Adult Psychotherapy Homework Planner. Arthur E. Jongsma, Jr.
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Acknowledgments
The book is the result of the combined efforts of many people. First, I acknowledge the contribution of my coauthors on several other books, William McInnis and Mark Peterson. They also both previously gave permission for me to borrow and adapt some of the homework exercises we had collaborated on in writing the Adolescent Psychotherapy Homework Planner. Several of the assignments in this book have been adapted to the adult focus group from their original creation for the adolescent client. Thank you, Bill and Mark.
I also thank Jim Finley and Brenda Lenz for giving their permission to me to adapt two of their assignments from their Addiction Treatment Homework Planner for placement in the Substance Use section of this book.
I am grateful to Tim Bruce, my invaluable coauthor on several Treatment Planner books, who has accepted my invitation to contribute some additional exercises for this sixth edition of the Adult Psychotherapy Homework Planner.
My support staff at John Wiley &