Professionals who are good at helping people resolve their difficulties are able to think in a multidimensional mode that transcends disciplinary boundaries. They stretch beyond conventional reasoning in ways that allow them to discover patterns, apply their skills and knowledge, and perceive things that are invisible to all but the enlightened. (78 pp.)

Competence in therapy can be assessed according to the degree of mastery the professional has reached in each of the following clinical skill areas: selecting suitable clients, role induction, relationship building, interviewing, linguistic coaching, interpreting, confronting, handling resistance, focusing, questioning, problem solving, setting limits, self-disclosure, and dealing with endings. (87 pp.)

The challenge of being a therapist is sharing the joy of others during their moments of discovery and redemption. It is at such times that we are blessed with a form of spiritual transcendence, of perfect love, and of a heightened existence that has no boundaries. (54 pp.)