At long last, Jeffrey Zeig has gathered up some of his most pivotal contributions to psychotherapy and put them together in a new volume that will be of interest to students and colleagues alike. And as the title implies, this book represents a convergence of ideas and writings over time, reflecting Zeig’s professional and personal journey.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-83-8 • Published 2006 • 6x9 Softcover 2006 • $34.95

The Therapist as ...provides an opportunity to see what such conviction looks like in action across a variety of circumstances. It also teaches us about the power of humor even in the most serious of settings. And just as each piece captures something essential of the author at that particular time in her life, each piece also tells us something of the time itself as reflected in the voice of the author.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-85-2 • Published 2006 • 6x9 Softcover • $37.95

Paul Watzlawick is among the best known figures in the fields of communication and constructivist theory, family and brief therapy. A Senior Research Fellow at the Mental Research Institute (MRI) and founding member of the MRI Brief Therapy Center team, he was Clinical Professor Emeritus at Stanford University School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Dr. Watzlawick�s contributions to the Interactional View of human behavior are profound, many, and among the most influential and widely read.

ISBN: 978-1-934442-25-8
Price: $32.95/Softcover

The Mental Research Institute (MRI) has a distinguished history and can lay claim as the birthplace of numerous contributions to Communication/Interactional theory and innovations in the application of these ideas in the practice of family and brief therapy�not least of which is to be home of the MRI Brief Therapy Center (BTC).

ISBN: 978-1-934442-35-7
Price: $29.95/Softcover

Don D. Jackson (1920-1968) is best remembered as a brilliant therapist, teacher, and for his leading part in the development of such ground breaking theoretical concepts as family homeostasis, family rules, relational quid pro quo, and, with Gregory Bateson, John Weakland and Jay Haley, the theory of the Double Bind.

ISBN: 978-1-934442-33-3
Price: $32.95/Softcover

Don Jackson’s intellectual prowess, teaching charisma, and refusal to blindly adhere to the status quo are all apparent in these writings. Get to know Don Jackson and we get to know a man who profoundly influenced the human sciences. In looking back at his work, we not only shed light on the nature of the field as it is today but we recapture the spark of passion and imagination that could very well revitalize the clinical
work we do tomorrow.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-20-3
Price: $49.95/hardcover

Written by an international assembly of leading exponents of existential psychotherapy and related disciplines, this book includes thirty chapters on current trends and topics in Logotherapy and Existential Analysis. It provides readers with an up-to-date and well-integrated text that will enhance the knowledge and skills of everyone who in one way or another applies meaning-oriented and person-centered psychotherapy and counseling in his or her professional and/or personal life. In keeping with Logotherapy�s tradition of interdisciplinarity, the research gathered in this volume comes from a variety of sources and disciplines, including medicine, psychiatry, psychology (both clinical and theoretical), counseling, nursing, and philosophy.

ISBN 978-1-934442-15-9 • Published 2009 • 6.25x9.5 • 544 pages • Hardbound • $69.95

An ambitious project, this book offers an organized, comprehensive,and invaluable compilation of relevant research material regarding meaning in life -- the central axis of logotherapy.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-33-3
Price: $69.95/hardcover

Redecision Therapy was the brainchild of Bob and Mary Goulding. Dissatisfied with the psychoanalytically oriented therapies, they built on their experience with Transactional Analysis by adding the experiential therapies (Gestalt Therapy and Psychodrama) that were gaining traction at that time. They presented their approach at numerous conferences and to a wide variety of professional audiences. In 1985 they organized a conference at Asilomar in Monterey California. The Proceedings of the 1985 Asilomar Conference, Redecision Therapy: Expanded Perspectives was published at the end of 1985. This book showcases the state of Redecision Therapy almost 25 years later.

ISBN: 978-1-934442-34-0
Price: $27.95

This little book has a big payoff: ridding ourselves of the critics, the blamers, the regretters, the nags, and all of those other voices that crowd our heads and get in the way of success. Newly updated.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-81-4
Price: $12.95

Author - Bert Hellinger
Rising in Love offers further insight into the now-familiar Family Constellations, as envisaged by Bert Hellinger, as well as into their extended manifestation, which he calls Spiritual Constellations. Deeply textured and powerfully realized, the text is both practical and full of wonder as it considers the essential connections of life�each individual to self, to other, to community and beyond.

ISBN: 978-3-00-025381-2
Price: $36.00

Author - Bert Hellinger
Bert Hellinger � �My main concerns in these chapters are the thoughts and images we create around God -- from which hidden sources these ideas originate, their effects on the soul of the individual human being, and their consequences for human interactions. I describe the effects these ideas have on our human experience and strictly remain within this actual experience as it can be accessed and verified by every person.�

ISBN: 978-3-00-023534-4
Price: $29.95

Author - Bert Hellinger
Whether one is familiar with Family Constellations or is simply curious about them, the book will provide numerous lenses through which to see the possibilities.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-80-7
Price: $29.95/hardcover

Using Hypnosis in Family Therapy

Author - Michele Ritterman, Ph.D.
When a book becomes a classic...

ISBN: 978-1-932462-36-4
Price: $39.95

Assembling Ericksonian Therapy

The Selected Papers of Stephen Lankton

Author - Stephen R. Lankton, M.S.W.
Stephen Lankton is internationally renown as a speaker and writer on the Ericksonian perspective.

ISBN: 978-1-932462-10-4
Price: $39.95/hardcover

Director of the Masterson Group and Masterson Institute in New York City and a pioneer of the developmental, object relations approach to the personality

ISBN: 978-1-932462-34-0
Price: $39.95/softcover

Brief therapy can be defined succinctly as “Time-sensitive treatment to relieve psychological distress and/or promote growth” or as “The development of a collaborative alliance and an emphasis on patient/client strengths in the service of an efficient attainment of co-created goals.” Nowadays insurance companies, HMOs, counseling centers and consumers all desire—and often require—brief treatment for psychological problems. Specific skills and orientation are needed to meet the challenge of providing high-quality professional services in today's economic and healthcare environment.