Psychotherapy

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General Psychotherapy

No. 5 in the Basic Principle into Practice Series.

"35 fascinating illuminations on how we think, feel and act." Essays by Abraham Maslow and 34 other noted psychologists.

By John R. Neill (editor) and David P. Kniskern (editor). 1982, Guilford Press, 409pp. (VG+ in Fair DJ. Some underlining in pencil. Taped tear on DJ)

By Simon H. Budman (editor). 1981 (1995), Guilford Press, 485pp. "Updated edition." A collection of articles on the practical aspects of short-term psychotherapy. (Near Fine.)

By Dick Stelzer. 1977, Bobbs-Merrill, 1977pp. 23 celebrities reveal the intimte problems that led them to psychotherapy and how it changed their lives. . (Library discard with usual markings. Good in VG DJ imr)

By Anthony Ryle. 1990, John Wiley & Sons Incorporated, 267pp. (VG+, no DJ as issued. Previous owner's stamp inside front cover)

By Mardi Horowitz and Charles Marmar and Janice Krupnick and Nancy Wilner and Nancy Kaltreider and Robert Wallerstein. 1984, Basic Books, 349pp. (VG+ in Good DJ. Prev. owner's name stamped on FEP)

By L. Sherilyn Cormier and Harold Hackney. 1987, Allyn & Bacon, 308pp. (VG+. Light hi-lighting)

By Leroy G. Baruth. 1986, Prentice, 405pp. (VG)

By Robert L. Gibson. 1983, Macmillan, 412pp. "Personnel services in education". (VG, no DJ as issued)

By Jan Scott. 1989, Routledge, 255pp. (VG+, no DJ. Owner name on FEP)

By Bejamin B. Wolman. 1984, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 203pp. "...discusses the emotional problems of people without labeling them as mental diseases....explains the rationale of interactional psychotherapy and how it is derived from the fact that all human beings can experience emotional difficulties....The aims...are to enable people to have the courage to be themselves and have the wisdom to make rational decisions...." (Near Fine in Near Fine DJ. Previous owners name on FEP)

By John E. Nelson. 1990, Tarcher, 442pp."Madness or transcendence?. The role of Spirit in mental illness." (VG in VG DJ. Faint coffee stain on edge of page block)

By Lester Luborsky and Paul Crits-Christoph. 1990, Basic Books, 313pp. Technical information for psychotherapists on The Core Conflictual Relationship Theme Method. (Near Fine in VG+ DJ. Prev. owner's name stamped on FEP)

By Marny Hall. 1985, Alyson, 199pp. "..a long overdue guide for lesbians and gay men seeking a non-homophobic and competent therapist." (Near Fine. First Edition.)

By Jerry M. Lewis. 1978, Brunner/Mazel, 186pp. A psychiatrist's guide to efective psychotherapy. [f4]. (Near Fine, no DJ)

By Margaret P. Korb and Vernon Van De Riet and John Jeffrey Gorrell. 1989, Allyn & Bacon, 128pp, 9.75x7.75". Psychology Practioner Guidebooks. (Near Fine.)

By Naomi Glasser and William Glasser. 1989, Harper & Row, 319pp. "These case studies provide the reader with a variety of interesting example of the ways that control theory can be translated into the practice of reality therapy." (Good+. Some faint yellow highliting in text)

By David L. Fenell and Barry K. Weinhold. 1989, Love Publishing Company, 339pp. (Good)

By Luciano L'abate and Gary Ganahl and James C. Hansen. 1986, Prentice-Hall, 289pp. A therapist's book on the dynamics of family therapy and the methods used to acheive the goals with the family.  . (Good+, no DJ. Colored hi-liting in text throughout first half of book, else VG)

By Dorothy Stroh Becvar. 1993, Allyn Publishing, 400pp. "A clearly written, accurate, and engaging presentation of the territories of family therapy is available. A superb travel guide that introduces the reader to the history, language, action, and major orien tations of family therapy. An invitation to examine one's own participation in observing family therapy." (VG)

By Carl A. Whitaker. 1988, Brunner/Mazel Publishers, 233pp. "Verbatim transcripts of Carl Whitaker's sessions with one family along with Whitaker's commentary and explanations. References." (Near Fine in Near Fine DJ. Previous owners name stamp inside front and back covers)

By Bryan Strong and Christine DeVault. 1992, West, 500+pp, 11x8.5". Textbook. (VG+. No DJ, as issued. No marks)

By Fred P. Piercy. 1986, Guilford, 396pp. (Near Fine. Previous owners name on title page)

By Virginia Satir. 1983, Science and Behavior Books, 282pp. Large Print. (VG, no DJ. )

By Robert Sherman. 1986, Brunner/Mazel, 250pp. "Basically this is a set of techniques for diagnosing and intervening with families. The 56 techniques include such classics as the genogram, use of dreams, reframing, and paradox. Each technique is presented with enough detail that you can use it immediately. Names of techniques include: "Pretending to have the symptom," "Contaminating the suicidal Fantasy," and "Sculpting." (Near Fine, no DJ as issued. Previous owners name inside front cover)

By Jack M. Gorman. 1995, St Martins, 421pp, 7x4". (VG)

by R.D. Laing.

By R. D. Laing and A. Esterson. 1964 (1973), Penguin, 282pp, 7x4". Families of schizophrenics,. (Good+. Browned pages)

By William Glasser. 1975, Perennial Library, 207pp, 7x4". 1st. (VG)

By Carol Lynn Mithers. 1994, Addison-Wesley, 419pp. Laid-in press release suggests this was a review copy (the title probably didn't lead psychiatrists to recommend it to their patients). She tells a terroristic tale of patients allegedly betrayed at a particular center. A clinic to help the troubled approached in severe terms by the author of a much-printed Village Voice article called My Life As a Man." (Library discard with usual markings. VG in VG DJ in mylar wraps. FEP removed)

By Anne Wilson Schaef. 1992, HarperCollins, 352pp. "A new model for healing the whole person. In this searching, often painfully honest book..the author explains her views with eloquence, an engaging conversational style and a knack for making technical material easily accessible. This is a powerful model of the authors central argument that authority for one's actions and beliefs must lie within oneself." (XLIB VG in VG DJ in mylar wraps. Front flyleaf removed.)

By Irvin D. Yalom. 1996, Basic, 369pp. "Respected psychotherapist & best-selling author of "Love's Executioner" writes his second novel--an ingenius blend of psychological insight & fictional invention." (VG+ in VG DJ. DJ has glue spot on front. remainder mark)

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