ISSN 2195-7614
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2016March 23, 2016 EEST
The ‘Blame Game’: Discourse Analysis of Family Members’ and Therapist Negotiation of Problem Definition in Systemic Family Therapy
The ‘Blame Game’: Discourse Analysis of Family Members’ and Therapist Negotiation of Problem Definition in Systemic Family Therapy
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Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2016
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2016
- Counselling Psychology Research in GreeceStephanos P. VassilopoulosMaria Malikiosi-Loizos
- Parent Training for Families With a Child With ASD: A Naturalistic Systemic Behavior Analytic ModelKalliopi SarafidouPetros GalanisEleni MichalopoulouErifylli TsirempolouAngeliki Gena
- Parents’ and School Career Counsellors’ Evaluations of the Occupational Competence of Children With DyslexiaKleopatra DiakogiorgiErmioni Tsiligirian
- Quality of Sibling Relationship and Substance Misuse: A Comparative StudyElvisa FrrokajAnastasia Tsamparli
- The Relationship Between Meaning in Life, Emotions and Psychological Illness: The Moderating Role of the Effects of the Economic CrisisChristos PezirkianidisAnastassios StalikasEvgenia EfstathiouEirini Karakasidou
- The ‘Blame Game’: Discourse Analysis of Family Members’ and Therapist Negotiation of Problem Definition in Systemic Family TherapyEleftheria TseliouPinelopi Patrika
- Utilizing Storytelling to Promote Emotional Well-Being of Children With a Distinct Physical Appearance: The Case of Children Who Wear EyeglassesKalliopi MoschouAndreas BrouzosStephanos P. Vassilopoulos
Tseliou, E., & Patrika, P. (2016). The ‘Blame Game’: Discourse Analysis of Family Members’ and Therapist Negotiation of Problem Definition in Systemic Family Therapy. The European Journal of Counselling Psychology, 4(1), 101–122. https://doi.org/10.5964/ejcop.v4i1.80