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Перевод: conjoint

[прилагательное]
объединенный; соединенный; общий; совместный

Тезаурус:

1. She agreed to do this before the next session so that it could be discussed further and then used later in the conjoint session with her parents.
2. Conjoint therapy was considered in more detail in Chapter 5.
3. In its promotion of conjoint nationalism and communism the League resembled the Kuomintang at this time: and it lasted only as long as the Kuomintang managed to contain the two movements.
4. This approach can be integrated in conjoint and family therapy as well as in individual therapy.
5. Contracting (p. 98) is a useful core-element in conjoint work.
6. Although both conjoint and family therapy requires specific skills, such as avoiding taking sides, the general principles are similar to those already discussed.
7. It is clear that the therapist should have endeavoured at a much earlier stage to involve the parents in treatment, preferably by means of conjoint sessions with Pamela and her parents together.
8. However, she also agreed to attend a conjoint session with her parents the next week.
9. In view of how often overdoses result from relationship problems it is not surprising that the most effective treatment of self-poisoners often occurs in conjoint therapy with the partner or in family therapy.
10. Many patients will be having problems with their partners and for them conjoint treatment will often be appropriate.
11. The therapist arranged with the couple that they would attend between four and six conjoint sessions as outpatients during the next 3-;4 weeks in order to explore ways of improving their relationship, particularly their lack of social life together, and of helping Charles control his physical aggression.
12. The application of the problem-solving approach in conjoint and family therapy is discussed towards the end of this chapter.
13. Apart from its use with attempted suicide patients it is readily applicable to many other situations where patients require help with social or personal problems, and can be integrated into conjoint and family therapy, as well as in the treatment of individuals.