Women, Feminism and Family Therapy

Discover the groundbreaking work of Lois Braverman in Women, Feminism and Family Therapy, published in 1988. This insightful book spans 202 pages and invites readers to explore the intersection of feminism and family therapy. Braverman challenges traditional views held by therapists and society, encouraging a deeper sensitivity to feminist perspectives. As one of the few resources that integrate feminist ideals with the evolving status of women, this book offers a fresh approach to theory, clinical applications, training, and supervision within the realm of family therapy. Key topics include the dynamics of women in alcoholic families and much more, making it an essential read for anyone interested in psychology, psychotherapy, and social studies. Enhance your understanding of feminist therapy and its implications for family dynamics with this thought-provoking guide.