description: This book draws together radical critiques of therapy and takes them further, to show how therapists have become all too willing administrators of the mind, and how they then delight in the bureaucratic management of therapeutic practice. Richard House shows how profession-centered,or "professionalized-therapy" betrays what should be most genuinely theraputic about speaking to another about one's self, and he develops an impassioned argument for retrieving some ideas that might help us reflect on the perilous state of the profession.
language: English
title: Spiritual Knowing: Alternative Epistemic Perspective
titlecomplete: Spiritual Knowing: Alternative Epistemic Perspective (State University of West Georgia Studies in the Social Scien)
publisher: State University of West Georgia