Psychodynamic Treatment of Depression
. . . [T]his book may be approached as a resource for teaching psychotherapy. In this respect, it is first rate. . . --The Journal of Nervous and Mental DiseaseAlthough this book deals specifically with treatment of depression, it actually is an excellent introduction to psychodynamic theory and practice. --American Journal of PsychiatryThe audience most ideally suited for this book is mental health clinicians beginning their careers. --Journal of the American Psychoanalytic AssociationTrainees in psychiatry especially can expect to sharpen their clinical (and psychotherapeutic) skills using what this book has to offer. --Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry