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Synopsis
An account of the experience of psychotherapy, written from the perspective of both patient and therapist. The focus is on a personal interpretation of the process providing a viewpoint for both professional and patient alike. The book demonstrates that "good" therapy can involve the therapist learning from the patient. It follows this transition, which is opposed to more traditional, analytical, directive or non-directive approaches.
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Review
-A book that grips by way of human story, de-stigmatises 'mental distress' and de-mystifies the psychotherapeutic journey itself. Content, indeed worthy of the widest possible audience.- Peter Wilkin, Sacred Space Vol 3 Issue 4
From the Publisher
For five years Bobbi Kerr sought help from various therapists before eventually consulting Phil Barker, who helped her to make sense of these experiences, leading her through the frustration of unsuccessful treatment to the relative calm of self-knowledge and acceptance.In this unique book we are allowed access to Bobbi's diary entries throughout her experience of therapy, to which Phil Barker has added his own commentary and analysis, providing a truly remarkable insight into the process of psychotherapy, from both the patient's and the therapist's perspectives.
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