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| Preface | |
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| Why Study the Relationship? | |
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| Five Propositions | |
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| A Short History of the Relationship | |
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| From Dilemma to Dialectic | |
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| The Discovery of Transference: Sigmund Freud | |
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| Breuer and Bertha: The Discovery of Transference | |
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| The Theory of Templates | |
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| The Repetition Compulsion | |
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| Transference | |
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| The Influence of the Humanists: Carl Rogers | |
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| Rogers' Great Influence | |
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| A Therapy of Love | |
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| The Three Attributes as Continua | |
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| The Implications of Rogers' Theory | |
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| Rogers' Optimal Therapy | |
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| A Re-experiencing Therapy: Merton Gill | |
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| What About Therapy Is Therapeutic? | |
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| Conditions for Therapeutic Re-experiencing | |
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| A New Importance Seen in Transference | |
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| The Inevitability of Resistance | |
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| Decoding the Transference | |
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| Liberating the Therapist's Warmth and Spontaneity | |
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| The Place of Remembering | |
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| Interpreting Resistance to the Recognition of Transference | |
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| The Therapist's Contribution to the Client's Experience | |
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| Validating the Client's Perception and Interpretation | |
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| The Therapeutic Relationship | |
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| The Meeting of Psychoanalysis and Humanism: Heinz Kohut | |
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| The Beginnings | |
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| Kohut's Two Questions | |
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| The Theoretical Issue | |
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| The Issue of Therapeutic Technique | |
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| The Liberated Therapist | |
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| Countertransference | |
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| Two Hidden Dramas | |
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| Sources of Countertransference | |
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| Obstructive and Useful Countertransference | |
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| The Therapist's Difficulties | |
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| The Need for Vigilance | |
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| The Therapist's Dilemmas | |
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| The Conservative-to-Radical Continuum | |
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| Self-Disclosure: Too Little or Too Much? | |
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| Disclosing Feelings | |
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| Failures of Empathy | |
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| Intersubjectivity | |
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| Discarding the Therapist Mask | |
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| The New Relationship | |
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| An Integration | |
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| Increasing the Client's Awareness of the Relationship | |
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| Attending to the Selfobject Transferences | |
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| Helping the Client Learn About the Power of the Past | |
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| Therapy as an Intersubjective Situation | |
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| The Question of Diagnosis | |
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| And When the Therapy Must Be Brief? | |
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| In the Consulting Room | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| Notes | |
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| Index | |