The client who changed me : stories of therapist personal transformation / Jeffrey A. Kottler and Jon Carlson.
Presents readers with a perspective on the business of therapy: not merely how it appears externally, but how practitioners experience it internally. The stories, in this book, paint a complex and multi-layered portrait of the client-counselor relationship, which demonstrates the unexpected rewards...
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Table of Contents:
- From Clay to Fire: A Mythological Tale
- Patricia Arredondo: The Client Who Inspired Her Therapist
- Laura Brown: A Spiritual Awakening
- Jon Carlson: Self-Surgery to Remove the Transponder
- Barry Duncan: When Courage is Enough
- Albert Ellis: Learning From a Difficult Customer
- John Gray: Little Things Make a Big Difference
- Ken Hardy: Mister Black Doctor
- Bradford Keeney: A Family of Pirates
- Howard Kirschenbaum: A Flood of Feeling
- Jeffrey Kottler: About Last Night
- John Krumboltz: The Story of the Sun and the Wind
- Steven Lankton: Clients Tune Me Up
- Pat Love: The Broken Heart
- Alan Marlatt: A New Name
- Leigh McCullough: The Lady Cloaked in Fog
- John Murphy: A Language of Shrugs
- Robert Neimeyer: Using Metaphors to Thaw a Frozen Woman
- Violet Oaklander: The Kitten That Roared
- Paul Pedersen: A Lesson in Humility
- Frank Pittman: An Affair With an Alien
- David E. Scharff: The Patient Who Taught Me to Be a Therapist
- Lenore Walker: Finding Justice with a Sledge Hammer
- Michael Yapko: Caught in a Controversy
- How Clients Change Their Therapists.