eggers's limpid prose gives Valentino an unaffected, compelling voice and makes his narrative by turns harrowing, funny, bleak and lyrical. The result is a horrific account of the Sudanese tragedy, but also an emblematic saga of modernity-of the search for home and self in a world of unending upheaval.
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New Books in the Library
We have some new books in the library. We'll be getting copies of all the textbooks being used this term over the next few weeks.
This book is not a textbook and can be checked out for 3 weeks:
Interpersonal Process in Therapy: An Integrative Model by Edward Teyber and Faith Holmes McClure
This is from the review on Amazon:
"This book provides a very articulate approach to being with clients in the room. It integrates psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and family systems approaches but most importantly demonstrates a way of being with clients in session that is genuine but also challenges clients to explore their process. The emphasis on the therapist’s use of present process is critical but often not articulated in books for beginning therapists. This book allows for the beginning therapist to establish their own style while incorporating the components of the interpersonal process. Students love it!"
The following books are textbooks and will be on 3-hour reserve
Group Dynamics, Fifth Edition by Donelsons R. Forsyth
Current Psychotherapies, Ninth Edition by Corsini and Wedding
Case Studies in Psychotherapy, Sixth Edition by Wedding and Corsini
The Counselor Intern's Handbook, Third Edition by Faiver, Eisengart and Colona
Mastering Competencies in Family Therapy by Gehart
Intentional Interviewing & Counseling, 7th edition (with a CD) Ivey, Ivey and Zalaquett