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In Volume 2 of Current Thinking and Research in BriefTherapy the
author's consideration of Ericksonian-influenced brief therapy
continues. Presently, there is a concern among those in the
psychotherapy profession who worry that this area of science will
become heartless. Others are equally concerned that their hearts
not become science-less in the future. In this volume, the authors
respect both viewpoints and attempt to weave these notions
together. Throughout this book, different types of emotions in
psychotherapy unfold. For instance, Harry Aponte presents a
thoughtful piece on the issue of client-therapy intimacy, while
Doug Flemons and Shelley Green, a married couple, share a humorous
yet sensitive article on sexual concerns in couples, and finally,
Daniel Handel provides a powerful story of the use of hypnosis with
a dying adolescent. In addition to the emotional side of
psychotherapy, the authors include the scientific aspects of
psychotherapy. A discussion about various models of brief therapy
is given, emphasizing that the therapeutic effects of the treatment
models are attributable to "the non-treatment specifics" of the
therapeutic interaction. A review of empirical data on the key
elements of Ericksonian hypnosis and the social-psychological
aspect of Ericksonian hypnosis are discussed as well. Finally, an
important, and perhaps controversial, essay on ethics in the
general non-therapeutic use of hypnosis by lawyers and its use in
recovering memories is presented.
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