We are pleased to present the following articles to our readers for the current issue

Featured Articles:

	Excerpt from Staring at the Sun: Overcoming the Terror of Death by Irvin Yalom, MD

	Psychotherapy in China: Western and Eastern Perspectives

Articles From Past Issues:

9/11 One Year Later: A Psychotherapist Reflects on His Experiences at Ground Zero by Tab Ballis, LCSW

A Few Simple Questions by Saul Spiro

Angels in Crisis: How Mobile Crisis Intervention Changes Lives by Bill Martin, PhD

Breaking Barriers to Doing Corporate Consulting by Louis A. Perrott, PhD

Clinical Wisdom: A Psychoanalyst Learns from his Mistakes by Herbert Rabin, PhD, ABPP

Existential Poems by Tom Greening, PhD

Family Therapy with Families Facing Catastrophic Illness: Building Internal and External Resources by Ellen Pulleyblank Coffey, PhD

Food for the Soul by Myrtle Heery, PhD, MFT

Gottman and Gray: The Two Johns by Hara Estroff Marano

How To Be A Grownup Even Around Your Own Parents by Frank Pittman, MD

In Search of Self: My Therapy with Rogers, Satir, Bugental, Polster, Yalom, & Maslow by Deb Hammels, MA

Letting the Patient Matter: Some Thoughts on Irvin Yalom's View of the Therapeutic Relationship by Barbara Jamison

Psychotherapy for Oppositional-Defiant Kids with Low Frustration Tolerance … and How to Help Their Parents, Too by David Rice, PhD

Psychotherapy Isn't What You Think by James Bugental, PhD

Resistant Clients: We've All Had Them; Here's How to Help Them! by Clifton Mitchell, PhD

Self-Help Snake Oil and Self-Improvement Urban Legends by Steven Kraus, PhD

The Empty Chair: Making Our Absence Less Traumatic for Everyone by Ann Steiner, PhD, MFT, CGP

The Family Research Project: A Summary by Stephanie Brown, PhD

The Gift of Therapy by Irvin Yalom, MD

The Path to Wholeness: Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy by Natalie Rogers, PhD

The Psychiatric Repression of Thomas Szasz: Its Social and Political Significance by Ron Leifer, MD

The Schopenhauer Cure (excerpt) by Irvin Yalom, MD

The Tao of Direction: Structure and Process in Clinical Supervision by Jay Reeve, PhD

The Therapist Mourns His Mother's Death: Being With Clients While Heartbroken by Bob Livingstone, LCSW

Therapeutic Alliance, Focus, and Formulation: Thinking Beyond the Traditional Therapy Orientations by Robert-Jay Green, PhD

Transforming the Wounds of Racism:An Autoethnographic Exploration and Implications for Psychotherapy by Saira Bains, MA

Transition Into Sports Psychology by Joan Steidinger, PhD

Tyranny of Niceness: A Psychotherapeutic Challenge by Evelyn Sommers, PhD

When the Therapist Leaves:A Personal Account of an Unusual Termination by Amy Urdang, MA, LCPC

Work Is Life, A Psychologist Looks at Identity and Work in America by Ilene Philipson, PhD