The Evolution of Psychotherapy: A Meeting of the Minds | Erickson Foundation Press

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At the turn of the last century, the pioneers and new radicals of psychotherapy gathered for a meeting that has become legendary for its size and scope: The Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference 2000. Twenty-four extensive and illuminating articles capture the contributions of Beck, Bugenthal, Glasser, Goulding, Haley, Hillman, Huxley, Kernberg, Lazarus, Madanes, Marmor, Masterson, Meichenbaum, Polster, Szasz, Watzlawick, White, and more. The articles are grouped into five general sections covering analytic, cognitive, systemic, experiential, and ethical/social concerns.
Some of the specific topics include-
Transference focused psychotherapy
Therapy of “As If”
Reality therapy
Social action therapy
Object relations approach
Bioenergetic analysis
Profound therapy
Lessons from Ericksonian hypnosis
Narrative practice
What therapists have in common

[@Ericksonconsciouness]

Hey i have a question hope you would be kind enough to answer this. Thanks in advance, i hear this technique where erickson used to ask his patient to go to future where the problem was solved and explain how they solved it, in which book can i see tis technique in detail not the story of how patient solved it the technique being utilised in depth.

[@grahamhowes6904]

You are maybe referring to the belief that the unconscious knows how to resolve the issue so as a kind of ‘what if’ we are asking the unconscious this sort of question: ‘If the issue was resolved - what conditions would need to be in place to resolve it?’