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| Genre/Form: | Case studies Personal Narratives |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Jeffrey A Kottler; Jon Carlson |
| ISBN: | 9780415876230 0415876230 9780415876247 0415876249 |
| OCLC Number: | 491893050 |
| Description: | xvi, 282 p. ; 23 cm. |
| Contents: | Introduction : What is truth in psychotherapy? -- How well do we really know our clients? / Jeffrey Kottler -- Why I do what I do / Jon Carlson -- Treating traditional men : from believer to skeptic (and back again) / Gary R. Brooks -- Opportunities with a side of fries / Chen Oren -- Smoke and mirrors / Jennider L. Grzegorek -- When therapists lie to promote their own agendas / Howard Rosenthal -- Duped, drugged, and eaten : working with the Jeffrey Dahmers of the world / Len Sperry -- The client with amnesia / Shea M. Dunham -- Credit denied and denial / Bill O'Hanlon -- Never ever - I love you! / Michael F. Hoyt -- The dance of optimism and skepticism / Mark Stevens -- Grateful for the lessons learned / Katherine Helm -- Cheating at solitaire / George W. Burns -- What clients talk about - and what they don't / Aaron B. Rochlen -- Saving Private Joe / Bret A. Moore -- Rita's rib and a puzzle decoded / Shannon B. Dermer -- Running out of gas when you have a long way to go / Cyrus Marcellus Ellis -- Weighing in with the truth? / Ann Vernon -- Learning from lies at the therapist's school of hard knocks / Jeffrey E. Barnett -- Cut the crap : tall tales and the value of lies / Barry Duncan -- The terrible, awful, unspeakable secret - and how it changed me / Patricia Robey -- Seduced by an act of omission / John Barletta -- Too much of a good thing / Adam Zagelbaum -- Managing conflict between two partners / Dan Eckstein -- Mistakes worth enduring / James Robert Bitter -- The man who tried too hard to act cool / Bill Knaus -- I'm not easily fooled / Paul R. Peluso -- Lost in a quagmire of agendas / Christine Maguth Nezu -- Calling Jack's bluff / Fredric E. Rabinowitz -- A puzzle with missing pieces / Jill D. Duba -- The transgender woman in the pink wheelchair / Stacee Reicherzer -- A veil of self-deception / Orah Krug -- Clients telling the truth as they know it / Byron Waller -- I still wonder what happened / George Stricker -- In defense of naïveté / Frances Asha -- The one truth : he didn't want to be a business major / Robert L. Smith -- Duped and recuped / Nancy Fishman -- Espionage and orphans : lies have deep truth / James M. Walsh -- Fiction, myth, and illusions of truth / Spencer Niles -- What does being duped mean in the practice of psychotherapy? / Jeffrey Kottler and Jon Carlson. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Jeffrey Kottler and Jon Carlson. |
Abstract:
Focuses on the subjects of lying, falsehood, deceit, and the loss of trust in the counseling room.
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