The process of psychotherapy can conjure an infinite number of harrowing, yet intriguing questions about the nature of therapy and the intricacies of the physician/patient relationship. Questions such as: How does the process of therapy really work? What makes for a good therapist? What is my therapist really actually thinking about during my session? What do other therapy sessions look like? What can be done to make these sessions more productive? In the search for answers to these and other universal ponderings over therapy, Inside Therapy assembles 17 modern writers and therapists to shed light on all aspects of the experience. Selections include:
-- Theodore Reik's "Listening With the Third Ear"
-- Eric Fromm's "The Art of Listening"
-- A.M. Homes' "In the Country of Mothers"
-- George Weinberg's "The Heart of Psychotherapy"
-- Lester Havens' "A Safe Place"
-- Irvin D. Yalom's "When Nietzsche Wept"
-- Robert Linder's "The Fifty Minute Hour".

With an introduction by Dr. Irvin D. Yalom, Inside Therapy is a landmark anthology, essential in both literary and psychiatric circles.