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Предисловие авторов ко 2-му дополненному и переработанному изданию монографии «Психология и психотерапия семьи»..................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Предисловие к первому изданию............................................................................................................................................................. 7

Предисловие ко второму дополненному и переработанному изданию монографии «Психология и психотерапия семьи»..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Введение............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Организационная взаимосвязь семейной психотерапии с другими вилами помощи семье.................................................... 11

Современная семья и нарушения ее функционирования........................................................................................................... 13

Нормально функционирующие семьи, нормальное супружество. Дисфункциональные семьи и супружество................ 15

Стадии супружеских отношений........................................................................................................................................................... 16

Нарушения жизнедеятельности семьи................................................................................................................................................. 18

Семья как источник психической травмы......................................................................................................................................... 22

Состояние глобальной семейной неудовлетворенности.................................................................................................................. 23

«Семейная тревога»................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Семейно-обусловленное непосильное нервно-психическое и физическое напряжение............................................................. 25

Чувство вины, связанное с семьей........................................................................................................................................................... 27

Пути выявления семейно-обусловленных психотравмирующих состояний............................................................................... 28

Семья как фактор, определяющий реакцию индивида на психическую травму....................................................................... 28

Глава 2. нарушение ОСНОВНЫХ СФЕР ЖИЗНЕДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ СЕМЬИ КАК ИСТОЧНИК ПСИХИЧЕСКОЙ ТРАВМАТИЗАЦИИ ЛИЧНОСТИ............................................................................................................................... 30

Нарушение личностных предпосылок нормального функционирования семьи............................................................ 31

Появление в семье психически больного. Структурно-функциональные особенности семей с психически больным..... 31

Основные направления развития семьи психически больного. «Водораздельная теория».................................................... 36

Основные направления психотерапевтической помощи семье индивида с выраженными нервно-психическими расстройствами.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 43

Семья нервно-психического больного и здравоохранение. Модели взаимоотношений........................................................... 45

Современные программы помощи семье с психически больным.................................................................................................... 48

Основные формы помощи семье.............................................................................................................................................................. 50

Нарушение представлений членов семьи о семье и личности друг друга......................................................................... 52

Представления членов семьи о своей семье......................................................................................................................................... 52

Пути развития внутреннего образа семьи........................................................................................................................................... 63

Наивные семейные постулаты................................................................................................................................................................ 72

Роль семейных постулатов...................................................................................................................................................................... 74

Репрезентативные системы и их роль в формировании взаимоотношений в семье.................................................... 85

Концепция репрезентативных систем. Современные представления......................................................................................... 86

Нейро-психологические основы инливилуальных различий сенсорного восприятия и представления (обзор работ отечественной психолгической школы)................................................................................................................................................ 95

Нарушение процесса коммуникации как механизм формирования конфликта в семье........................................................... 98

Нарушение межличностной коммуникации в семье................................................................................................................ 106

Основные виды нарушений коммуникационного процесса в семье.............................................................................................. 107

Теория семейно-необходимой (функциональной) информации..................................................................................................... 109

Причины возникновения нарушений межличностной коммуникации в семье. Их выявление............................................... 116

Нарушение механизмов интеграции семьи................................................................................................................................... 120

Семья: ее структура и интеграция...................................................................................................................................................... 120