title: Basic Concepts in Family Therapy: An Introductory Text
author:  Linda Berg Cross 
description: "A BRILLIANT BOOK introducing the most important and useful concepts for understanding families while grounding these concepts in authentic human experience. . . . The experience of reading this book is absolutely transformative. . . . EXTREMELY WELL WRITTEN, this book stimulates rich and provocative thinking about family issues." -- <i>Keith A. Erickson, PhD, Coordinator of Clinical Services, Sunrise II Residential Program, Fairfax, Virginia</i><br /><br />"A COMPREHENSIVE, EXPERIENTIAL RESOURCE THAT NO CLINICAL STUDENT NOR PRACTICING CLINICIAN SHOULD BE WITHOUT. . . . It is an honor and a privilege to be able to review such a well-written text. . . . AN EXCELLENT JOB at incorporating major theoretical approaches to treating families into one source. . . . AN INVALUABLE RESOURCE." -- <i>Muriel Kennedy, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Government of the District of Columbia, Department of Human Services, Commission on Mental Health Services </i>
zlib_text: The	Newer	Therapies
  Eugene	T.	Gendlin
  
  e-Book	2015	International	Psychotherapy	Institute
  From	American	Handbook	of	Psychiatry:	Volume	5	edited	by	Silvano	Arieti,	Daniel	X.	Freedman,	Jarl	E.
  Dyrud
  Copyright	©	1975	by	Basic	Books
  All	Rights	Reserved
  Created	in	the	United	States	of	America
  
  Table	of	Contents
  The	Newer	Therapies
  Introduction
  Attributes	of	the	Newer	Therapies
  Direct	Experience
  Change	Now
  Responsibility
  Trust	Your	Own	Body
  Interaction
  Arrested	Growth,	Arrested	Living
  Not	Adjustment
  No	Authorities
  Training	Through	Self-examination	and	Consultation
  Bringing	Others	into	the	Interview
  Choices	To	Live
  The	Major	New	Methods
  Client-Centered	Therapy
  
  Rational	Emotive	Therapy
  Transactional	Analysis
  Imagery	Therapies
  Gestalt	Therapy
  Primal	Therapy
  Reevaluation	Counseling
  Body	Therapies
  Existential	Psychotherapy
  Experiential	Psychotherapy
  Reality	Therapy
  Psychosynthesis
  Sex	Therapy
  Fight	Training
  Parent-effectiveness	Training
  Changing	the	Dyadic	Pattern
  Groups
  Family	Therapy
  
  Therapeut