My school textbooks this year are looking...readable. That is shocking. What is more shocking is that they were relatively less expensive. So two books detailing theories and application for family therapy, one book about working with older adults, and two books about group therapy. I'm already loving the family therapy books for their honest, enthusiastic styles. The two authors talk about the field's pioneers like true colleagues because they are. Feels like a nifty counterculture movement with its own true artists. For example, Irvin Yalom, an author for group therapy, seems to be awesome; he wrote a companion novel to illustrate techniques and client growth.
I'm definitely interested.
