Title: Aesthetics - the road ahead
Review: This volume represents a logical outflow of Keeney's first publication: "The aesthetics of change". It challenges the reader to use whatever she's got as personal resources in the creation of a truly personal therapeutic style.Some echoes of his subsequent publications are also found in the re-framing of the work of other therapists. "Mind in therapy" is a clear precursor of the thought of this book.Improvisational Therapy challenges the reader to use her own creativity, without relying on the "recipes" of others. Keeney contextualizes therapy as performing art, not completely tongue in cheek.
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