The Psychotherapist's Own Psychotherapy: Patient and Clinician Perspectives

Table of contents

• The Psychotherapist's Own Psychotherapy i
• Title Page iii
• Preface v
• Contents ix
• Contributors xiii
• The Psychotherapist's Own Psychotherapy 1
• 1: The Question of Personal Therapy - Introduction and Prospectus 3
• I - The Therapist's Therapy in Different Theoretical Orientations 13
• 2: The Training Analysis in the Mainstream Freudian Model 15
• 3: The Role of Personal Therapy in the Formation of a Jungian Analyst 27
• 4: Personal Therapy and Growth Work in Experiential-Humanistic Therapies 34
• 5: Personal Therapy in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy - Tradition and Current Practice 41
• 6: The Role and Current Practice of Personal Therapy in Systemic/Family Therapy 52
• II - Being a Therapist-Patient 59
• Personal Experiences: Firsthand Accounts by Therapist-Patients 61
• 7: My Experience of Analysis with Fairbairn and Winnicott - How Complete a Result Does Psychoanalytic Therapy Achieve? 63
• 8: My Experiences as a Patient in Five Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies 81
• 9: The Personal Therapy Experiences of a Rational Emotive-Behavior Therapist 98
• 10: The I and the Self: Reminiscences of Existential-Humanistic Psychotherapy 114
• 11: The Role of Individual and Marital Therapy in My Development 129
• 12: A Shamanic Tapestry - My Experiences with Individual, Marital, and Family Therapy 145
• Research Findings: Undergoing Personal Therapy 163
• 13: The Prevalence and Parameters of Personal Therapy in the United States 165
• 14: The Prevalence and Parameters of Personal Therapy in Europe and Elsewhere 177
• 15: Psychotherapists Entering Personal Therapy - Their Primary Reasons and Presenting Problems 192
• 16: The Selection and Characteristics of Therapists' Psychotherapists - A Research Synthesis 201
• 17: Outcomes and Impacts of the Psychotherapist's Own Psychotherapy - A Research Review 214
• III - Being a Therapist's Therapist 231
• Personal Experiences: Firsthand Accounts by Therapists' Therapists 233
• 18: On Analyzing Colleagues (Trainees Included) 235
• 19: Treating Psychoherapists with Cognitive Therapy 254
• 20: Feminist Therapy with Therapists - Egalitarian and More 265
• 21: Listening to the Listener - An Existential-Humanistic Approach to Psychotherapy with Psychotherapists 282
• 22: Conducting Marital and Family Therapy with Therapists 297
• 23: Group Therapy for Therapists in Gestalt Therapy Training - A Therapist-Trainer's Perspective 307
• 24: Treating Impaired Psychotherapists and “wounded Healers” 323
• Research Findings: Providing Personal Therapy to Other Therapists 343
• 25: Research on Conducting Psychotherapy with Mental Health Professionals 345
• 26: Training Analyses - Historical Considerations and Empirical Research 365
• 27: Boundaries and Internalization in the Psychotherapy of Psychotherapists - Clinical and Research Perspectives 379
• Epilogue 405
• Appendix 417
• Index 421

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