Books by Jay Haley
Uncommon Therapy
by Jay Haley
Erickson understood that if therapy is about change, not insight, then in some important way you’re not tethered to reality. The therapist is free to create new realities. This tremendously empowers the therapist, but it also changes our whole sense of what is to be a person.
Interviews where books by Jay Haley were recommended
The best books on Relationship Therapy, recommended by Mira Kirshenbaum
Systems thinking is key to figuring out how relationships work, says Mira Kirshenbaum, psychotherapist and clinical director of the Chestnut Hill Institute. She chooses the best books to help us understand modern relationship therapy.
