This book explores the importance of the therapeutic relationship, the tensions or
disagreements that may emerge during a therapy session, and how they can be repaired …

Abstract" Rupture" has become a marker for the messiness in the patient–therapist
relationship or alliance. It has been described in numerous ways over the years: from …

Human relations are inherently messy." Rupture" has become a marker for the messiness in
the patient–therapist relationship or alliance. It has been described in numerous ways over …

In the lead article, Hersh draws attention to the significant phase of ending therapy for clients
and in particular, for their therapists. Hersh highlights three main tensions that underpin this …

This volume deals with a fundamental issue that all clinicians face at some time or other: the
therapeutic impasse. What should you do when sessions with a client seem hopelessly …

A uniquely practical guide and widely adopted text, this book shows precisely what
therapists can say at key moments to enhance the process of healing and change. Paul …

Therapists find it difficult to talk about impasses or failed therapies, yet doing so can be quite
constructive. Often impasses can be broken through a cataclysmic event which occurs …

This practical and helpful volume details how clinicians can work through various common
challenges in individual, couple, or group psychotherapy. Chapters draw upon clinical …

JPN and Mental Health Services, October 1979 management is essential for instigation of
change. Although little has been written in the psychiatric literature regarding termination," …

The purpose of this work is to help psychotherapists better understand the termination
process in order to conduct it with the confidence and comfort that lead to positive treatment …