Technology in counselling and psychotherapy : a practitioner's guide

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of screenshots = xi
• Notes on the contributors = xii
• Preface = xvii
• Acknowledgements = xx
• Introduction / Stephen Goss ; Kate Anthony = 1
• Overview = 2
• Note on the scope of the text and language used = 9
• Summary = 11
• References = 11
• 1 The use and role of technology in counselling and psychotherapy / Kate Anthony = 13
• Introduction = 13
• Media-led and data-storage technology = 15
• Telephone technology and portable telecommunication devices = 16
• Computer technology and stand-along software = 18
• Computer technology and the World Wide Web = 20
• Computer technology and email = 25
• Computer technology and Internet Relay Chat(IRC) = 30
• Computer technology and webcams = 32
• Conclusion = 33
• References = 34
• PART Ⅰ EMAIL AND INTERNET RELAY CHAT = 37
• 2 Individual therapy online via email and Internet Relay Chat / Peter J. Chechele ; Gary Stofle = 39
• Similarities and differences = 41
• Practicalities and contracting = 44
• The work = 46
• Termination = 48
• Therapy using chat rooms／IRC = 48
• Example of email therapy = 50
• Examples of chat room therapy = 54
• Conclusion = 58
• References = 58
• 3 Conducting group therapy online / Yvette Col$$\acute o$$n ; Beth Friedman = 59
• Introduction = 59
• How online groups take place = 60
• The growth of research = 61
• Assessment issues = 62
• Facilitation = 63
• Group dynamics and understanding the text = 64
• Characteristics of good group work = 67
• Conflict = 69
• Termination = 71
• Conclusion = 73
• References = 74
• 4 The supervisory relationship online / Michael Fenichel = 75
• Introduction = 75
• Supervision types and modalities = 76
• Transference and countertransference = 79
• New models, opportunities and challenges = 81
• Conclusion = 87
• References = 88
• PART Ⅱ TELEPHONE AND VIDEO LINKS = 91
• 5 Telephone counselling and psychotherapy in practice / Maxine Rosenfield = 93
• History = 93
• What is therapy on the telephone? = 93
• Assessment session = 96
• Frequency and duration of sessions = 97
• Trust = 97
• Control and empowerment = 98
• Talk, silence and voices = 98
• Group work = 100
• When therapy by telephone is not suitable = 100
• Case study one = 101
• Case study two = 105
• Conclusion = 108
• References = 108
• 6 Video counselling and psychotherapy in practice / Susan Simpson = 109
• The development of videoconferencing in telehealth and psychotherapy = 109
• The current state of video therapy - recent findings = 110
• Setting up - technical equipment and technology = 110
• Videoconferencing versus telephone therapy versus face-to-face : who prefers what? = 111
• Videoconferencing and therapeutic alliance = 117
• Therapeutic process issues = 119
• Recommendations = 119
• Case study = 121
• Ethics and licensing = 124
• Conclusion = 125
• Acknowledgement = 126
• References = 126
• 7 Video and telephone technology in supervision and supervision-in-training / Phillip Armstrong ; H. Lori Schnieders = 129
• Live supervision = 130
• Videoconferencing = 131
• Potential problems and risks = 131
• Case study example and discussion = 132
• Telephone supervision = 134
• Issues specific to telephone supervision = 136
• Conclusion = 137
• References = 139
• PART Ⅲ COMPUTERIZED THERAPY : STAND-ALONE AND PRACTITIONER-SUPPORTED SOFTWARE = 141
• 8 Computer programs for psychotherapy / Kate Cavanagh ; Jason S. Zack ; David A. Shapiro ; Jesse H. Wright = 143
• Introduction = 143
• The first wave : tickertape therapists = 144
• The second wave : simple behavioural techniques = 145
• The third wave : computer programs based on CBT, psychoeducational, or problem-solving approaches = 150
• The fourth wave : multimedia interactive cognitive-behavioural therapy for depression and anxiety = 154
• What works for whom? = 160
• The future = 161
• References = 161
• 9 The computer plays therapist : the challenges and opportunities of psychotherapeutic software / Kate Cavanagh ; David A. Shapiro ; Jason S. Zack = 165
• What is computerized psychotherapy? = 165
• Ethical issues in the use of psychotherapeutic software = 169
• Logistical considerations for psychotherapeutic software = 181
• Research benefits of fully specified intervention = 189
• Conclusion = 190
• Acknowledgement = 191
• References = 191
• Conclusion / Kate Anthony ; Stephen Goss = 195
• Common advantages and limitations = 196
• The need for, and barriers to, international regulation = 200
• The need for research = 202
• A look to the future = 205
• References = 207
• Index = 209