Lies on the Clinic Chair

Ingeniously, the author Owen Yalom records the overturning cases of diagnosis and treatment that he has been practicing for decades. The author mentions in the book: "Psychologists are actually very easy to deceive. They don't believe that someone would spend such a high price to lie." The author uses exquisite and coherent narrative techniques to explore transference and countertransference in the process of psychotherapy, the influence of childhood experiences, and the principles of psychotherapy, etc. In interesting stories. After reading this book, you will definitely have a deeper understanding of psychiatrists and psychological diagnosis and treatment.

Books about psychotherapy methods. In fact, in real life, people don't know much about some methods of psychotherapy. The author of this book discusses transference and countertransference in the process of psychotherapy, childhood experiences, the principles of psychotherapy, how to promote the most important changes in clients, how to supervise the training of psychotherapists, etc. It can be called the most practical book on clinical practice in psychological counseling. The plot is exquisitely conceived, connected, ups and downs, and extremely dramatic. It is worth reading.

This is a practical manual for psychological counseling and a humorous novel with interlocking plots. The main line of the story is the intricate relationship between the psychotherapist and the patient Carol, which involves issues of doctor-patient ethics and the professional boundaries of consultation. It is touching and profound. We can read it as a story or as a textbook on clinical counseling. I have always felt that in psychological counseling and therapy, patients are very fragile and tortured. Once they develop trust in their therapists, they will become very dependent, and the relationship will become entangled and difficult to define. After all, counselors are ordinary people with strong emotions and desires. This is the beauty of this book, which explores the multiple relationships between doctors and patients.

This is a practical manual for psychological counseling and a humorous novel with interlocking plots. The main line of the story is the intricate relationship between the psychotherapist and the patient Carol, which involves issues of doctor-patient ethics and the professional boundaries of consultation. It is touching and profound. We can read it as a story or as a textbook on clinical counseling. I have always felt that in psychological counseling and therapy, patients are very fragile and tortured. Once they develop trust in their therapists, they will become very dependent, and the relationship will become entangled and difficult to define. After all, counselors are ordinary people with strong emotions and desires. This is the beauty of this book, which explores the multiple relationships between doctors and patients.

Great book! There is a very exciting plot and a lot of useful information to popularize psychological knowledge. A sentence that lingered in my mind for a long time after I closed the book: "Pawns and kings and queens all end up in the same box." It made me determined to be a happy pawn!

Very often, facing the complexity of human nature, people understand how the mysterious psychiatrist usually lives. It turns out that psychiatrists are also normal people, with emotions and desires, and they are disenchanted with the world.

This is a book about psychotherapy methods. In fact, in real life, people don't know much about some psychotherapy methods. The author of this book discusses transference and countertransference in the process of psychotherapy, childhood experiences, the principles of psychotherapy, how to promote the most important changes in clients, how to supervise the training of psychotherapists, etc. It can be called the most practical book on clinical practice in psychological counseling. The plot is exquisitely conceived, connected, ups and downs, and extremely dramatic. It is worth reading.

This is a practical manual for psychological counseling and a humorous novel with interlocking plots. The main line of the story is the intricate relationship between the psychotherapist and the patient Carol, which involves issues of doctor-patient ethics and the professional boundaries of consultation. It is touching and profound. We can read it as a story or as a textbook on clinical counseling. I have always felt that in psychological counseling and therapy, patients are very fragile and tortured. Once they develop trust in their therapists, they will become very dependent, and the relationship will become entangled and difficult to define. After all, counselors are ordinary people with strong emotions and desires. This is the beauty of this book, which explores the multiple relationships between doctors and patients.

This book is like a mirror that allows me to see all kinds of things in psychotherapy. Not only did it illustrate the complex relationship between therapist and client, it also gave me a deeper understanding of my own emotions and those of those around me. The stories in the book resonated with me just like the experiences of my relatives and friends. What a great book worth reading again and again!

Especially suitable for those who are studying psychology or anyone who has confusion related to ethics.

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I didn't have any hope at first, but I couldn't put it down and wanted to read it in one sitting. The plot is reasonable and the inner world of the characters is real and rich.

Super pretty! This way of expression is really amazing. This novel is really beautiful. I am worthy of being a master of psychology. It is both professional and interesting. [Sending my heart]