Hidden faults: Recognising and resolving therapeutic disjunctions

This book explores disjunctions - the spectrum of breaches in therapy, from subtle to devastating, when therapist and patient confound each other - and their place in resolving stalemate and furthering therapeutic progress. Disjunction is a concept that can be used with any psychodynamic system supporting a two person view of therapy, where the inner life of both participants is available for inquiry and change. 226 pages.