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By Jane Annunziata, PsyD and Phyllis Jacobson-Kram, LCSW
Illustrated by Elizabeth Wolf
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Families face and resolve a variety of problems all the time. Generally, they can help themselves resolve problems and stressful situations. Sometimes, however, families run out of ways to solve their problems, and then they need help. Family therapy is an opportunity to learn new and effective ways of solving problems and getting along better.
Solving Your Problems Together answers questions that typically arise when a family is considering therapy, such as:
- Does our family need therapy?
- How will we find a good family therapist?
- What will the sessions be like?
- Will our sessions be confidential?
- How will therapy make things better?
The book is designed to address these questions and help you make informed decisions about family therapy.
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• Full-color illustrations
• 8 1/2" x 11"
• 40 pages
• All Ages
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has a PsyD in clinical psychology from Rutgers University. She has taught at the University of Bergen (Norway), Mary Washington College, and George Mason University. For five years she was a member of the Children's Intensive Treatment Team at the Woodburn Center for Community Mental Health in Annandale, Virginia. Dr. Annunziata is in private practice in northern Virginia (McLean), where she specializes in work with children and their families.
earned her MSW from Syracuse University. Her professional experience includes nine years as a family therapist at Fairfax House, a residential treatment center for teenage boys, and as a senior supervisor at the Family Therapy Center in Washington, DC. Ms. Jacobson-Kram is accredited as an Approved Supervisor of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and is a certified clinical member of the National Association of Social Workers. She maintains a private practice in McLean, Virginia.
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