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pt. I. The nature of self-healing. What do we mean by the client as active self-healer?
Research results that may surprise you: how do we know the client is an active self-healer?
Self-healing without a therapist
pt. II. When self-healing fails. Self-healing with a therapist
The "school" of psychotherapy
How the active client fits in with other approaches
pt. III. Therapy as a meeting of minds. When the active client is difficult
Engaging the client's intelligence: the construction of meaning
Facilitating the meeting of minds: a "manual" for practice
Problems and issues of therapeutic practice
Conclusion: Implications for the profession of clinical psychology.
Research results that may surprise you: how do we know the client is an active self-healer?
Self-healing without a therapist
pt. II. When self-healing fails. Self-healing with a therapist
The "school" of psychotherapy
How the active client fits in with other approaches
pt. III. Therapy as a meeting of minds. When the active client is difficult
Engaging the client's intelligence: the construction of meaning
Facilitating the meeting of minds: a "manual" for practice
Problems and issues of therapeutic practice
Conclusion: Implications for the profession of clinical psychology.