Help others understand inherited wounds and unawareness
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Articles for CliniciansBy Peter K. Gerlach, MSW
Member NSRC Experts Council
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This series of articles is for mental-health professionals, educators, and administrators of all levels who serve low-nurturance (dysfunctional) client families and survivors of childhood trauma (Grown Wounded Children - GWCs). The series aims to empower you to provide effective professional service to those you serve. It comes from 33 years' clinical research and systemic experience with over 1,000 typical Midwest U.S. individuals, couples, and families.
The series describes a unique six-phase scheme of assessment and intervention based on a strategic blend of systemic, couple, and individual work and several combined theoretical frameworks. This model has grown from 33 years' private therapy practice specializing in work with divorcing and stepfamily ("low nurturance") clients and Grown Wounded Children (GWCs). The model is being generalized now to apply to all troubled family systems and wounded persons.
These professional articles are richly interlinked to over 200 related Web articles and worksheets for lay people on avoiding and resolving common personal and relationship problems. You're welcome to quote, copy, and distribute any of these materials at no cost, with appropriate attribution.
These articles are grouped as follows:
Introduction to the clinical model
Requisites for using it successfully
Client assessment (Dx) with this model
Clinical interventions (Rx) by client type
Special clinical topics
An introduction to "parts rork" (Internal Family Systems Therapy)
Clinical resources
To best understand these concepts read these first:
ARTICLES FOR PROFESSIONALS
Introduction to the Model
Introduction to these clinical articles
Basic premises
The clinical model
Q&A about working with this model
Clinician requisites for Using for this model
Burnout
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