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Love's Labor

其他書名	Twenty-five Years of Experience in the Practice of Psychotherapy
出版	Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 1984
主題	Psychology / Movements / PsychoanalysisPsychology / Psychotherapy / General
ISBN	08052389649780805238969
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=H8xrAAAAMAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋Inhalt: Foreword, Acknowledgments, Introduction, 1. The pendulum swings: Psychotherapy today, 2. Six attributes in search of a therapist, 3. A certain chemistry, 4. "There is a tide in the affairs of men": The world in which the therapy occurs, 5. Facing a host of painful truths: Insight, 6. A living machine: Mind in body, 7. Give and take, ebb and flow: Dependence and interdependence, 8. The three-horse chariot: Examining and understanding the therapeutic relationship, 9. The inner reality: Feelings, 10. Love's labor lost: Failures in psychotherapy, 11. Love's labor won: A good result in psychotherapy, 12. A simple human process, Bibliography. - Klappentext: "What relations should a psychoanalyst or any psychotherapist entertain with his patients? ... Dr. Greben finds that the relations between healer and sufferer in psychotherapy must include sympathy, concern, warmth - all those emotions that are essential in every nonpsychiatric relation. ... the personality of the therapist is as important as any other in the patient's life. Great damage can be caused by a mismatched relationship and substanial success achieved through a wellbalanced one. Stanley Greben's twenty-five years of the practice of psychotherapy have persuaded him that the school of impassive neutrality is founded on error, and that the normal impulses of men and women are better guide to the treatment of persons suffering afflictions of the mind and spirit. With moving case histories to support his thesis, he sketches the terms of a new dispensation in psychotherapy - one that allows the therapist to be a human being, and offers the patient treatment that does not add unfeeling clinical detachment to the pain he has to bear."