Power in the helping professions
By: by Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig. --
Publisher: Spring Publications
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng; ger
Number of pages: 155
Subjects: Psychotherapy; Counseling; Psychotherapist and patient; Power (Social sciences); Psychiatric Social Work
Notes: Translation of Macht als Gefahr beim Helfer.
Table of contents: title: Deliver us from evil?; title: Social work and inquisition; title: Psychotherapist: Charlatan and false prophet; title: The initial contact between analyst and analysand; title: Relationship is fantasy; title: The analyst and the patient's extra-analytical life; title: Sexuality and analysis; title: The destructive fear of homosexuality; title: The analyst as flatterer; title: Abuse of the search for meaning; title: The powerful doctor and the childish patient; title: The "healer-patient" archetype and power; title: The splitting of the archetype; title: The closing of the split through power; title: Physician, psychotherapist, social worker and teacher; title: Shadow, destructiveness and evil; title: Is analysis condemned to failure?; title: Analysis doesn't help; title: Eros; title: Individuation; title: The helpless psychotherapist; title: Eros again.