Referencias: páginas 257-266

Emotional engagement and mutual influence: basic issues as therapy begins -- Mutuality and collaboration: influencing each other -- Redefining regression: facilitating therapeutic vulnerability -- Evaluating interventions: tracking the clients response -- Self-disclosure and advice: understanding how and when the therapists disclosures are therapeutic -- Managing emotion: affective communication and the role of interaction -- The special problem of affect management in treating borderline personality disorders -- Confrontation and countertransference anger: overcoming the therapists aversion to conflict -- Erotic feelings: how they help or hinder the therapeutic process -- Empowering the client: the road to independence