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 Experiential Therapy for Co-Dependency
Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse, Joseph
Cruse, and
George Bougher
224 pages, 8x10 in.,
ISBN 978-0831400750
$19.95 paperback
A therapeutic
model, specific methods for individuals and groups, and more than 100
exercises cover all phases of treating this quiet, self-destructive epidemic
of over-identifying with the needs of others. "This book
has become required reading not only for our trainees but for veteran
staff therapists as well. Never before has there been as concise a collection
of state of the art thought combined with experiential techniques to assist
the therapist in working with clients and patients. Essential reading
for all helping professionals."
- William O'Donnell, CEO, Sierra Tucson
treatment program, Tuscon, AZ
"These
authors are pioneers in a rapidly changing environment, leading the way
to health and recovery. Their personal and caring approach to treatment
and their ability to share their experiences are qualities that we will
all benefit from."
- Rich Esterly, CEO, Caron Foundation, Wernersville,
PA
"I have
found that experiential therapy is the most effective and efficient form
of intervention when working with adult children, co-dependents, and survivors
of trauma." - Donna Dupuis, M.S.W., R.S.W., Psychotherapist, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada
"This book
is a long-awaited gift for professionals who use experiential therapy
in their treatment of co-dependency. I have successfully used many of
these techniques in my own private practice and have found them to be
very powerful and healing."
- Karin A. Krueger, M.S. CAC, Family Therapist,
Salt Lake City, UT
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