CHARLES J. GELSO, PhD, is a professor in the Department of Psychology, University of Maryland, College Park. He has written extensively about the client/therapist relationship in diverse approaches to psychotherapy, and has conducted numerous empirical studies on the topic. Dr. Gelso has also practiced both brief and long-term psychodynamic therapy throughout his career. JEFFREY A. HAYES, PhD, is an assistant professor of counseling psychology at Pennsylvania State University, University Park. His research and theoretical writing focus primarily on the psychotherapy relationship, with a particular emphasis on countertransference. He maintains a private psychotherapy practice in State College, Pennsylvania.

• The Psychotherapy Relationship and Its Components: An Introduction. Working Alliance: The Foundation of the Psychotherapy Relationship. Transference and Its Many Faces: The Unrealistic Relationship in Psychotherapy. Countertransference: The Therapist's Contribution to the "Unrealistic" Relationship. The Real Relationship: Beyond Transference and Alliance. The Psychotherapy Relationship in Operation. Psychoanalytic Visions of the Psychotherapy Relationship: Beyond Transference. Cognitive and Behavioral Views of the Therapeutic Relationship: Beyond Techniques. The Humanistic and Existential Vision of the Therapeutic Relationship: The Real Relationship and More. Feminist Therapy: Beyond the Third Force. References. Index.

CHARLES J. GELSO, PhD, is a professor in the Department of Psychology, University of Maryland, College Park. He has written extensively about the client/therapist relationship in diverse approaches to psychotherapy, and has conducted numerous empirical studies on the topic. Dr. Gelso has also practiced both brief and long-term psychodynamic therapy throughout his career. JEFFREY A. HAYES, PhD, is an assistant professor of counseling psychology at Pennsylvania State University, University Park. His research and theoretical writing focus primarily on the psychotherapy relationship, with a particular emphasis on countertransference. He maintains a private psychotherapy practice in State College, Pennsylvania.

• The Psychotherapy Relationship and Its Components: An Introduction. Working Alliance: The Foundation of the Psychotherapy Relationship. Transference and Its Many Faces: The Unrealistic Relationship in Psychotherapy. Countertransference: The Therapist's Contribution to the "Unrealistic" Relationship. The Real Relationship: Beyond Transference and Alliance. The Psychotherapy Relationship in Operation. Psychoanalytic Visions of the Psychotherapy Relationship: Beyond Transference. Cognitive and Behavioral Views of the Therapeutic Relationship: Beyond Techniques. The Humanistic and Existential Vision of the Therapeutic Relationship: The Real Relationship and More. Feminist Therapy: Beyond the Third Force. References. Index.

CHARLES J. GELSO, PhD, is a professor in the Department of Psychology, University of Maryland, College Park. He has written extensively about the client/therapist relationship in diverse approaches to psychotherapy, and has conducted numerous empirical studies on the topic. Dr. Gelso has also practiced both brief and long-term psychodynamic therapy throughout his career. JEFFREY A. HAYES, PhD, is an assistant professor of counseling psychology at Pennsylvania State University, University Park. His research and theoretical writing focus primarily on the psychotherapy relationship, with a particular emphasis on countertransference. He maintains a private psychotherapy practice in State College, Pennsylvania.

• The Psychotherapy Relationship and Its Components: An Introduction. Working Alliance: The Foundation of the Psychotherapy Relationship. Transference and Its Many Faces: The Unrealistic Relationship in Psychotherapy. Countertransference: The Therapist's Contribution to the "Unrealistic" Relationship. The Real Relationship: Beyond Transference and Alliance. The Psychotherapy Relationship in Operation. Psychoanalytic Visions of the Psychotherapy Relationship: Beyond Transference. Cognitive and Behavioral Views of the Therapeutic Relationship: Beyond Techniques. The Humanistic and Existential Vision of the Therapeutic Relationship: The Real Relationship and More. Feminist Therapy: Beyond the Third Force. References. Index.