Description
This classic volume deals with the strategies of both psychotherapists and clients as they manoeuvre around each other in the process of treatment. How a therapist induces a client to change is described within a framework of interpersonal theory and directive family therapy. This work represents a step from the study of therapy in terms of the individual to therapy as communication between at least two people.
About the Author
Jay Haley studied with Dr. Erickson for 17 years. He is a major editor of Erickson's works and has authored many books about him. Mr. Haley has been professor at Stanford University, Howard University, the University of Maryland, and is currently professor at the California School of Professional Psychology.
Book Information
ISBN 9781845900229
Author Jay Haley
Format Paperback
Page Count 194
Imprint Crown House Publishing
Publisher Crown House Publishing
Weight(grams) 366g
About the Author
Jay Haley studied with Dr. Erickson for 17 years. He is a major editor of Erickson's works and has authored many books about him. Mr. Haley has been professor at Stanford University, Howard University, the University of Maryland, and is currently professor at the California School of Professional Psychology.
Book Information
ISBN 9781845900229
Author Jay Haley
Format Paperback
Page Count 194
Imprint Crown House Publishing
Publisher Crown House Publishing
Weight(grams) 366g
