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Articles and Papers by Diane Engelman
The Three Person
Field: Collaborative Consultation to
Psychotherapy
Synopsis:
In this paper, my co-author and I
describe and discuss our work at the Center
for Collaborative Psychology. We use a
collaborative model of assessment and
treatment, analogous to Stephen Finn's
therapeutic assessment and to Constance
Fischer's individualized, collaborative
assessment. In our model, collaboration
occurs between each member of the therapy
team: client, therapist, and consultant.
Consultation to the therapy is a standard
part of our collaborative therapy protocol,
used for therapies conducted through the
Center.
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Neuropsychology of Bipolar Disorder
Synopsis:
Written in 2006, this paper is a
comprehensive review of bipolar disorder, a
life-long condition that tends to progress
and recur over time, but to a reasonable
extent can often be contained. I cover the
most recent findings on: the neurochemistry,
genetics, neuroanatomy, course of bipolar
illness, and its treatment.
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Brain-Behavior Relationships in Systems of
Emotion
Synopsis:
In this paper, I aim to develop a
satisfactory definition of emotion, making
clear how it relates to, but exceeds, the
bounds of cognition. This area of human
functioning is complex anatomically and
chemically. It is also central to everyday
experience and, therefore, to psychological
and psychiatric treatments. In this paper, I
review the complex neurobiology of emotion,
ultimately reflecting on its place in
treatments.
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An example of a Therapeutic Story – A Story
for Nerina
Synopsis of Our Story Process:
Based on a client’s assessment results,
I may decide that certain mental health and
neuropsychological messages would have
additional therapeutic impact if framed in a
story. My co-author creates the story, in
which images and characters metaphorically
reflect the client’s history and life
experience and reinforce the messages I’ve
selected.
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