The therapeutic relationship handbook: theory and practice

Content: Cover page
 Halftitle page
 Title page
 Copyright page
 Praise for this book
 Dedication page
 Contents
 Acknowledgements
 Contributors
 Introduction
 Who is this book for?
 References
 SECTION 1 Modalities and the One-to-One Therapeutic Relationship
 1 The therapeutic relationship incounselling and psychotherapy
 Introduction
 Modalities and the one-to-one therapeutic relationship
 Research
 Research on the relationship in other settings: groups, families, andworking with children
 Relational, cross- modality, and integrative approaches. The relationship in the helping and mental health professionsFurther dimensions of the therapeutic relationship
 Summary
 Further reading
 References
 2 Psychoanalysis and conceptualizationof the therapeutic relationship
 Introduction
 Foundations of psychoanalytic theory and practice
 The therapeutic relationship
 The challenges within psychoanalysis, the value of working interculturally, and issues of power and diversity
 New developments
 Summary
 Notes
 Further reading
 References
 3 Cognitive behavioural therapy and the therapeutic relationship
 Introduction. Foundations of theory and practiceThe therapeutic relationship
 Challenges
 New developments within CBT
 Summary
 Further reading
 References
 4 Existential, humanistic, and transpersonal therapies and the relational approach
 Introduction
 Foundations of theory and practice
 The therapeutic relationship
 The challenges and complexities of maintaining a therapeutic relationship within an existential perspective
 New developments
 Summary
 Further reading
 References. 5 The person-centred approach: courage, presence, and complexity --
a templatefor relationship in a postmodern/post- structuralist worldIntroduction
 The foundations of the client-centred/person- centred approach
 The therapeutic relationship
 Challenges
 New developments
 Summary
 Note
 Further reading
 References
 SECTION 2 The Therapeutic Relationship in Cross- Modality, Relational, Integrative, Creative, and Coaching Therapies
 6 The drama of the therapeutic encounter: a cross- modality approach
 Introduction
 Foundations of theory and practice
 The therapeutic relationship. Challenges to the therapeutic relationshipNew developments and research findings
 Summary
 Further reading
 References
 7 An integrative approach to the psychotherapeutic relationship: therapeutic challenges and successes
 Introduction
 Foundations of theory and practice
 The therapeutic relationship
 Challenges: theoretical reflection
 Summary
 Further reading
 References
 8 Relational therapy: defining the therapeutic relationship
 Introduction
 Foundations of theory and practice
 The therapeutic relationship
 Challenges
 New developments: distillation and point of contact
 Summary.