Taylor & Francis Ltd Paperback English
Demystifying Relationship Therapy
A View from the Therapist's Chair
By Neil Wilkie
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What happens when two therapists work together in extended sessions with couples in crisis? Demystifying Relationship Therapy: A View from the Therapist's Chair takes readers inside the therapy room to witness the Duo Coaching framework in action; a pioneering approach that challenges the limitations of traditional 50-minute sessions. Through eight complete therapeutic journeys, from couples drowning in decades of silence to those navigating the aftermath of betrayal, Dr Neil Wilkie reveals the inner workings of co-therapy: the unspoken communication between therapists, the pivotal moments of breakthrough, and the delicate art of holding space for transformation. Interwoven with these case studies is the Relationship Paradigm framework, offering both theoretical grounding and practical insight into what makes relationships thrive. This is relationship therapy with the curtain pulled back; essential reading for therapists and counsellors seeking alternatives to conventional models, and for anyone curious about how profound change actually happens between two people
What happens when two therapists work together in extended sessions with couples in crisis? Demystifying Relationship Therapy: A View from the Therapist's Chair takes readers inside the therapy room to witness the Duo Coaching framework in action; a pioneering approach that challenges the limitations of traditional 50-minute sessions. Through eight complete therapeutic journeys, from couples drowning in decades of silence to those navigating the aftermath of betrayal, Dr Neil Wilkie reveals the inner workings of co-therapy: the unspoken communication between therapists, the pivotal moments of breakthrough, and the delicate art of holding space for transformation. Interwoven with these case studies is the Relationship Paradigm framework, offering both theoretical grounding and practical insight into what makes relationships thrive. This is relationship therapy with the curtain pulled back; essential reading for therapists and counsellors seeking alternatives to conventional models, and for anyone curious about how profound change actually happens between two people