Brief Couples Therapy Homework Planner
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GARY M. SCHULTHEIS is a licensed clinical social worker and counselor. He maintains a private practice in Evansville, Indiana.
BILL O'HANLON has authored or coauthored seventeen books and teaches psychotherapy workshops internationally. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
STEFFANIE O'HANLON is a licensed clinical social worker and writer. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
BILL O'HANLON has authored or coauthored seventeen books and teaches psychotherapy workshops internationally. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
STEFFANIE O'HANLON is a licensed clinical social worker and writer. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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GENERIC TASKS.
Chart Your Course.
Taking Charge of Change.
Unpack Loaded and Vague Words.
Doing Love and Intimacy.
Track the Problems and Solutions.
Identify and Validate Your Partner's Feelings and Points of View.
Changing Character Indictments to Action Descriptions.
Identify What Has Worked and Do More of That.
Little Things Mean a Lot.
Keep One Eye on the Road.
Time Travel.
What Is Your Map of Love-Land?
Acknowledgment.
Catch Your Partner Doing Something Right.
Let Your Partner Know What Behaviors You'd Like.
Just the Facts, Ma'am.
Map the Problem.
Breaking Patterns.
Don't Get Even, Get Odd.
Change the Context.
Negotiating Impasses.
Choreograph an Argument.
Go Ape.
Letter to the Problem.
Going Postal Instead of Going Postal.
Lighten Your Load.
Can Do!
Plant a Tree.
GENERAL ISSUES/VALUES CONFLICTS FOR COUPLES.
Value Your Differences.
Accountability.
Restoring Trust and Faith When One Partner Has Betrayed the Relationship.
Inequities.
Feeling Responsible: Who Initiates Things That Need to Be Done.
Intimacy.
Styles of and Motivation for Arguing.
Forgiveness.
Money/Financial Conflicts.
A Common Destination.
Negotiating Socializing Preference Differences.
SPECIFIC PROBLEM AREAS FOR COUPLES.
Chronic or Unproductive Arguments.
Verbal Abuse.
Boxing Clutter to a TKO.
Separating Work from Home Life.
Planned Spontaneity.
A Safe Place for the Traumatic Memories.
Chronic Lateness from Work.
How to Support a Partner with a Chronic or Serious Illness.
Set Limits with Consequences.
Mix 'N' Match Sexual Menu for Expanding Your Sex Life.
Pleasure Teaching Session.
Dealing with Impotence.
Help for Premature Ejaculation.
Initiation Week.
Lightening Up about Sexuality and Weight Gain.
A Night to Remember.
Wrestling with the Challenging Task of Parenting.
In-Law Problems.
Get a Roommate.
Circle the Wagons.
REPRODUCIBLE FORMS AND BROCHURES.
Guidelines for Couples' Communication.
How to Solve Relationship Problems.
Creating or Renewing Intimacy.
Pocket Emergency Guidelines.
Getting Over an Affair.
Dealing with a Partner or Spouse with a Chemical Abuse Problem.
Preventing or Dealing with Violence in a Relationship.
Solving Sexual Problems.
Train Your Therapist.
Relationship Rescue: Ten Methods for Resolving Relationship Crises.
Dealing with the Death of a Child.
Generic Assignment Form.
References.
About the Disk.
Chart Your Course.
Taking Charge of Change.
Unpack Loaded and Vague Words.
Doing Love and Intimacy.
Track the Problems and Solutions.
Identify and Validate Your Partner's Feelings and Points of View.
Changing Character Indictments to Action Descriptions.
Identify What Has Worked and Do More of That.
Little Things Mean a Lot.
Keep One Eye on the Road.
Time Travel.
What Is Your Map of Love-Land?
Acknowledgment.
Catch Your Partner Doing Something Right.
Let Your Partner Know What Behaviors You'd Like.
Just the Facts, Ma'am.
Map the Problem.
Breaking Patterns.
Don't Get Even, Get Odd.
Change the Context.
Negotiating Impasses.
Choreograph an Argument.
Go Ape.
Letter to the Problem.
Going Postal Instead of Going Postal.
Lighten Your Load.
Can Do!
Plant a Tree.
GENERAL ISSUES/VALUES CONFLICTS FOR COUPLES.
Value Your Differences.
Accountability.
Restoring Trust and Faith When One Partner Has Betrayed the Relationship.
Inequities.
Feeling Responsible: Who Initiates Things That Need to Be Done.
Intimacy.
Styles of and Motivation for Arguing.
Forgiveness.
Money/Financial Conflicts.
A Common Destination.
Negotiating Socializing Preference Differences.
SPECIFIC PROBLEM AREAS FOR COUPLES.
Chronic or Unproductive Arguments.
Verbal Abuse.
Boxing Clutter to a TKO.
Separating Work from Home Life.
Planned Spontaneity.
A Safe Place for the Traumatic Memories.
Chronic Lateness from Work.
How to Support a Partner with a Chronic or Serious Illness.
Set Limits with Consequences.
Mix 'N' Match Sexual Menu for Expanding Your Sex Life.
Pleasure Teaching Session.
Dealing with Impotence.
Help for Premature Ejaculation.
Initiation Week.
Lightening Up about Sexuality and Weight Gain.
A Night to Remember.
Wrestling with the Challenging Task of Parenting.
In-Law Problems.
Get a Roommate.
Circle the Wagons.
REPRODUCIBLE FORMS AND BROCHURES.
Guidelines for Couples' Communication.
How to Solve Relationship Problems.
Creating or Renewing Intimacy.
Pocket Emergency Guidelines.
Getting Over an Affair.
Dealing with a Partner or Spouse with a Chemical Abuse Problem.
Preventing or Dealing with Violence in a Relationship.
Solving Sexual Problems.
Train Your Therapist.
Relationship Rescue: Ten Methods for Resolving Relationship Crises.
Dealing with the Death of a Child.
Generic Assignment Form.
References.
About the Disk.
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"This is an excellent resource for clinicians who use or are learning to use homework assignments in their therapeutic process with couples. The book is very well organized and easy to use. This book is very applicable to the practicing clinician working with couples and/or individuals struggling with breaking unproductive habit patterns in relationships." (Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy, August 2008)
