The Man with the Beautiful Voice: And More Stories from the Other Side of the Couch

The Man with the Beautiful Voice: And More Stories from the Other Side of the Couch

by LillianB.Rubin (Author)

Synopsis

'This daring and engrossing book offers a unique gift to readers: a window into the mind and the heart of both sides of the therapeutic relationship - the patient's and the therapist's. Only a writer and thinker as agile as Lillian Rubin could offer such compelling stories that tell us so much about the process of pain and healing for both patient and therapist.' - Kim Chernin, author of The Hungry Self. Widely acclaimed psychotherapist and author Dr Lillian B. Rubin offers us a masterful insight into the world of therapy in her compelling new book, The Man with the Beautiful Voice. She describes her most fascinating and challenging cases from 'the other side of the couch', as she takes the reader on a riveting and absorbing journey into the human psyche. Through seven unique stories, she reveals her personal struggle to leave behind traditional psychoanalytic training and adopt unorthodox methods, when the nature of her clients means that the rules have to be bent or broken.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 176
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Piatkus Books
Published: 06 Jul 2006

ISBN 10: 0749925744
ISBN 13: 9780749925741

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'This daring and engrossing book offers a unique gift to readers: a window into the mind and the heart of both sides of the therapeutic relationship - the patient's and the therapist's. Only a writer and thinker as agile as Lillian Rubin could offer such compelling stories that tell us so much about the process of pain and healing for both patient and therapist.' - Kim Chernin, author of The Hungry Self.
Author Bio
Lillian B Rubin is the author of eleven books including Tangled Lives (0807067946), Worlds of Pain (0465092489), Intimate Strangers (0060911344) and Just Friends (0060913495). She is a sociologist and psychotherapist who has been a senior research associate at the Institute for the Study of Social Change at the University of California, Berkeley. She lives in San Francisco.