Publisher's Synopsis
The systemic perspective has entered many areas of specialization from one-on-one and couples therapy to clinical supervision and organizational development. In systemic intervention every problem is seen as an event that is shared by any number of interacting persons. It is not a "thing" that someone "has." Rather, problems, symptoms and events are always observed and treated within the respective social context. This comprehensive introduction contains many examples and detailed suggestions for a practical approach to counseling.
