Psychotherapy Process: Current Issues and Future Directions

by Michael J. Mahoney (Editor)

1 A Structural and Transactional Approach to Cognition in Clinical Problems.- Commentary Egocentrism and Making Piaget Kosher.- 2 The Transpersonal Stance.- Commentary Being The Search for Transpersonal Psychology.- 3 Personal Construct A Theory to Be Elaborated.- Commentary George Kelly's Anticipation of A Personal Tribute.- 4 Psychotherapy as Coping Skills Training.- Commentary Cognitive Behavior Therapy as Psychodynamics Revisited.- 5 Principles of Cognitive Therapy.- Commentary A Manual for a Cognitive Therapy.- 6 Psychotherapy and the Structure of Personal Revolutions.- Commentary "De-Controlling" Cognition and Cognitive Toward a Reconciliation of Cognitive and Dynamic Therapies.- 7 Cognitive Behavior and Its Roles in An Integrative Account.- Commentary And Now for Something Completely Cognition and Little r.- 8 Imaginal Therapeutic Applications and Theoretical Models.- Commentary Imaginal A Glimpse of the Promised Land.- 9 Biomedical and Health Factors in Psychotherapy.- Commentary Treating the Whole Patient-The Psychologist as a Member of the Health Team.- 10 Toward Specifying the "Nonspecific" Factors in Behavior A Social-Learning Analysis.- Commentary Catalyzing the Integration of Social-Learning Theory and Behavior Therapy.- 11 Rhetoric and Psychotherapy.- Commentary Aristotle as Psychotherapist.- 12 Psychotherapy from the Perspective of Cognitive Theory.- Commentary Three Cognitive Psychologies and Their Implications.- 13 Psychotherapy and Philosophy of Examples of a Two-Way Street in Search of Traffic.- Commentary Psychotherapy and Impurely Rhetorical.

403 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1980