Watzlawick, Paul 

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Nueva técnica de la comunicación terapéutica

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The essential features of the language of therapeutic communication, and known to Presocratic have undergone over the last decades, penetrating research in various aspects of life and human experience. What rises to the surface from those areas because of its unique character are considered strange and deep areas of our mind, is later in the therapeutic conversation to the language of reason and conscience. According to Watzlawick, is this dark and often quirky language that provides the key to those areas that truly therapeutic change can occur.

The author, a key figure in developing the theory of human communication and essential reference in the field of family therapy and systemic, gives the reader an introductory grammar that can capture the essence of this language of change and apply it later patients who suffer under the weight of their world.

Watzlawick, Paul 

Paul Watzlawick (1921 - 2007) is internationally recognized for his contributions to communication theory, the practice of brief therapy and in the areas of cybernetics applied to human interaction and constructivist theory. Pioneering studies on family therapy, systems theory and constructivist philosophy, wrote 22 books translated into over 80 languages ​​and numerous scientific articles. Ph.D. from the University of Venice and trained at the Institute CG Jung in Zurich, was senior research fellow at the Mental Research Institute (MRI) of Palo Alto, founding member of the team from the Center of the MRI Brief Therapy and professor emeritus at Stanford University.

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