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Subject(s)

• Psychotherapy [Browse]

Related name

• Ryan, Jane E. [Browse]

Series

• Confer series (London, England) [More in this series]
• Confer series

Summary note

"How Does Psychotherapy Work? presents a thought-provoking, cogent and convincing dialogue on the capacity of psychotherapy to help people who are in emotional pain, and the technicalities of that process."--BOOK JACKET.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Ch. 1. The fifteen key ingredients of good psychotherapy / Brett Kahr
• Ch. 2. Relational perspectives on the therapeutic action of psychoanalysis / Neil Altman
• Ch. 3. The questions we have to ask (ourselves) before we answer the question : "how does psychotherapy work?" / Joseph Schwartz
• Ch. 4. The psychotherapy relationship / Susie Orbach
• Ch. 5. Rhythm, reorientation, reversal : deep reorganization of the self in psychotherapy / Roz Carroll
• Ch. 6. When thought is not enough / Nicola Diamond
• Ch. 7. Primal psychotherapy / Sue Cowan-Jenssen
• Ch. 8. Containment : the technical and the tacit in successful psychotherapy / Robert M. Young
• Ch. 9. The value of attachment theory in understanding how psychotherapy works / James Pollard
• Ch. 10. The big picture / Carol Holmes
• Ch. 11. Is the psychotherapist's authenticity a crucial key to therapeutic change? / Dianne Campbell LeFevre.

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ISBN

1855753065

OCLC

61878492

RCP

H - S

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