

A Complete Guide to Therapy by Joel Kovel
The author cuts through the myths and misunderstandings surrounding today's therapy and explores the pros and cons of both psychoanalysis and the many other, often recently introduced therapies. Although a psychoanalysist himself, Dr Kovel is not a proselytizer for professional treatment. He suggests that a distinction must be made between neurosis and unhappiness and proposes that many psychological problems might be radically altered if there were fundamental changes in society. The author examines the historical origins and discusses the merits of group, family and individual therapy and looks at, among other things, Freudian psychoanalysis, the existential approach, Reich and bioenergetics, Gestalt and Rogerian therapy and behavioural-directive therapies. Above all, this book gives guidance to anyone considering treatment. At the same time it also provides a perspective on the social and political role of therapy in contemporary society.-
An Introduction to Jung's Psychology
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Sanity, Madness and the Family
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Attachment and Loss
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The Dynamics of Creation
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On Jung
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Mothering Psychoanalysis
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Private Myths
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The Essentials of Psychoanalysis
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Cry of Pain
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One to One
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On Learning to Read
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Developing Minds
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Cultivating Intuition
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Recollections and Reflections
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Women and Self-esteem
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The Ruffian on the Stair
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Maternal Deprivation Reassessed
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The Social Psychology of Leisure
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Children Under Stress
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| Title | A Complete Guide to Therapy |
| Author | Joel Kovel |
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