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Title: Shifting Contexts: The Generation of Effective Psychotherapy by Bill O'Hanlon, James Wilk ISBN: 0-89862-677-3 Publisher: Guilford Publications Pub. Date: 11 September, 1987 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $38.00

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Average Customer Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: NOT VERY USEFUL IN THE REAL WORLD
Comment: The techniques and stratgeys in the volume are just not workable or effective. I have been doing therapy for many years and had heard lots of praise from new therapists and some interns for this therapy....I was disapointed in this approach...

Rating: 5
Summary: For therapists who want to think about what it is they do.
Comment: For anyone who has an interest in clinical epistomology, i.e., how we know what we know about therapy, this is, quite simply, one of the best books I've ever read about the "doing" of psychotherapy. It is one of those books that I look at over and over for the challenges to traditional approaches that I find it provides. Although some might find it dense, the material is facinating for those with a desire to delve more deeply into the workings of the process of psychotherapy.

At this date, almost anyone involved in the field of therapy has heard about, or attended workshops in the area solution-oriented or possibility therapy; this book provides some of the underpinnings for what may be the most exciting developments in psychotherapy since Freud first led a patient to the couch!

This book encouraged me to ask questions about the work I do as a therapist, the beliefs we hold about therapy and where those beliefs come from, and how we know that what we do works. All in all, a very satisfying and thought-provoking read

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