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Read MoreThese six books have been written by leaders in the unification movement and present foundational ideas to help you understand different aspects of Unified Psychotherapy.
Brooks-Harris, J. E. (2008). Integrative multitheoretical psychotherapy. Lahaska Press.
This book is out of print but free copies of each chapter are available at the bottom of this webpage.
Ingram, B. L. (2011). Clinical case formulations: Matching the integrative treatment plan to the client (2nd ed.). John Wiley & Sons.
Magnavita, J. J., & Anchin, J. C. (2013). Unifying psychotherapy: Principles, methods, and evidence from clinical science. Springer.
Marquis, A. (2008). The integral intake: A guide to comprehensive idiographic assessment in integral psychotherapy. Routledge.
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Unified Theory of Knowledge
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Free pdf copies of chapters from
Brooks-Harris, J. E. (2008). Integrative multitheoretical psychotherapy. Lahaska Press.
are available to download here:
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction to Psychotherapy and Integration
Chapter 2
Five Principles for Psychotherapy Integration
Chapter 3
Multidimensional Adaptation and Integrative Treatment Planning
Chapter 4
Cognitive Psychotherapy: Encouraging Functional Thoughts
Chapter 5
Behavioral Psychotherapy: Choosing Effective Actions
Chapter 6
Experiential-Humanistic Psychotherapy: Exploring Feelings and Personal Experiences
Chapter 7
Biopsychosocial Psychotherapy: Connecting Body and Brain
Chapter 8
Psychodynamic-Interpersonal Psychotherapy: Modifying Interpersonal Patterns
Chapter 9
Systemic-Constructivist Psychotherapy: Living within Social Systems
CHAPTER 10
MULTICULTURAL-FEMINIST PSYCHOTHERAPY: ADAPTING TO CULTURAL CONTEXTS
CHAPTER 11
MULTITHEORETICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY IN ACTION: CASE EXAMPLES WITH FOUR DIFFERENT DIAGNOSES