Book Reviews

    November 1999 in “ Australian Psychologist
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    TLDR The reviews highlighted practical advice and insights from various psychology and therapy books.
    The document reviewed several books on diverse topics, including psychotherapy, organizational psychology, violence management, intergenerational aging, body image, and dual disorders. "Resilience: Stories of a Family Therapist" by Moshe and Tesse Lang emphasized the healing power of narrative therapy through over 50 stories from Lang's 30 years of practice. "Individual Psychological Assessment" edited by R. Jeanneret and R. Silzer discussed the complexities of psychological assessments in organizational settings. "Managing Violent and Potentially Violent Situations" by D. Cherry and B. Upston provided practical advice on handling violence in workplaces. "Intergenerational Approaches in Aging" edited by K. Brabazon and R. Disch highlighted the roles of older adults in community building. "Exacting Beauty" addressed body image concerns and treatment approaches, while "Dual Disorders" focused on integrating psychiatric and addiction treatments for drug and alcohol counselors. The reviews offered insights into the practical applications and theoretical contributions of each book.
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