Making Contact

by Virginia Satir

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The noted family therapist presents innovative concepts and techniques conducive to changing one's habits of communication and to establishing open, constructive, and life-enhancing modes of contact and communication within family relationships.

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The author with Dr. Don Jackson and Dr. Jules Riskin formed the Mental Research Institute in Palo Alto, California. Satir is a pioneer in the concept of family therapy for relatives of the mentally ill. At the time she developed these strategies they were innovative and unorthodox. Today they are in use worldwide. She has served as a consultant to numerous agencies in the United states and in Israel, Venezuela, Sweden, Norway, Canada and Germany.

With poetry, illustrations and clear text the author has put together a very readable book, which can also be used as a workbook. The power of all five channels: seeing, hearing, talking, touching and smelling is explored.

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Canonical title*
Du, jag, vi
Original publication date
1979
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Sociology, Nonfiction, Anthropology, General Nonfiction
DDC/MDS
301.112Society, government, & cultureSocial sciences, sociology & anthropologySociology and anthropologyFormerly: Social psychologyInterpersonal and Group Relations
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HM132 .S345Social sciencesSociology (General)SociologyThese are obsolete numbers no longer used
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