The technique of psychotherapy

by Lewis R. Wolberg

These revised volumes review the numerous contemporary approaches in the psychotherapeutic disciplines with lively debates that aim to clarify the strengths and shortcomings of each school of thought. The full range of clinical issues, including particular focus on the critical aspects each demanding phase of treatment, is presented. Replete with clinical dialogue, these texts discuss and illustrate every important theoretical concept.

Genres: Psychology

1343 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1967

Reviews

[Reem Oz · Rating 3 out of 5]

"The Technique of Psychotherapy" goes beyond a mere compilation of therapeutic approaches. Dr. Wolberg emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, empathy, active listening, and genuine engagement with clients. He highlights the significance of a collaborative and compassionate therapeutic alliance in fostering healing and growth.

The book also addresses ethical considerations and the importance of self-awareness for the therapist. Dr. Wolberg emphasizes the ongoing process of self-reflection, supervision, and continuing education to enhance therapeutic skills and maintain professional integrity.