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The Logic of Therapeutic Change: Fitting Strategies to Pathologies

Author(s) : Giorgio Nardone, Author(s) : Elisa Balbi

Reviews and Endorsements

‘On the level of theory, as well as on the level of practice, the creativity of Giorgio Nardone allows him to be the best representative of the strategic approach in psychotherapy today.’
— Mony Elkaïm, MD, Honorary Professor, Free University of Brussels

‘In this engaging and thoughtful exposition, readers will learn how to use strategic thinking and non-ordinary logic to improve clinician outcomes. Invest in these principles and the interests of clients will quickly and decisively accrue.’
— Jeffrey K. Zeig, PhD, Director and Founder, The Milton H. Erickson Foundation

‘It is rare to find a book that makes a new contribution to effective therapy. The Logic of Therapeutic Change is such a book, offering a refreshing and needed reconsideration of how to do therapy effectively. Founded on decades of research from Gregory Bateson’s Palo Alto Group and the Mental Research Institute (MRI), anyone familiar with Giorgio Nardone’s earlier work can see how this volume solidifies his vital place in a body of empirical literature that has emerged on how to promote effective change with people caught up in seemingly intransigent difficulties in living.’
— Wendel A. Ray, PhD, Spkyer Endowed Chair of Marriage and Family Therapy, University of Louisiana – Monroe, and Former Director and Senior Research Fellow, MRI, Palo Alto, California