Jeffrey A. Kottler, PH., Author . Jossey-Bass $24.95 (311p) ISBN 978-0-7879-8149-5
It's commonplace to observe that the line between genius and mental illness is razor thin, and critics point to a long list of writers, artists and musicians—from William Blake to Sylvia Plath—as illustrations. Kottler, a professor...
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Jeffrey A. Kottler, PH., Author Jossey-Bass $27.95 (235p) ISBN 978-1-55542-604-0
Blaming an opponent for ``getting under your skin'' is a common and self-defeating response to interpersonal conflict, emphasizes psychotherapist Kottler ( The Compleat Therapist ) in this sensible guide. The initial step in resolving such conflicts,
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Jeffrey A. Kottler, PH., Author, Kottler, Author Jossey-Bass $60 (240p) ISBN 978-1-55542-302-5
Tackling the questions of why and how diverse psychotherapeutic approaches so often lead to similar helpful results for clients, Kottler ( On Being a Therapist ) attempts a portrait of the ``consummate practitioner.'' An associate professor of...
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Jeffrey A. Kottler, PH., Author, Kottler, Author Jeremy P. Tarcher $17.95 (230p) ISBN 978-0-87477-493-1
Solitude, as described by Kottler ( On Being a Therapist ), is ``a particular kind of aloneness that is distinct from other modes--loneliness, isolation, privacy, alienation, withdrawal, or even silence.'' As freely chosen private time, solitude,...
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Jeffrey A. Kottler, PH., Author, Jon Carlson, Joint Author Jossey-Bass $24.95 (336p) ISBN 978-0-7879-6541-9
The editors of Bad Therapy: Master Therapists Share their Worst Failures return with thirty-two interview-based, doctor-and-patient case studies. This time out they do more framing of the cases in their shared voice, and lead off with two of their...
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