First published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Part 1 Introduction: the nature and range of psychotherapy, Petruska Clarkson; the psychotheraputic relationship, Petruska Clarkson; a practioner-scientist approach to psychotherapy process and research, Jennifer Elton Wilson and Michael Barkham. Part 2 Culture: psychotherapy and race, Pat Grant; psychotherapy and gender, Sheila Ernst and David Gowling; psychotherapy with survivors of the Nazi holocaust, Judith Hassan; psychotherapy and sexual orientation, Paul Hitchings. Part 3 Modalities: individual adult psychotherapy, Michael Pokorny and Christine Lister-Ford; a spectrum of psychological therapies with children, Peter Harper; analytical psychotherapy with children, Miranda Passey; psychotherapy with adolescents, Robert Jezzard; short-term psychotherapy, Gillian Butler and James Low; marital psychotherapy, Tom Leary and Gillian Walton; family psychotherapy, Gill Gorell-Barnes and Alan Cooklin; group psychotherapy, Oded Manor. Part 4 Settings: psychotherapy in/with organizations, Peter Hawkins and Eric Miller; psychotherapy in the NHS, Adele Kosviner and Jane Knowles; psychotherapy in the social services, Kenneth Kirk Smith and Jonathan Smith; psychotherapeutic communities, Haya Oakley and David Millard; psychotherapy in the voluntary and independent sector, Sara Llewellin; psychotherapy in private practice, Michael Pokorny and Helena Hargaden. Part 5 Issues: psychotherapy and learning difficulties, Janet Bungener and Brendan McCormack; Part Contents.