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VT 101, 102, 103, 104 and 105 (Each tape approximately 55 minutes.) The Virginia Satir Series Featuring Virginia Satir Four live family interviews and one didactic teaching tape. The best Satir live interview material available.
VT 111, 112, 113, 114 and 115 (Each tape approximately 55 minutes.) Five Theoretical Approaches to Family Treatment Featuring Dr. Ramon Corrales Intergenerational, Structural, Strategic, Systemic and Communications/Experiential. In addition to lecture material a brief excerpt from an interview illustrates, and discussion further enhances and encourages integration of these different approaches.
VT 120 and VT 121 (Each tape approximately 50 minutes.) Experiential Family Therapy #1. and Experiential Family Therapy #2 Featuring Carl Whitaker A first and second interview with the same family, is followed by discussions about the interview with the referring therapist who sits in interviews as a co-therapist. Widely believed to be the best material on a teaching tape by Carl Whitaker.
VT 130 and VT 131 (Each tape approximately 50 minutes.) Ethnicity in Family Therapy Featuring Harry Aponte Interview with a African-American Family and an interview with an Anglo-Hispanic Family. Featuring Harry Aponte's Structural orientation to family treatment.
VT 140 (Approximately 23 minutes.) Single Session Therapy This relatively short tape produced by Kaiser/Permanente Hospital in California illustrates the work of Moshe Talmon in his very popular 1990 book by the same name. Lecture illustrated with brief treatment vignettes.
VT 150 Issues in Marital Therapy (46 minutes.) An integration of systemic and individual therapy featuring Dr. Ramon Corrales. Two films. One a life interview with couple. The other a didactic tape related to theoretical orientation) In this session, Dr. Corrales demonstrates his marital therapy approach which has a systemic-holistic base. He also shows how to build a therapeutic relationship that is structured to encourage change rather than dependency on the therapist.
VT 151 The Therapeutic System in Marital Therapy (41 minutes) In this didactic presentation (lecture/discussion) Dr. Corrales elaborates on the innovative method of marital therapy demonstrated in VT 150. (A systemic orientation to after divorce therapy. Live interview with family by Phoebe Proskky.)
VT 160 Narrative Therapy
Narrative Therapy emphasizes the construction of meaning as a central theme of therapy. It highlights the influence of language and social context in understanding a problem. Dr. Corrales helps us experience the essence of this approach to treatment.
VT 170 Carl Rogers: The Essence of Client Centered Therapy
The name Carl Rogers has been prominent in the helping professions for over sixty years. Rogerian, client centered, non directive therapy began a movement away from and beyond the "medical model" of treatment and Freudian analytic therapy that had dominated therapy during the first half of the 20th Century. Rogers, more than any other person, is credited for introducing and exchanging the term "client" for that of "patient". The human potential movement traces its origins to his work
VT 180 Jung Revisited: A Historical and Conceptual Review
Dr. Corrales and Dr. Rhodes present an introduction to the major concepts of Jungian psychology. The viewer who is new to Jung will find the biographical sketch helpful in placing Jung historically in the development of the field of psychotherapy , and more specifically as to his relationship to Freud.
VT 190 THE CONGRUENT MARRIAGE:
A Videotaped Demonstration (38 minutes)
In this videotape, Ramon G. Corrales, Ph.D. demonstrates how to begin the process of developing a congruent relationship. The process of congruence is attained when all "parts" run together toward a common vision. Dr. Corrales shares a surprisingly learnable framework for starting couples off on the road to personal and relational congruence.
VT 200 Virginia Satir Revisited
An Appreciation and Understanding of Her Work (41 minutes)
Engaging his own integral approach to therapy, Ramon G. Corrales, Ph.D. brings us new insight into the work of Virginia Satir. Drawing from the work of Kathy Kolbe, he adds another important dimension to our understanding. Corrales suggests that a Kolbe assessment of Virginia would have evidenced a modest to low levels in the areas of "Fact Finding" and "Follow Thru" with higher levels in the areas of "Quick Start" (innovator) and "Implementor". With these referents to the Kolbe System, Dr. Corrales makes breakthrough observations about Satir's core personality. |
