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Customer Reviews:Average Customer Rating: Guy Messalem Customer Rating:  I found this book to be very informative and pragmatic. The author shares from her rich personal experience regarding key elements in the path of a fledgling psychotherapist. The book offers a great historical review and helpful tips on best practices. Honest and open Customer Rating: Nancy McWilliams provides a honest look at the psychoanalytic profession. She gives newcomers a good idea of what to expect coming into the psychoanalytic field. She effectively communicates through experience and self honesty in a very endearing manner. Buy your own copy; forget using the library Customer Rating: This is a book you will want to underline, so I do not recommend checking out this book from your local university library. I am a licensed marriage and family therapist, as well as a school counselor, and I have been fascinated about the mystery of psychoanalysis. This writer is fantastically clear, funny, honest, straightforward and clearly states any of her biases. She is smart, well-experienced and collects her thoughts beautifully. This is NOT a painful textbook to read; it is pleasantly written, divided into bite size pieces, and leaves the reader entirely satisfied! Excellent as a student guide too Customer Rating: McWilliams provides excellent information for students and early career psychotherapists without the cumbersome jargon that all too often comes with other psychoanalytic texts. Best book in the field for 20 years. For every reason. Customer Rating: As helpful for someone a the end of their career as for someone just beginning theirs. | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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