Self-in-Relationship Psychotherapy 1st Edition

Self-in-Relationship Psychotherapy, 1st Edition by Augustine Meier and Micheline Boivin is a compelling, practice-focused guide that reframes clinical work through a relational lens. Immediately engaging, this book invites clinicians, trainees, and mental health professionals to rethink how identity and change unfold within therapeutic relationships.

Grounded in contemporary theory and illustrated with vivid clinical examples, Meier and Boivin show how clients’ symptoms, defenses, and growth are shaped by ongoing interpersonal contexts. Clear explanations of assessment strategies, case formulation, and intervention techniques make complex ideas accessible and usable in session. Readers will appreciate the balance of conceptual depth and pragmatic tools for building stronger therapeutic alliances, managing ruptures, and fostering authentic change.

Ideal for psychotherapists, counselors, clinical psychologists, social workers, and graduate students, this first edition emphasizes culturally informed practice and adaptability across settings—from private practice to community mental health. The authors’ compassionate, respectful voice encourages reflective practice and professional development while offering concrete methods to improve outcomes.

Whether you’re expanding your relational repertoire or seeking a fresh framework for longstanding clinical questions, this book equips you with actionable insights that translate directly to better client care. Its relevance for professionals in North America, Europe, Australia, and beyond makes it a valuable addition to any clinical library.

Refresh your approach to psychotherapy with a relational perspective that prioritizes connection, context, and competence. Order your copy of Self-in-Relationship Psychotherapy, 1st Edition today and bring renewed clarity and effectiveness to your clinical work.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.