Six Therapists and One Client » (2nd Edition)

Raymond Corsini, PhD, has been a clinical psychologist for over 50 years. He started as a prison psychologist (15 years), then was in private practice in Chicago (5 years), then was an industrial organization psychologist (10 years), and finally was in private practice in Hawaii for 25 years. He was trained by Carl Rogers, J.L. Moreno, and Rudolf Dreikurs. He has published considerably in this specialty.

Frank Dumont, EdD, is a full professor in the Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology at McGill University (Montreal). He has worked at McGill since 1972 in the capacity of teacher, researcher, chairman of his department, and coordinator of the PhD program in counseling psychology.

This hands-on guide is an invaluable text for psychotherapy students, with insights coming from the founding fathers of psychology!

Contributors Preface Introduction

1. An Intake Interview With Donald Green
2. Ericksonian Hypnotherapy, Therapist - Stephen Lankton, Critic - Betty Alice Erickson
3. Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, Therapist - Albert Ellis, Critic - Shawn Blau
4. Multimodal Therapy, Therapist - Arnold Lazarus, Critic - Alice Goodloe Whipple
5. Adlerian Psychotherapy, Therapist - Raymond J. Corsini, Critic - Harold H. Mosak
6. Person-Centered Therapy, Therapist - Fred Zimring, Critic - Nathanial J. Raskin
7. Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Therapist - Barbara McCrady, Critic - G. Terence Wilson