Power in the Helping Professions

In this concise book, the eminent Jungian psychiatrist and author teaches us how to be aware of the subtle abuses of authority that can occur during therapy or counseling. Everyone has been on both sides of power-manipulation relationships, but without an objective method, becoming aware of these occurrences is difficult if not impossible.

Guggenbühl-Craig offers fresh advice for social workers, analysts, teachers, and ministers to more effectively manage the power dilemmas that therapy attracts.