Formulation in Psychology and Psychotherapy: Making Sense of People's Problems

Lucy Johnstone · Rudi Dallos

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L. Johnstone and R. Dallos, Introduction to Formulation. R. Dudley and W. Kuyken, Formulation in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: Is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. R. Leiper, Psychodynamic formulation: A prince betrayed and disinherited. R. Dallos and J. Stedmon, Systemic Formulation: Mapping the family dance. D. Harper and D. Spellman, Social constructionist formulation: Telling a different story. J. Miller and L. McClelland, Social inequalities formulation: mad, bad and dangerous to know. R. Dallos, J. Wright, J. Stedmon, and L. Johnstone, Integrative Formulation. R. Dallos, Integrative Formulation: CAT and ANT. L. Johnstone, Controversies and Debates about Formulation.

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