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Emotional Intelligence in Couples Therapy
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To improve the track record of marriage counseling, Atkinson (Northern Illinois U.; Couples Research Institute, Geneva, Ill.) looks to neuroscience for clues to treating relationship issues. After overviews of current knowledge of the basis of emotional states and his pragmatic/experiential therapy approach, he offers general advice to therapists. E.g., "work with emotional states when they are active." A companion digital workbook is available from the publisher. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR More Reviews and Recommendations
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