| Description |
1 online resource (509 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- Section I: Foundations of LGBTQ Affirmative Therapy -- 1 Evolution of LGBTQ Affirmative Couple and Family Therapy -- 2 Intercultural Issues in LGBTQ+ Couple and Family Therapy: Supporting Empowerment and Resilience at the Intersection of Identities -- 3 Heteronormativity and Ethics in the Treatment of LGBTQ Clients -- Section II: Working with Couples |
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4 We Cannot Change What We Cannot Name for Ourselves: Integrating Attachment Theory into Couple Therapy with Gay Men -- 5 Illuminating Strengths: Multiracial Feminist Couple Therapy with Queer Women -- 6 "There's a Lot We Don't Understand About Each Other": Centering Bisexual Partners in Couple Therapy -- 7 Therapists' Accountability and Engagement with Transgender and Nonbinary Couples -- 8 Affirming Diversity and Targeting Pleasure: Sex Therapy for Gay Male Couples -- 9 "I Could Never See You and Now I Dare Not Touch You": Sex Therapy with Lesbian Couples |
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10 Sexuality and Desire Landscapes in Transgender, Nonbinary, and Genderqueer Relationships -- 11 Therapeutic Considerations in Same-Sex Divorce and Relationship Dissolution -- Section III: Family and Identity Considerations -- 12 Invisible Humans: Identity Development and Visibility Management in Gender, Sexual, Erotic, and Relational Diversity -- 13 I Have Too Many Mothers: Queer Families Raising Children -- 14 Affirming Queerness : Raising Happy, Healthy Children |
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15 Gender Affirmative Therapy with Trans and Gender Expansive (TGE) Youth and Families: Listening to Youth and Thoughtfully Following Their Lead -- 16 Helping LGBTQ Stepfamilies Meet Their Challenges -- 17 "I Will Always Come Home to You": Affirmative Therapy with Clients Practicing Consensual Non-Monogamy -- Section IV: Special Issues -- 18 "I Didn't Know I Had a Right to Exist": Queer Elders and Family Therapy -- 19 Where Should We Go to Church? Or Should We Even Bother: Spirituality and Religion in LGB Couples' Therapy -- 20 Treatment of Partner Violence in Sexual and Gender Minority Couples |
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21 Treating LGBT Couples Experiencing Substance Use Disorders: Trauma-Informed and Affirmative Therapy Approaches -- 22 Rewrite the Script: A Call for More Queer and Inclusive Couple Enrichment Programs -- Section V: Training Issues -- 23 "Why Can't We Just Learn about Normal Couples?": LGBQ Affirmative Training Strategies for CFT Faculty and Programs -- 24 Self-Disclosure: Considerations for Therapy and Supervision -- 25 Recovery from Sexual Orientation Change Efforts: Affirming the Intersections of Marginalized Identities among Survivors -- 26 Getting Personal: Queer Supervision -- Index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Family psychotherapy.
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Marital psychotherapy.
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Couples -- Psychology.
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Sexual minorities -- Mental health
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Couples therapy.
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Couples Therapy
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Marital Therapy
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Bisexuality -- psychology
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Counseling -- methods
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Family Therapy
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Homosexuality -- psychology
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Couples therapy
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Couples -- Psychology
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Family psychotherapy
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Marital psychotherapy
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Murphy, Megan J
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Bigner, Jerry J
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Wetchler, Joseph L
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| ISBN |
9781000479058 |
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1000479056 |
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