Lynn Hoffman

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Lynn Hoffman (born September 10, 1924 in Paris ; † December 21, 2017 ) was an American social worker , psychotherapist , pioneer and historian of family therapy . Originally she worked in the field of strategic family therapy . Today she is considered a prominent proponent of postmodern psychotherapy . Hoffman worked often and intensively with Jay Haley and maintained an intensive exchange with her colleague Harlene Anderson from Texas.

Publications

In English

  • 1967: together with Jay Haley : Techniques of family therapy. Basic Books, New York 1967; Aronson, Northvale NJ 1994
  • 1981: Foundations of Family Therapy: A Conceptual Framework for Systems Change. Basic Books, New York
  • 1985: Beyond power and control: Toward a "second order" family systems therapy. Family Systems Medicine. 3: 381-396
  • 1987: together with Luigi Boscolo , Gianfranco Cecchin , Peggy Penn : Milan Systemic Family Therapy: Conversations in Theory and Practice. Basic Books
  • 1990: Constructing Realities: An Art of Lenses. Family Process. 29 (1) 1-12
  • 1991: A reflective stance for family therapists. Journal of Strategic and Systemic Therapies 10: 4-17
  • 1993: Exchanging Voices: A Collaborative Approach to Family Therapy. Karnac Books, London
  • 2002: Family Therapy: An Intimate History. WW Norton & Co., New York

In German language

  • Family Therapy Basics. Concepts for the development of systems. Second edition. iskopress, Hamburg 1984. ISBN 3-921648-47-5
  • Therapeutic conversations. From Power and Influence to Cooperation in Therapy - The Development of Systemic Practice. Verlag Modernes Leben, Dortmund 1996, ISBN 978-3-8080-0336-7
  • Diagnosis - a disaster? A constructionist trialogue. Kenneth J. Gergen , Lynn Hoffmann and Harlene Anderson . Journal for Systemic Therapy 1997 (4): 224-241
  • Preface . In: Sidney Rosen, The Educational Stories of Milton H. Erickson. iskopress, Salzhausen 2003, ISBN 978-3-89403-424-5

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Obituary , legacy.com, accessed March 5, 2018