Therapists' dilemmas

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Acknowledgments -- CHAPTER 1 On the dilemmas of being a therapist /Windy Dryden -- CHAPTER 2 Dilemmas in giving warmth or love to clients -- An interview with Albert Ellis -- CHAPTER 3 Sex therapy: Education or healing? -- An interview with John Bancroft -- CHAPTER 4 To share or not to share? Notes on myself -- An interview with Marcia Davis -- CHAPTER 5 Commitment: The price of keeping faith -- An interview with John Davis -- CHAPTER 6 Where are the boundaries? -- An interview with Brian Thorne -- CHAPTER 7 In-vivo intervention or transference? -- An interview with Marvin Goldfried -- CHAPTER 8 On leaving the fold -- An interview with Richard Wessler -- CHAPTER 9 Who am I to teach morals? -- An interview with Peter Lomas -- CHAPTER 10 Splitting and integration in marital therapy -- An interview with Paul Brown -- CHAPTER 11 Confrontation or collusion? The dilemma of a lonely, burdened behaviour therapist -- An interview with Dougal Mackay -- CHAPTER 12 Death by starvation: Whose decision? -- An interview with Fay Fransella -- CHAPTER 13 The non-improving patient -- An interview with Paul Wachtel -- CHAPTER 14 Missing links and lacunae -- An interview with Arnold Lazarus -- CHAPTER 15 The psychotic disguise -- An interview with Don Bannister -- CHAPTER 16 Therapists' dilemmas: Further issues and tentative solutions /Windy Dryden.;This book attempts to re-create a kind of informal atmosphere where therapists would feel relaxed enough to discuss their dilemmas in public and presents them in an interview format. It is designed for those who are prepared to be personally confronted by the issues raised in the interviews.