Dictionary of Psychotherapy by Sue Walrond-Skinner
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Overview: In the field of psychotherapy there are now literally thousands of journals in existence, each producing articles several times a year, whilst the number of books produced in each sub-specialty of the field every year runs into many hundred. This dictionary can therefore only be classed as a modest offering within an already burgeoning growth area of encyclopaedia, compendia and word books, all attempting to bring some order to the field and offer some maps to guide the serious student of psychotherapy over a rough and uneven terrain. Its raison d’être stems from the rapidity with which our field has developed within the last ten years, making many excellent word books and dictionaries already out of date. Not only have a bewildering array of new therapies come on to the scene (since, for example, H.J. Eysenck’s Dictionary of Psychology was published in 1972), but the usage of terms shifts subtly in the older psychotherapies as they are influenced by and seek to influence, in an implicit two-way dialectic, the changing social, political and intellectual context in which they are embedded.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Health, Fitness & Medical
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