Titlebook: Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy; Bridging Emotion, So Carmen Knudson-Martin,Melissa A. Wells,Sarah K. Sa Book 2015 American Family The

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2196-5528 ples to analyze current trends in relationships.Examines the.This path-breaking volume introduces Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy for clinical work with troubled couples. Practice-focused and engaging, it integrates real-world knowledge of the intersections of gender, culture, power, and identi

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Bridging Emotion, Societal Discourse, and Couple Interaction in Clinical Practice,tain. This chapter introduces Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy (SERT), in which couple therapists position themselves to counteract the destructive influences of social inequalities through in-session work focused on four conditions foundational to mutual support—mutual influence, shared vulnera

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When Therapy Challenges Patriarchy: Undoing Gendered Power in Heterosexual Couple Relationships, tend to be less aware, less tuned into their partners. This chapter explains why power tends to be gendered in heterosexual relationships and why addressing power in couple therapy is not only an ethical or social justice issue, but also a pragmatic clinical concern that enables other changes impor

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Toward Relational Empowerment: Interpersonal Neurobiology, Couples, and the Societal Context,s in cycles of conflict, negativity, and reactivity. Helping couples understand the link between their gendered power interactions, emotions, and sociocultural context is vital so that they can become less reactive toward each other and more proactive in sharing relational processes of attunement an

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,SERT Therapists’ Experience of Practicing Sociocultural Attunement, experience; i.e., sociocultural attunement (SCA). The aims were to operationally define SCA, identify therapist and client indicators of SCA, and outline a model of how we socioculturally attuned. Over the course of four months, 13 therapists focused on five heterosexual couples and 25 therapy sess

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,Relational Engagement in Heterosexual Couple Therapy: Helping Men Move from “I” to “We”,ility to demonstrate commitment to one’s relationships and actively participate in the therapeutic process through exploring, acknowledging, and intentionally attending to their female partner’s experiences. This contrasts with a common pattern of men tending to focus primarily on their own issues a

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Building a Circle of Care in Same-Sex Couple Relationships: A Socio-Emotional Relational Approach,f committed same-sex couples, partners reported that their relationship processes emerged based on a desire for mutuality and attunement. Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy (SERT) is a therapeutic practice model which posits that four conditions—shared relational responsibility, shared vulnerabili

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Couple Therapy with Adult Survivors of Child Abuse: Gender, Power, and Trust,or these couples. This chapter presents the relational trust theory, which describes how gendered power imbalances in couple interactions can trigger distrustful emotional power responses from the adult-survivor partner(s). Drawing upon Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy (SERT) approaches, the cli