Family Constellation: Theory and Practice of a Psychological Game [Hardcover] TOMAN, Walter

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Dust jacket included. Dust jacket has wear. Dust jacket has tears. Cover has normal wear. Inscription on inside page. Some pages are highlighted. Pages are clean. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of Walter Toman’s “Family Constellation: Theory and Practice of a Psychological Game” offers a unique glimpse into the groundbreaking work of one of the pioneers of systemic family therapy. Published in the 1960s, this book introduced Toman’s innovative “family constellation” technique, which aimed to uncover and resolve deep-seated family dynamics and patterns through a therapeutic process involving physical positioning and role-playing. Despite its age and wear, this copy bears the marks of a treasured resource, with highlighted passages and an inscription suggesting its importance to a previous owner. For collectors and readers interested in the history of psychotherapy and the evolution of family systems theory, this book provides a fascinating window into the development of these now widely-accepted practices. Toman’s insights into the profound influence of family relationships on individual psyches remain relevant today, making this a valuable addition to any library focused on psychology, counseling, or the human experience.