INTRODUCTION TO THE SYSTEMIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE FAMILY

The book "Introduction to the Systemic Understanding of the Family" is an invaluable source of knowledge for psychologists, psychiatrists, and family doctors who wish to deepen the theoretical foundations of systemic family therapy. With exceptional precision and clarity, the author introduces the reader to the world of the systemic paradigm, presenting the fundamental dimensions of family life. This work is a compendium of knowledge about emotional processes, structure, and communication in the family, showing them in the context of mutual dependencies and influences.

• Theoretical foundations of systemic family therapy
• Perspective of the paradigm of the systemic
• Descriptions of the basic dimensions of family life
• Analysis of emotional processes in the family
• Detailed discussion of the structure of the family
• Comprehensive view of communication in the family
• Separate chapters dedicated to specific phenomena of family life

In his work, the author focuses on the analysis of family dynamics, showing how individual elements of family life affect each other. The book contains descriptions of phenomena such as family loyalty, family myths, and grief in the family, giving the reader a complete picture of the functioning of the family as a system. As a result, this work is an invaluable aid for specialists dealing with family therapy, enabling them to better understand patients and conduct therapy more effectively.

The Jagiellonian University Press, known for its high-quality scientific publications, offers the reader a book that certainly deserves attention. "Introduction to the Systemic Understanding of the Family" is a must-read for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of family therapy and understand how the family functions as a system. This book, published in 1999, does not lose its relevance despite the passage of time and is still a valuable source of knowledge for specialists and students.

This publication is a comprehensive guide to the systemic understanding of the family, showing it as a dynamic whole in which each element is important. Thanks to this book, the reader will gain a deeper understanding of the processes taking place in the family and will learn to look at it from a systemic perspective, which will certainly translate into more effective activity in therapeutic practice. This is an excellent offer for anyone who wants to understand how the family works and how to help it in difficult situations.

The book is written in an accessible and understandable way, which makes it available not only to specialists, but also to students and anyone interested in family topics. The author uses clear and precise language, avoiding unnecessary scientific jargon, which makes reading pleasant and informative. As a result, "Introduction to the Systemic Understanding of the Family" is a book that is sure to appeal to anyone who wants to explore the secrets of family therapy and understand how the family functions as a system.

Pages: 118, Format: 16.5x23.5 cm, Year of publication: 1999, binding: booklet. Publisher: Jagiellonian University Press. Number of pages: 118. Binding: booklet. Format: 16.5x23.5 cm