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An Interview with Dr. Jeffrey Kottler

Abstract In a lively, spirited fashion, Rosenthal interviews well-known author and psychotherapy scholar Jeffrey Kottler about his work with serial killers and what constitutes bad therapy. Kottler's views on psychotherapeutic techniques and homework are also explored. Kottler comes across as very personal and humble and reveals how even an eminent therapist of his caliber often has doubts about his work and his competence.