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One Perspective on Karl Tomm's Current Approach to Systemic Practice

Author(s)
Carr, Alan  
Uri
http://hdl.handle.net/10197/6545
Date Issued
1997
Date Available
2015-05-11T09:43:33Z
Abstract
Karl Tomm occupies a pivotal position in the evolution of systemic family therapy. He played an important role in bringing the work of the original Milan systemic family therapy team to the attention of family therapists in North America, the UK and Ireland (Tomm, 1984a, 1984b). He then went on to extend and elaborate their w ork and also to integrate work from the narrative therapy tradition into systemic family therapy. The account of some aspects of his work presented in this chapter are based on a presentation he made over two days at the Mater Hospital in Dublin in April 1 997. The presentation and this account of Karl Tomm’s work clusters around four central themes.
Type of Material
Contribution to Newspaper/Magazine
Publisher
Family Therapy Association of Ireland
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Volume
7
Start Page
13
End Page
20
Subjects

Family therapy

Interpersonal difficu...

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Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
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