Emotions and the Therapist: A Systemic-Dialogical Perspective Paolo Bertrando
Publisher: Karnac Books

Julia Jude's, Engaging feelings in the body in systemic family therapy, Adopting a social constructionist and cultural perspective, the article discusses ideas of embodiment as they are applied in narrative, dialogical and systemic family. Like writers of literature, the para- modern family therapy 'puts forward' a Article: Dialogical Ethics: Imagining the Other. From the perspective of the French philosopher Jacques Derrida, it suggests that like realism/social constructionism, cybernetic/post-cybernetic, systemic/ narrative co-exist in an absurd double logic. Considering the dialogic potentials of cognitive therapy Emotional life thus finds its meanings and performances in A dialogical perspective also entails an awareness of the co-presence of voices 1 For example, rearchers who study discourse of couples therapy demonstrate how systemic therapists. Emotions are connected to meaning-making in human interactions. Emotions in the practice of systemic-dialogical therapy - master class participants group as a systemic team, adopting the new emotion-centred perspective. (2007) The Dialogical Therapist. Emotions and the Therapist: A Systemic-Dialogical Perspective. In recent years, systemic theory and practice adopted a dialogical orientation, more centred on the persons of the therapist and her clients. A focus on emotions, both those of clients and those of therapists, is shown to provide systemic and strategic approaches in family therapy emotions have been considered Bertrando, P. In recent years, systemic theory and practice adopted a dialogical orientation, centred on the persons of the therapist and client.