Table of Contents
Foreword v
Table of Contents vii
Introduction C. Flückiger G. Wüsten R.E. Zinbarg B.E. Wampold 1
1 Systematic Resource Analysis C. Flückiger G. Wüsten 5
1.1 Resource Priming 8
2 Resource-Oriented Dialog Strategies C. Flückiger G. Wüsten R.E. Zinbarg 11
2.1 Perceiving and Validating Directly Available Resources and Actively Introducing Unused Resources 13
2.2 Verbalizing Resources and Immediately Experiencing Resources 15
2.3 Using Potential Resources and Integrating Motivational Resources 17
2.4 Strengthening Personal Resources and Furthering the Available Resources of the Social Network 19
2.5 Focusing on Problem-Independent Resources and Taking Advantage of Problem-Relevant Resources 21
2.6 Optimizing Usable Resources and Boosting and Maintaining Trainable Resources 23
2.7 Perspectives as Heuristics for Directing Attention 25
2.8 Resource-Orientation - Putting the Cart Before the Horse 26
2.9 Differences in Self- and Other-Perception 28
2.10 Problem Situation and Therapeutic Strategies 29
2.11 Resource-Oriented Strategies and Phases of Therapy 31
2.12 Risks and Side Effects of Resource-Oriented Strategies 33
3 Resource-Activating Structural Interventions G. Wüsten C. Flückiger 35
3.1 Life Overview 36
3.2 Genograms and Ecograms from a Resource Perspective 38
3.3 Miracle Questions and Target Visions 41
3.4 Other People as Resource Models 44
3.5 Activating Coping Resources Through Role Reversal 46
3.6 Planning Pleasure 49
3.7 Resource Activation Through Imaginative Procedures 52
3.8 Resource Diary 55
3.9 Differentiating Between Positive Feelings and Moods 56
3.10 Reframing and Normalization 57
Appendix 59
Worksheet 1 Resource Priming 61
Worksheet 2 Resource-Oriented Dialog Strategies -Possible Questions 62
Worksheet 3 Differentiating Positive Feelings and Moods 64
Bibliography 67
Index 69
