Tag: psychotherapy

Many psychotherapists may be described as 'understanding', and in the most enthusiastic possible terms. But this does not preclude the fact that it is precisely their lack of understanding which constitutes the most vital aspect of their work with clients. In a casual—that is to say, non-psychotherapeutic—dialogue, the exchange proceeds as follows. A person offers… Continue reading The Understanding and its Relation to the Practice of Psychotherapy →